Mine worker dies on BHP site
A 25-year-old worker was killed in an incident early on Anzac Day in what police have described as a “collision”.
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‘A bit rich’: Big sign tax changes likely
As a major industry defends its tax payments, the government remains committed to probing whether it should be paying more.
Dutton move shocks top executive
The Coalition’s refusal to co-operate over a key policy is a “missed opportunity” for the country’s future, a key executive claims.
How state flushed $6.2b down the toilet
A report has revealed how one state could have been $6.2B richer if it had committed to one major system already adopted by another.
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‘Another one will be game over’
IN THE waters off our coast, a gold mine is waiting to be plundered. The potential for profit, and disaster, is scarily high.
BHP defends dividend after profit fall
MINING giant BHP Billiton has defended its increased dividends and cut spending after annual profit halved to $US6.4 billion.
The town where mining is not welcome
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The making of a ghost town
THE mining downturn is devastating Australian towns, with entire populations are disappearing and leaving virtual ghost towns behind.
Palmer company loses port court battle
CLIVE Palmer’s Mineralogy has lost its long-running court battle with its estranged Chinese joint venture partner over the Cape Preston port in WA.
Coal mining giant’s bitter fight
AUSTRALIA’s biggest mining company, BHP Billiton, is in a perilous fight with angry locals over one of its most prominent projects.
How BHP beats the big banks
THE upside of the mining giant’s share price fall has been a high dividend boosted by a falling Aussie dollar.
$16.5 billion coal mine shot down
ENVIRONMENTALISTS have won a court case putting another roadblock in front of the controversial Carmichael coal mine in Queensland’s Galilee Basin.
Miners team up to promote WA’s gold heart
WEST Australia’s gold miners have joined forces to ‘champion’ the industry on day two of the Diggers & Dealers conference in Kalgoorlie.
Gina to ‘give half her fortune away’
WELL, no one saw this coming. A bitter legal dispute between the mining billionaire and her children may end in a massive payday for complete strangers.
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