Strike threat at world’s only 1 million tonne copper mine
Supervisors at the Escondida mine rejected the company’s final wage offer, moving them a step closer to a strike.
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Australian state defers Adani coal mine royalties ahead of election
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Researchers in Australia mapped the countries and regions within them that will likely become mining hotspots and where competition for resources may heat up.
Spearmint starts drilling at Clayton Valley lithium project
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Sierra Leone court lifts Octea asset freeze after complaint thrown out
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