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BHP to cut costs by 25 per cent
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Palmer pulls pin on Chinese mine
CLIVE Palmer’s Mineralogy has moved to terminate CITIC Pacific’s rights to mine his iron ore in Western Australia, casting doubt over an $8 billion project.
Premier admits Budget surplus fading fast
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