Iron ore miners lure workers to outback with resort-style living
Australia’s iron ore companies are turning to Olympic-sized swimming pools, virtual golf arcades and fine dining.
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Glencore mulling offers for CSA copper mine in Australia
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Mick Davis walks away from Guinea investment vehicle he founded
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Silver-enhanced disinfectant has long-lasting effects against covid-19
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