Australian mining red tape hurts its global investment case, says Hancock
Hancock joins BHP and Rio Tinto in flagging red tape around mining projects as hurting Australia's drive to secure major investment.
Latest Stories
Kazakhstan says close to taking over ArcelorMittal unit
Both sides agreed to preliminary terms for the deal on Oct. 22, just days before a explosion and fire at the Kostenko mine killed 46 people.
Impala Platinum to cut spending after metal price decline
Platinum prices are down about 15% so far in 2023.
First Quantum shares extend slide, company says committed to rule of law
Electoral court stated that it cannot organize a referendum regarding the Panama copper mine, as requested by President Cortizo.
New graphite-based material can be ‘everything all at once’
A new material can be tuned to exhibit three important properties never before seen in natural graphite.
Patriot Lithium expands footprint in Canada’s “Electric Avenue”
It has secured rights over an additional 536sq.km in one of the largest and highest-grade lithium areas in North America.
BHP launches new program to support Indigenous businesses across the Pilbara
The 3 year pilot program, administered by Indigenous Management Group, will support Pilbara Indigenous businesses via training and advice on all aspects of business development.
BHP to inject $4.9 billion into Jansen to double potash output
BHP is going ahead with Jansen stage two expansion, even before the first phase of the Canadian potash mine is in production.
Freeport-McMoRan CEO inducted into National Mining Hall of Fame
Richard Adkerson was the chief architect of the $26 billion “dream come true” purchase of Phelps Dodge in 2007, at the time the largest mining acquisition in history.
