Fortescue made to pay royalties as it pushes through expansion plan
Fortescue Metals Group (ASX:FMG) has seen its request to postpone the payment of more than AUD$200 million in royalties rejected by the […]
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Fat wages threaten AUD$200 billion in mining and energy projects
High wages and a shortage of skilled workers in Australia threaten AUD$200 billion in mining and energy projects according to the founder […]
Something big could be brewing for silver: Russell
Veteran precious metals expert Richard Russell says recent trends in silver stocks presage a major price surge in the neglected precious metal. […]
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A Romney win could spell disaster for gold
Romney could replace Ben Bernanke with a hawkish Fed governor and spell the end of quantitative easing.
Investors flee Centamin after Egyptian court annuls gold concession
The Alexandria-based company tried to pour cold water on the reports and said operations at the mine – the first modern gold mine to open in the North African country – were continuing as normal.
Rinehart loses appeal over stake in much-hyped iron ore project
Mining billionaire Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting lost Tuesday an appeal to retain its share in the touted Rhodes Ridge iron ore project in Australia’s Pilbara, forecast to be worth billions once developed.
Union claims Rio Tinto redundancy package discriminates against members
The Australian Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) said Tuesday the Rio Tinto's redundancy package for its Blair Athol coal mine discriminates against union members.
