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Ian Smith joins White Rock

Ian Smith joins White Rock

The former Orica and Newcrest managing director is returning to the boardroom of a publicly listed company.

Matt Chambers

16/1/17 Orica-Scott cyclist Esteban Chaves with his birthday cake at the Hilton Hotel. Picture by Matt Turner.

Colombian kangaroo can win

Colombian climber Esteban Chaves says he can win the Tour Down Under but accepts the toughness of the challenge.

Verity Edwards

2306/2016 Orica managing director Alberto Calderon at the WA Mining Club, Hyatt Hotel Colin Murty The Australian

‘We must win the public’s trust’

Orica chairman Malcolm Broomhead has called for business in Australia to regain the trust of communities.

Mining & Energy

An Orica mobile manufacture unit carries bulk explosives which are transferred directly to the mines 12 Nov 1998.

Mining conditions ‘stabilising’

Orica’s CEO says the sector appears to have reached an “inflection point”, but challenges remain.

Orica Ltd. Board Member Alberto Calderon Interview

Coal drives Orica result

Orica shares surged after the explosives maker beat full-year production and spending expectations.

Matt Chambers

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28/09/2016: Angus Melbourne, New Orica executive at the company's office in Melbourne. Stuart McEvoy for The Australian.

Orica operation chief knows drill

When Orica chose an oil and gas drilling executive to head the AP explosives business, it was a move from left field.

Matt Chambers

Mining & Energy

Alberto Calderon

‘Resources may be stabilising’

Orica chief Alberto Calderon won’t call the bottom of the resources market downturn, but hesays it’s stabilising.

BARRY FITZGERALD

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20/07/2016 Gerard Mahoney, Manager Iron Making at the Arrium steel works in front of the blast furnace in Whyalla . Kelly Barnes/The Australian

Orica execs courted for Moly-Cop

Andrew Larke and Patrick Largier are being courted by Arrium administrators to become directors of its subsidiary.

ACSI Annual Conference

Tax cuts: ‘we are not fools’

Orica’s chairman has accused the government of treating corporate leaders ‘like fools’ with its tax cuts promise.

ANNABEL HEPWORTH and Damon Kitney

Tour Down Under - Stage 2 - Unley to Stirling. Simon Gerrans rolls in after being involved in a crash close the finish. Photo Sarah Reed.

Gerrans to be thorn in Porte’s side

Simon Gerrans is confident a crash in yesterday’s Tour Down Under won’t harm his chances of winning a fourth time.

Verity Edwards

MAASTRICHT, NETHERLANDS - APRIL 19: Simon Gerrans of Australia and Orica GreenEDGE arrives at the start of the 50th Amstel Gold Race on April 19, 2015 in Maastricht, Netherlands. (Photo by Bryn Lennon/Getty Images)

Orica-GreenEdge bears the brunt

Australian hopes of further glory in this year’s Tour de France have plummeted with most of the Orica-GreenEdge team.

Nicole Jeffery

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Transurban rumbles as Smith hangs on

Transurban rumbles as Smith hangs on

Rumbles are starting behind the scenes about the ongoing presence of former Orica CEO Ian Smith on the Transurban board.

Ian Smith, CEO of Orica after the release of the companies full year earnings results in Sydney today. Pic John Feder

Lame duck CEO imperils Orica meet

ORICA’S proposed analyst briefing tomorrow is in doubt, along with outgoing CEO Ian Smith’s involvement.

Russell Caplan is the Chaiman of Orica.

One insult too many for Orica board

RUSSELL Caplan last year gave the first public hint that not all was well within the company with Ian Smith’s management style.

Damon Kitney and Ben Butler

Smith’s short fuse

Smith’s short fuse

WHEN Orica hired Ian Smith just over three years ago his temper was already legendary and new chair Russell Caplan has had enough.

Cyclist Lizzie Williams. SUPPLIED

Olympic dream revived after 11 years

LIZZIE Williams’ remarkable return to professional cycling is virtually unheralded.

Nicole Jeffery

Australia's Orica GreenEDGE team compete in the men's team time trial at the 2014 UCI Road World Championships in Ponferrada on September 21, 2014. AFP PHOTO / JAVIER SORIANO

Open salvos return silvers

ORICA-GreenEDGE have won silver in the team time trial at the world championships for the second year running.

GreenEDGE team manager Shayne Bannan and sports director Neil Stephens.

Orica-GreenEDGE chases major honours

ORICA-GreenEDGE have turned to little Colombian climber Esteban Chavez for their first tilt at the overall category on one of cycling’s grand tours.

Mining & Energy

Orica revisits toxic waste row

CHEMICAL giant Orica has launched a fresh bid to start shipping its vast stockpile of highly toxic waste.

Australian Michael Matthews (Orica-Green Edge) celebrates the pink jersey of the overall leader on the podium of the 2nd stage of the 97th Giro d'Italia, Tour of Italy, cycling race from Belfast to Belfast (219 km) on May 10, 2014 in Belfast. German Marcel Kittel won the stage ahead France's Nacer Bouhanni and Giacomo Nizzolo. AFP PHOTO/LUK BENIES

Matthews leads Giro d’Italia

AUSTRALIA’S Michael Matthews has become the Giro d’Italia’s new leader, having taken the pink jersey from his Orica-GreenEDGE teammate Svein Tuft.

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