McGowan allowed to ‘murder’: Palmer
Billionaire Clive Palmer has told a defamation trial he believed a law passed in Western Australia gave Premier Mark McGowan power to murder him.
Mining
Clive Palmer’s explosive claim about China
Billionaire Clive Palmer allegedly implied West Australian Premier Mark McGowan was open to accepting bribes from China, a defamation trial has heard.
‘Now is the time’: Mining giant’s border call
BHP chief Mike Henry has joined mounting calls from businesses to reopen WA’s border, saying “at some point, things have to return to normal”.
Hawsons confident of new iron ore front
Iron ore hopefuls have been kicking the rocks along the Braemar Formation, stretching from South Australia up toward Broken Hill, without luck for decades.
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The Aussie towns destroyed by China’s economic slowdown
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Fortescue slashes dividend as profit dives
FALLING iron ore prices have forced Fortescue Metals Group to slash its dividend after suffering an 81 per cent fall in first half profit.
Miner’s future uncertain after $870m loss
IRON ore junior Mt Gibson Iron is considering a move into other commodities after suffering a massive half year loss.
‘New plan’ as Rio Tinto orders wage review
PILBARA iron ore miners are among the nation’s best paid workers but Rio Tinto has told its workers that employee costs are one of a range of areas that must be cut.
The staggering amount Clive donated to… Clive
A MYSTERIOUS gentleman named Clive Frederick Palmer is single-handedly keeping the Palmer United Party afloat. An expert says he’s never seen anything like it.
BC Iron cuts deeper amid weak prices
PILBARA iron ore producer BC Iron is making deeper cost cuts as it weathers a falling iron ore price.
Fortescue cuts costs, stays profitable
FORTESCUE Metals has reassured investors it remains profitable despite the brutal slide in iron ore prices.
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