Sacred sites blast exposes Australia’s laws skewed to mining
Now, Western Australia government wants to give indigenous groups more say over sacred sites.
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Alrosa’s June sales drop 76%
Company's sales of rough and polished diamonds stood at $31.3 million, down from $222 million for the same period last year.
Metals X breaches loan covenants to focus on Tasmanian mine
The tin producer has been locked in a shareholder dispute that has hurt its ability to repay debt.
Adani Australia chief to step down as coal prices tank
Lucas Dow's resignation comes amid increased pressure on Australia's coal miners.
Camino gets drill permits for Los Chapitos project in Peru
The Canadian miner wants to expand the known areas of copper mineralization, target new areas of mineralization, and determine the size of the copper system at the project.
Vale, Epiroc sign Batteries as a Service deal
According to the companies, this is the first Batteries as a Service deal in the world.
MINING PEOPLE: Colorado, Hycroft, Imperial, Marathon, Pretium, Strongbow
Key moves in the mining sector.
Novagold says potential class action amateurish, ignorant
US law firm's potential class action suit against the company would be based on “malicious and false information,” says Novagold.
Barrick escalates dispute with PNG over Porgera mine
Barrick claims Papua New Guinea violated a bilateral investment treaty with Australia, as well as international law governing foreign investment.
