Rio Tinto chief Jakob Stausholm has apologised to staff as its latest findings reveal more rape or attempted rape allegations and a growing ‘battle of the sexes’ over its equality initiatives.
A shareholder vote on board positions at Global Lithium has been delayed by more than two months as the FIRB investigates alleged attempts by Chinese-linked entities to gain control.
Resolute Mining appears to have run the gauntlet of sending its CEO, Terry Holohan, to the troubled West African nation of Mali despite a previous security incident.
Mining giant Glencore is pessimistic about the likelihood of a revival in Australia’s nickel industry when it faces fierce competition from Chinese-backed producers in Indonesia.
A court acquitted BHP, Vale and their iron ore joint venture Samarco as well as 22 former directors, executives and technicians in a case about criminal responsibility for the disaster that killed 19 people.
Companies linked to Mineral Resources managing director Chris Ellison’s daughter were asked to repay $158,000 they received in ‘rent relief’, the miner has revealed.
Santos has rejected claims its boss Kevin Gallagher is a potential replacement for embattled Mineral Resources managing director Chris Ellison.
Unhappy investors stripped $800m from Paladin Energy’s value in the wake of a production guidance downgrade for its flagship Langer Heinrich uranium mine in Namibia.
A class action law firm has told more than 600,000 claimants they shouldn’t sign on to a compo plan set up by BHP and the Brazilian government over the fatal Samarco dam collapse.
Resolute Mining says its top priority is the safety of staff being held in west Africa’s Mali but investors have been spooked, wiping off a third of the company’s share value.
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