Bristow, Marape meet as Porgera moves closer to restart
Barrick CEO said that if everything goes as planned, the Porgera gold mine will resume operations later this year.
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BHP to pay $93m for environmental harm at Escondida
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Rio Tinto appoints Aboriginal Australian former minister to board
Company strives to rebuild its reputation following last year's destruction of the Juukan Gorge rockshelters.
Triple Flag CEO sees robust pipeline for mining production deals
The company sees good opportunities for mining production deals despite a precious metals rally fueled by the pandemic.
Workers again block rail line supplying Colombia coal miner Cerrejon
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Taseko expects ‘money-maker’ Florence Copper’s draft permit this month
Taseko says it is in a strong financial position to internally fund construction of the $227 million Florence Copper project in Arizona.