Unified BHP poised to dominate ASX
BHP is set to end two decades split between sharemarkets in Sydney and London after investors voted overwhelmingly to return the mining giant to its Australian home.
BHP is set to end two decades split between sharemarkets in Sydney and London after investors voted overwhelmingly to return the mining giant to its Australian home.
WA should bring its Covid-19 isolation rules into line with the east coast to minimise the impact of opening state borders, according to Northern Star boss Stuart Tonkin.
Lynas books record sales in the December quarter but still faces challenges getting its rare earth products to market.
Covid-19 staff shortages have already dented BHP’s iron ore and coal output in WA and Queensland, even before the west opens the border floodgates.
WOODSIDE will spend nearly $3b after Shell announced it would sell most of its stake in the WA-based oil and gas giant.
THE WA government has decided to allow Buru Energy to frack for gas in the Kimberley without an EPA assessment.
UPDATE: UNION says workers have been treated appallingly as BHP Billiton announces it has axed 170 jobs at its Mt Whaleback mine.
MINING giant BHP Billiton has cut about 100 staff from its iron ore division headquarters in Perth.
MINING giant BHP Billiton is confident about Chinese growth despite acknowledging there could be a bumpy ride ahead.
A DOWNTURN in the market is prompting Australian mining giants to assess their future. This is what happened when Rio Tinto left one town.
FORTESCUE Metals Group boosted its iron ore shipments by 15pc in the March quarter but its costs also rose in the same period.
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