Santos ‘failed’ to consult Tiwi Islanders: court
The Federal Court will soon hand down a historic decision after gas company Santos launched an appeal over a stalled $4.7bn project off the Tiwi Islands.
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Palmer fails to halt criminal charges
Billionaire mining magnate Clive Palmer has suffered a major court setback in his fight against criminal charges brought by the corporate watchdog.
FIFO flight circles city for 2 hours
A flight carrying FIFO workers to a mining region in Western Australia was forced to circle the coast off a major city for two hours.
Twiggy’s big call on seabed mining
He made billions extracting metals from the Earth, but now Andrew Forrest has made an unexpected call at the COP27 climate conference. Have your say.
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Woodside Petroleum profit falls 41 per cent
OIL giant Woodside Petroleum’s profit fell 41.4 per cent in its full year results. But it still made a mammoth $1.94 billion.
BHP posts $US8.1bn profit
IF THERE’S any doubt about whether mining and resources are still potent forces, just check out BHP Billiton’s half-year profits.
Twiggy loses cattle station mine fight
BILLIONAIRE Andrew Forrest has lost the latest fight against mining on his cattle station in the Pilbara, with Onslow Resources given approvals
Woodside flags $400m writedowns
Woodside has warned of up to $400 million in writedowns ahead of its 2013 full year earnings result next month.
Mine reopens with fewer workers
COAL mine which closed four months ago, putting 300 people out of work, will reopen this month with a workforce of 50.
Ex-BP engineer convicted for obstruction
AN EX-BP drilling engineer has been convicted of deleting text messages to obstruct an investigation into the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
Cooling in mining blamed for WA job slump
WA’S unemployment rate has risen by the highest amount in the nation, with the government blaming the cooling on the mining sector.
Discount for miners to unlock Qld fortune
THE Queensland government is considering offering reduced royalties for an initial period to miners that open up the Galilee Basin.
Report says SA’s mining workforce to grow
A NEW report suggests 35,000 more jobs will be created in South Australia’s mining sector by 2030.
Gold prices down, so miners produce more
GOLD miners in Australia are targeting higher ore grades and producing more to combat weaker prices
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