Scientists discover bacteria that help with nuclear waste clean-ups
This is the first time scientists have found bacterium that essentially breathes uranium and renders it immobile.
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Tasmanian govt to help open two mines
A mothballed nickel mine in Tasmania is slated to re-open, thanks to a cash injection from the Tasmanian state government, which also granted a mining lease to an iron ore company hoping to move its project forward to production.
Irish gold mine receives okay to go underground
A Canadian mining company operating the only gold mine in Ireland (Northern Ireland and the Republic) has received permission allowing it to expand underground.
Billions and billions pour into India and China
It’s been a little over a year since Narendra Modi took office in India, and so far the results have been mostly positive for the South Asian country and the surrounding region...
CHARTS: China’s steel, iron, coal industry growth collapsing
A new report shows China's move away from industrialization and construction to consumption and services is happening much quicker than previously thought.
Measuring level of coal on conveyors, silos and trains
Challenging requirements of the mining industry are met using robust technology offered at a competitive price.
Maptek PerfectDig claims iAward
Maptek PerfectDig has been recognised at South Australia and the Northern Territory's premier Information and Communications Technology (ICT) awards show.
Petra Diamonds shares fall on lower revenue warning
The miner said smaller than expected diamonds at its Finsch and Cullinan mines in South Africa have sold at modest prices.
Rio Tinto mulls $300M writedown as uranium mine expansion cancelled
Operations ceased at Ranger in 2011 and the underground expansion project was the only hope of future mining at the site.
