Rio Tinto boss finds the limits of his green power
The challenge Rio faces in saving its Queensland aluminium business is far more complex than BHP’s efforts to preserve its loss-making nickel mines.
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Santos spruiks ‘transformational’ cash flow to come
Santos’s boss says the company’s emerging projects will provide transformational cash flow in coming years, following a record full year dividend being declared.
Viva bullish on refinery despite outages hit
Outages and lower margins at Viva Energy’s Geelong refinery have hit the company’s bottom line, but CEO Scott Wyatt has a bullish outlook for the facility.
Deputy PM declares SA ships industry ‘will build forever’
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has declared the SA shipyards at Osborne will “build and continue to build forever”.
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Hotels giant faces fine up to $1.35m over pokies
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Grapes of wrath: Why tonnes of fruit will be left to rot
As much as 30 per cent of the current harvest could be left to rot as the impact of China’s blockade of the Australian industry continues to be felt two years on.
RBA locks itself into 25bp rate hike in December
RBA governor Philip Lowe and his board have almost locked in a 25 basis point rate rise next month and will be hoping that the December quarter inflation data doesn’t surprise them.
The real disaster behind ASX’s spectacular tech blow-up
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InfraBuild to buy three companies from Gupta’s GFG
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Barefoot Investor’s guide breaks records
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