Shares in local lithium majors have been turbocharged by news a big chunk of the battery commodity’s supply is set to come out of the global market.
Adrian Rauso
Treasurer Rita Saffioti insists she remains ‘very keen’ to redevelop Perth’s much-maligned convention centre, but won’t be rushed into signing a potential billion dollar cheque.
Jessica Page
The South Australian refinery which scored a huge taxpayer-funded bailout is at the centre of a years-long probe by European regulators into allegations its parent company misled investors.
Matt Mckenzie
BUILDING BILLIONS: Margy Hawke’s whipsmart instincts as a young geologist helped unearth one of Australia’s richest copper-gold deposits.
Mark Drummond
A winner from last year’s cohort of the Women in Resources Awards shares why she believes female role models are still crucial in the mining industry, as nominations for this year’s contest kicks off.
Simone Grogan
A geologist has learned his fate for buying shares in a WA gold miner he worked for, privy to price-sensitive information that had not yet been disclosed to the ASX.
Rebecca Le May
Anthony Albanese has been warned bailouts and public ownership of failing companies will derail his Government’s productivity agenda and wind the economic clock back decades.
A Chinese lithium-ion battery manufacturer has joined Liontown Resources’ substantial capital raising a day after Australian taxpayers tipped in $50 million.
A humble pub’s efforts to boost trade lays bare the conundrum facing Australia’s most famous mining conference, where only one woman presented this year.
Adrian Rauso and Simone Grogan
The share market operator has ordered Greatland Resources to explain why output forecasts were slashed not long after its ASX debut, causing $1 billion of shareholder value to evaporate in one day.
Liontown Resources boss Tony Ottaviano has issued an apology over comments he made about largest backer Gina Rinehart’s decision to sit-out a $286 million capital raising.
Daniel Newell
The miner has made Australian corporate history by securing a Chinese-backed $US2 billion loan to help bankroll decarbonisation efforts ... while also having a dig at Donald Trump.
Daniel Newell and Adrian Rauso
Alaska Natives say a disruption of communal hunting and fishing leads to a spiritual rootlessness, as the Trump administration pushes for mining and drilling.
Peter Smith
Westgold Resources has set production guidance for this financial year of 345,000 ounces to 385,000oz of gold as it looks to improve the performance of its mines in the Goldfields and Murchison.
Neil Watkinson
Gina Rinehart stayed on the sidelines of a bumper Liontown Resources raising anchored by a $50 million investment from the federal taxpayer.
Mineral Resources has named a new appointee to a key board committee following the shock exit of cricket legend Justin Langer.
The mining industry's "Dealer of the Year", Simon Lill, says there are more gold deposits of the scale of his huge Hemi find out there for prospectors.
Jacob Shteyman
Lynas Rare Earths has its eyes on markets such as robotics, factory automation and humanoid robots as it looks for payoff following the expansion of its production facilities in the Goldfields and Malaysia
The blockbuster $5 billion sale of the Hemi gold deposit in the Pilbara to Northern Star Resources has earned De Grey Mining the Dealer of the Year award.
The US has entered into talks with the Cook Islands to develop seabed mineral resources.
Kanishka Singh
Unions have blasted Rio Tinto’s decision to scrap an allowance for 90 days of sick leave annually, but the miner has hit back and said its new policy is ‘industry leading’.
A make-or-break study into Chalice Mining’s mixed metals development on farmland near Toodyay will be released in three months time, the company’s boss has declared.
A new record high has been reached on the Australian sharemarket as buyers swarmed on Wednesday.
Blair Jackson
Shares in the Bunnings and Kmart owner have outraced analyst forecasts, putting on 24 per cent in 2025 to nearly triple the ASX200’s gain of 8.4 per cent.
Sean Smith
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