Australia begins probe into Rio’s destruction of Aboriginal site
Australia's Senate agreed to begin the national inquiry into how the destruction occurred.
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Screening apps and 41-day vacations: keeping miners covid-free
From Quebec to Queensland, the industry is on high alert.
World’s ultra-wealthy go for gold amid stimulus bonanza
Private banks are now recommending clients to increase their allocation into gold.
Amplats targets mines at 75-80% capacity by year-end
Production lost during South Africa's early lockdown would probably not be recovered, says the company.
Shandong Gold to buy Cardinal Resources for $221 million
The deal continues a recent M&A flurry by Chinese gold firms.
Zambia mining revenues drop 30% due to covid-19
A plunge in copper prices has dented companies' revenues.
India to end decades-old state monopoly on coal
For the first time in almost 50 years, private companies would be allowed to mine and sell coal.
VanadiumCorp working on mineral resource estimate for Lac Doré project
The British Columbia miner says the MRE is important to advance the project to the preliminary economic assessment.
Bond Resources ready to drill at historic Mary K mine
The Canadian miner believes there is significant gold potential on the property.
