Tough choices: What business wants from the budget
Tuesday’s budget faces a tough ask in getting the balance right in supporting the economy, but markets are in no mood for big spending plans.
Tuesday’s budget faces a tough ask in getting the balance right in supporting the economy, but markets are in no mood for big spending plans.
Iron ore billionaire Andrew Forrest has had a big win over Facebook’s parent company in court over scam advertisements on the platform.
Big banks and mining giants are among those caught out by ASIC for “failures” that resulted in a combined total of $230m in penalties.
Horrific details have been revealed about the workplace death of a man who became the second person to die at an Australian mine site this week.
BILLIONAIRE Andrew Forrest has lost the latest fight against mining on his cattle station in the Pilbara, with Onslow Resources given approvals
Woodside has warned of up to $400 million in writedowns ahead of its 2013 full year earnings result next month.
COAL mine which closed four months ago, putting 300 people out of work, will reopen this month with a workforce of 50.
WA’S unemployment rate has risen by the highest amount in the nation, with the government blaming the cooling on the mining sector.
A NEW report suggests 35,000 more jobs will be created in South Australia’s mining sector by 2030.
RESOURCE firm Cape Alumina says others will be put off investing in Queensland following the government’s decision to ban mining at a northern reserve.
FORMER federal independent MP Tony Windsor has backed a union’s calls for a sovereign wealth fund to help share the benefits of the mining boom.
OPPOSITION Leader Tony Abbott says the coalition will help make a second mining boom possible if it’s elected.
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