King joins Lynas boss, casts doubt on Trump Ukraine play
Resources Minister Madeleine King says the US would be better served focusing on rare earths supply from Australia, rather than chasing projects in Greenland and Ukraine.
Resources Minister Madeleine King says the US would be better served focusing on rare earths supply from Australia, rather than chasing projects in Greenland and Ukraine.
Amanda Lacaze says if the US wants to secure rare earths supply, they should buy from Lynas rather than continue with “thought bubble” solutions.
Australia’s foreign ownership watchdog failed to meet its own deadlines in a year-long delay assessing an iron ore deal.
The mining giant has been hit with a long list of ASX questions over its half year results as the company continues to deal with scandals surrounding founder Chris Ellison.
Taxpayers are on the hook for $140m as debt pushes mineral sands miner Strandline Resources into voluntary administration.
Gold miner Perseus has taken a swipe at potential takeover target Predictive Discovery, over a private share placement.
Indigenous leaders and mining companies have been shocked after the West Australian government set a low bar on native title and compensation payouts.
Collapsed cobalt play Jervois Global has hired top law firm King & Wood Mallesons to help fend off shareholders pushing for an emergency meeting in Australia.
US Navy shipbuilder Austal thinks it can pass on increases in steel and aluminium costs as a result of tariffs.
Andrew Forrest-led Fortescue blames Donald Trump, European policymakers and the looming federal election as it thinks twice on green hydrogen projects.
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