A multinational resources company will stop mining activity at multiple precious metal operations in the Northern Territory, causing hundreds of job losses. Kirkland Lake Gold has decided to suspend...
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New and emerging atomic developments should be exempted from an existing ban on nuclear technology, a top energy chief has said. Federal parliamentary energy committee chairman Ted O’Brien MP...
An industry body that represents mineral producers has congratulated the Federal Government’s plan to reduce the time it takes for a new project to be fully approved for construction. The...
Loved ones are mourning the death of a mine worker who passed away after a wall collapsed on him on August 24. Family members and colleagues are remembering an 59-year-old male who was suddenly...
Nuclear power is virtually the only reliable option to replace fossil fuels according to a southeast Queensland energy company. Locality Planning Energy (LPE) is urging the industry and government to...
Workplace and environmental rules in the resources sector are so dated they are holding the industry back, a body representing major mining companies has warned. The mining industry believes it would...
Australia should avoid prematurely killing-off a multinational trade partnership says one of the nation’s leading industry bodies for the exploration, mining and minerals processing. The...
Commodity prices might be low, but that is not stopping mining companies from preparing for the next radioactive resource boom and creating some 1500 jobs. After a thorough, lengthy and rigorous...
New figures show exports to Thailand are four times higher in April 2016 compared to April 2015. Australian coal exports to Thailand grew from 142,821 metric tonnes (mt) in April 2015 to 556,487 mt...
The following is a statement from Minerals Council of Australia Chief Executive Brendan Pearson regarding the Federal Budget. The 2016 Federal Budget is a strong pro-growth budget. It...
