Greens demand ‘giants’ must pay
Labor says they have a plan to lower power prices by more than $200, but the Greens want a specific demand to be considered if they’re going to support the plan.
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Warning Covid protests could turn ugly
China’s battle with a surge in Covid cases and political unrest will be felt in the wider region as calls for an end to strict lockdowns grow.
Why Twiggy’s mining empire needs two CEOs
The gas industry veteran will effectively become co-chief of a mining company which has big green energy plans.
Bowen reveals how we’ll cut emissions
In a Budget-style speech to parliament, Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen has revealed how Australia will cut emissions by 2030 – and who will be doing the heavy lifting.
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It’s a million-dollar diamond giveaway
AN AUSTRALIAN mine has given away millions of dollars worth of super-rare rough diamonds this morning.
Iron ore miners take hit as price tumbles
THE price of Australia’s major export has dropped to fresh lows in China, causing shares in local miners to plunge.
WA mines may close if iron ore drops below $US80
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Ebola ‘can’t sustain itself’, expert tell mining conference
THE Ebola outbreak ravaging West Africa will be contained because the disease kills people too quickly to sustain itself, an infectious disease expert says.
PUP deal dooms mining tax
CLIVE Palmer has done a deal with the Federal Government that will tie his vote to repeal the mining tax to other measures such as the School Kids Bonus.
Hey India, what’s mined is yours
AUSTRALIA set to sign deal with India to boost uranium mining industry, potentially bringing in billions of dollars and creating thousands of jobs.
What if the mining boom didn’t happen?
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China hits back at Clive’s rant
BEIJING has hit back at Clive Palmer over his explosive spray against China. What’s it all about? Money, of course.
BHP lifts profit to $14.93 billion
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