BHP electrical workers to vote on strike at key Australian iron ore export hub
The ballot comes after six months of stalled talks between the union representing Port Hedland workers and BHP.
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Brazil rare earth miner Viridis to sell to US, European buyers, not China
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The Metals Company’s seabed exploration licence application passes regulatory milestone
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EU-backed group warns of expensive critical metals stockpiling
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