Fears over rare earth minerals ‘cartel’
It’s an industry key to the future of clean energy but there are rising fears that it could turn into a powerful cartel.
Mining
ASX climbs as RBA board discusses rates
Ahead of the central bank’s impending interest rate decisions, investors on the Australian share market were in an upbeat mood.
Whole state to get $1000 boost
Households in one Australian state will receive an upfront $1000 payment on their power bills come July 1.
ASX sinks on Wall St sell-off, Fed fears
Aussie shares slumped on the first day of the new month as anxieties mount about US inflation and interest rates.
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Sell-off as company’s share price tanks
One company’s losses on the Australian share market have been bigger than all others today, with a decline four times greater than other major losses.
Town ‘deleted’, 300 homes to be bulldozed
For four decades families have called this remote town home, but it’s likely they will soon be forced find somewhere new to live.
ASX slump after two record days
The Australian share market has had its two-day boost come to an end with Friday finishing off the week on a low note.
‘Mature’ Macquarie can’t shake its market instincts
The investment bank rode the commodities and markets bubble all the way up despite its best efforts to become more predictable.
ASX soars to second 100-day high
It’s been a ripper day on the Australian share market with the majority of stocks increasing, but there’s two outliers.
‘Negligible’: Bigger slice of coal pie claim
A potential increase to coal royalties ahead of a price cap expiring next year would likely have a “negligible impact” on power prices, one state says.
ASX jumps to 100-day high
The Australian share market has jumped to a five-month high, thanks to new official figures showing inflation is receding.
Rinehart’s $840m iron ore court battle
Court documents in the civil case over the royalties of Hancock Prospecting’s iron ore mines suggest disputed assets were worth about $840m when valuations were made decades ago.
37-year-old letter could cost Rinehart billions
Decades-old letters could cost Australia’s richest woman billions. Here’s why.
Miners save ASX from ‘dull’ day
One sector has blown all others out of the water on the share market on Tuesday, reaping the benefits of a major announcement out of China.
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