Labor's $15 billion National Reconstruction Fund has agreed on its investment mandate and is ready to begin building its bankroll.
Alex Mitchell
Dart Mining has launched a new drill campaign aimed at testing the company’s top-priority pegmatite targets through phase-two field work at its Dorchap lithium joint venture project in north-east Victoria.
Lisa Wells
Laws introduced to parliament to allow greenhouse gas to be stored will help Western Australia reduce emissions to net zero by 2050, the government says.
Aaron Bunch
After fresh inflation data showed price pressures cooling faster than expected, the share market finished in the green on Thursday.
Jack Quail
Billionaire Charlie Munger, the investing sage who made a fortune even before he became Warren Buffett’s right-hand man at Berkshire Hathaway, has died at age 99.
Andrew Ross Sorkin and Robert D. Hershey Jr.
Seven local governments are turning up the heat on Labor to bin its planned live sheep export ban, after a new report revealed it could cost $128 million in the north-eastern Wheatbelt alone.
Adam Poulsen
Venture Minerals has produced what it says are exceptional assays of up to 7400 parts per million total rare earth oxides in a maiden 25-hole RC drilling program at its new Jupiter target in WA’s Mid West.
Doug Bright
Peter Richards’ assurances came as the mining equipment hire group was hit with a first strike.
Sean Smith
A push to remove the ‘tax on misery’ has been reignited to combat the rising cost of insurance in vulnerable communities.
Jake Dietsch
Lives lost to asthma have increased by 30 per cent in one year with experts warning that more can be done to stop the preventable deaths.
Claire Sadler
ADX Energy has received the environmental clearance needed to drill its Welchau-1 gas well in Austria after getting the green light from the State Government of Upper Austria’s Department of Nature Protection.
Michael Philipps
Copper touched its highest in more than 10 weeks after one major mine was ordered to close and another was hit by industrial action, threatening supplies.
Bloomberg News
Australia’s inflation rate is heading down, with the latest figures coming in much weaker than expected — pulling down concerns the Reserve Bank may hike rates again next month.
Adrian Lowe
Freshly-minted Delta Lithium chairman Chris Ellison has fired back at suggestions Mineral Resources will siphon a stream of lithium assets and deals away from Delta.
Adrian Rauso
Berkshire Hathaway vice-chairman Charlie Munger, who died Tuesday at the age of 99, once offered what turned out to be sage advice to his buddy and investment legend Warren Buffett.
Scott Schnipper
In a world-first pilot project, technology will be used to turn greenhouse gas emissions into rock at an Australian nickel mine.
Marion Rae
Harvey Norman chair Gerry Harvey is banking on a strong Christmas even if customers have become more price conscious.
Cheyanne Enciso
The State Government has forked out almost $40 million to support collapsed miner Griffin Coal amid continued uncertainty about the industry.
Matt Mckenzie
The Albanese Government’s controversial shakeup of industrial relations laws has cleared its first hurdle, passing the Lower House with dozens of last-minute changes that blindsided and angered business groups.
Dan Jervis-Bardy
A site has been selected for Perth’s replacement container port — but the $4 billion price tag and the 2032 timeline for the major project are at risk of blowing out.
Josh Zimmerman
Galan Lithium says it has received several partnership approaches for offtake and strategic financing for the second-phase development of its Hombre Muerto West lithium brine project in Argentina.
The chief executive of the largest rare earths producer outside of China has been coy on both plans establish a presence in Europe and on timelines for a $730 million Kalgoorlie expansion project.
Simone Grogan
GreenTech Metals has revealed West Pilbara pegmatite intersections up to 24.6m thick in a maiden diamond drillhole that reached down to 810.2m at its Osborne JV lithium project … with more holes still to come.
The contractor has hit back against proxy advisers, defending its ‘best of class’ chief executive Jules Pemberton in the face of ‘unfair and continued criticism’ of his remuneration.
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