ASX drifts lower in ‘directionless’ trading
The Australian sharemarket fell lower on Tuesday after weak retail sales data hit discretionary stocks.
Mining
‘Massive:’ Big miners push new green trucks
Mining giants BHP and Rio Tinto have announced a new green push to transform their massive fleet of haul trucks.
Australian bubble that’s about to burst
As iron ore continues to pile up at China’s ports despite falling demands, is Australia’s iron export bubble about to burst?
Labor shelves offshore gas bill
Labor has shelved a major change to gas approval processes, in return for Greens support for its fuel efficiency standards.
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Rinehart’s battle with dad over money: court
Late mining magnate Lang Hancock, father of Gina Rinehart, spent “vast sums of money” belonging to his company at the behest of his then-wife, a court has heard.
Outback chemical crash emergency
A vehicle carrying a material used in the creation of explosives has crashed in the outback, with emergency services on the scene.
’Powerful evidence’ in Rinehart case
Gina Rinehart’s lawyers have told a civil trial a newly found memo shows disputed assets belonged solely to Hancock Prospecting.
Dad’s bid to avoid legal battle for Rinehart
Mining magnate Lang Hancock had tried to wipe the slate clean with his business partners in a bid to avoid a major court battle between heirs, a court has heard.
Big day for seven companies on ASX
It’s been a somewhat rocky but mostly positive day of trading on the ASX, as seven stocks hit their highest levels in a year.
Gina fights back in legal showdown
Australia’s richest woman will have her side of the story heard in court as the mining magnate fights to hold on to billions of dollars worth of iron ore royalties.
Stock market hits three-week low
The ASX 200 crossed below its 20-day moving average during Monday’s trade, negatively affected by US jobs data.
Gold and guns: Aussies’ extraordinary legal war
Gina Rinehart’s former son-in-law Ryan Welker has been locked in a legal battle with a horse-breeding mining magnate over a lucrative gold mine.
The $150k-a-year jobs no one wants
More than 50 Aussie jobs are on offer with pay packets of up to $150k as one industry struggles to get new workers.
Big change at Aussie mining giant
An agreement between two commercial titans will lead to a “safer and more sustainable future” for Australia’s biggest miner.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/business/companies/mining/page/43