Rinehart randomly gives $100k to 10 workers
Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart has awarded 10 staff members from her company Roy Hill a $100,000 Christmas bonus.
Mining
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.
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.
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Gas to help FMG repay $2b debt
IRON ore miner Fortescue to pay down more than $2b in debt as it looks to save $400 million by converting its operations to gas.
Thousands sacked as miner collapses
MORE than 3500 workers have lost their jobs after a mining services company was placed into administration.
BHP iron ore tops 200 million tonnes
RESOURCES giant BHP has produced record volumes of iron ore and coal after lifting its output of both commodities 20 per cent.
Mining tax to stay … for now
IT got a win with axing the carbon tax, but the Abbott government hasn’t had the same luck with the mining tax. And it has Palmer United Party Senators to blame.
Debt-laden FMG to buy eight ships
FORTESCUE plans to spend $550 million on ships but the investment ‘will not affect’ its strategy to pay down $7b in debt.
Abbott: We can’t mine without Japan
THE mining boom in WA’s iron-ore rich Pilbara region could not have happened without Japan, Tony Abbott said on his whirlwind tour of the area today.
Secret $700m deal ripping us apart
A SECRET $700m deal; the most feared Aboriginal organisation in Australia; and a clan feud. This is the conflict tearing our land apart.
FIFO war: 8000 threaten strikes
A $60 billion project could grind to a halt as 8000 Queensland-based fly-in fly-out workers face off against a global construction giant.
Local indigenous backing for fracking
AN Aboriginal community that staged Australia’s most famous oil drilling protest supports a plan to frack for gas in the area.
BHP sacks 500 iron ore workers
HUNDREDS of WA iron ore jobs lost as BHP Billiton slashes costs, while the Premier admits it’s not a great time for mining.
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