The BHP show obscures Australian mining’s deeper problems
Australia's non-bulk mining industry "will die without a strong pipeline of projects moving to development stage," says study.
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Which investors had a good year and why interest rates will probably stay low: Rick Rule
"For those who have been around the sector for ten years and have begun to understand the good from the bad and ugly, those investors have had a very good year indeed."
