A multinational mining company received no federal assistance to extend the life of its metal operations in Central Queensland. The Federal Government did not allocate any new funding in its 2021...
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An Asian superpower’s Australian coal import suspension will last for at least another year, a mining research group predicted. Wood Mackenzie estimates the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will keep...
Authorities refuse to allow a mining magnate’s coal development to proceed in Central Queensland’s Capricornia region. The State Government recently rejected the environmental impact...
Authorities will give a mining company more time to produce coal and keep employing hundreds of staff. The New South Wales Independent Planning Commission (IPC) recently approved SIMEC Mining’s...
A multinational resources company blamed a drop in production on a lack of enthusiastic employees. Rio Tinto reported nearly all mineral production activity declined during the first quarter of 2021...
Financial companies that succumb to anti-mining activism should be questioned and face possible regulatory action, an industry advocate has warned. The federal government is cracking down on banks...
Resources companies are highly likely to keep extracting coal for many years, an industry supporter said. Anti-mining activists, who promote the Australian Labor Party’s “left fringe...
Proposed changes could allow outsourcing companies to keep using long-term casual employees at oil, gas and mining operations. The so-called federal Industrial Relations Reforms – Supporting...
An oil and gas producer has received the nod to start work on its $800 million development in Central Queensland. Santos was recently granted an authority to prospect in both the Bowen Basin and...
Anti coal protestors have claimed responsibility for bullying a mining services provider into withdrawing from a foreign-backed coal development in Central Queensland. Galilee Blockade has confirmed...
Multinational oil and gas producers retrenched thousands of staff from their national workforce during the first year of the pandemic, a research institute found. Chevron, ExxonMobil, INPEX, Oil...
Australia’s revenue collection office wants a multinational resources company to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in taxes. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) claims it caught Rio Tinto...
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