London gold fixing under increasing scrutiny
The London fix —a benchmark rate used by mining companies, jewellers and central banks to buy, sell and value gold— may have been subject to manipulation in the last few months.
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South Africa’s growth hits four-year low due to strikes
The country’s gross domestic product expanded at an annualized rate of 0.7% in the period, down sharply from the 3.2% in the second quarter.
Woodside chairman to head up major CAT distributor WesTrac
Starting April of next year.
Greenpeace-commissioned report slams plans to develop world’s largest coal deposit
"The project's economics don't stack up," authors from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis wrote.
VIDEO: Hydraulic shovel made from syringes goes viral
Future mechanical engineer.
Were tectonics responsible for the ‘Great Dying’ 250 million years ago?
Roughly 252 million years ago, 70% of land species and 90% of ocean species were wiped off the planet.
Australians ‘short changed’ by mining boom, main trade union says
Wealth has flowed to few individuals, a CFMEU claims.
African ecstasy drug bust yields 2.2 pounds of uranium
90 ecstasy tablets, 2.2 pounds of uranium.
Coeur Mining buys royalty company
Coeur, the largest US-based primary silver producer, outbid Blackhawk Resources to acquire Global Royalty for $23.8 million.