Gold watchers say don’t rule out US election turmoil yet
Risks surrounding the election may “be under-appreciated by precious metals markets,” according to Citigroup.
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Looming changes for FIFO employees in Western Australia
One-third of the country's new jobs in August were in Western Australia, and the state's mining industry is currently underpinning the national economy.
Northern Vertex achieves record quarterly production, stock up
The company posted its sixth consecutive monthly record output from the Moss mine in Arizona.
Osisko Royalties spins out gold developer, raises $75m
The newly formed developer will hold the past-producing Cariboo gold project in B.C. and the San Antonio gold asset in Mexico’s Sonora state.
Calibre Mining stock surges on strong Q3 output
The company produced 45,341 ounces for the quarter, with 23,262 ounces from Libertad mine and 22,079 ounces from El Limon.
BHP freezes membership of lobby group over Greens campaign
The Queensland Resources Council stepped up its advocacy against the environment-focused Greens ahead of an election this month in coal-rich Queensland state.
Mining in the Amazon threatens 20% of indigenous lands – report
Legal and illegal mining on Indigenous lands linked to higher levels of deforestation, according to the World Resources Institute.
Impala approached over stake in giant Zimbabwe platinum project
Great Dyke Investments views Impala as an attractive partner partly because of its capacity to process ore from the mine.
Anglo American wants to explore base metals in South Africa
Company says this was part of its global discovery strategy in greenfield and brownfield projects.
