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.
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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.
Australia’s richest man blasted at own event
Australia’s richest man Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest has copped criticism by an Indigenous elder at his own company’s media event.
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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.
BHP sacks 500 iron ore workers
BHP Billiton will cut 500 Australian jobs out of its iron ore business as part of a plan to cut costs as iron ore prices fall.
Shell sells most of Woodside stake
WOODSIDE will spend nearly $3b after Shell announced it would sell most of its stake in the WA-based oil and gas giant.
BHP cuts 100 Perth iron ore jobs
MINING giant BHP Billiton has cut about 100 staff from its iron ore division headquarters in Perth.
How our mining giants can hurt us
A DOWNTURN in the market is prompting Australian mining giants to assess their future. This is what happened when Rio Tinto left one town.
Shipments, costs up for Fortescue
FORTESCUE Metals Group boosted its iron ore shipments by 15pc in the March quarter but its costs also rose in the same period.
Billionaires caught out in ugly Twitter war
WHEN a business deal goes bad, things get messy. When it’s billionaires on Twitter, it’s even worse. Check out this very public battle of the billionaires.
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.
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