China iron ore falls for 7th week in 8
Chinese iron ore futures dropped to near four-month lows on Friday and posted their seventh weekly loss out of eight.
Clive Palmer's court appearance adjourned
A scheduled Federal Court hearing set to hear evidence from Clive Palmer over the collapse of Queensland Nickel has been adjourned.
Nickel ore oversupply looms
It may be going from bad to worse for the nickel price, amid rising risks of the market being pushed into oversupply.
China metal bulls not panicking yet
China's metals bulls are taking a pause rather than sounding the retreat.
Noble Group's shares slump by record
Noble Group reported a quarterly loss that pummelled its shares, stoking survival worries for the commodity trader.
Dalian iron ore retreats
Iron ore futures in China fell to a four-month low on Thursday before recovering at the close, pressured by lean demand.
Mine rehabilitation is 'inadequate and vague'
Provisions to rehabilitate the state's 450 mines in NSW are inadequate, their required outcomes vague, and the risks of long-term failure are uncovered, according to a report by the Auditor-General.
Elliott Associates likely to seek further BHP meetings
Activist US fund manager Elliott Associates is expected to seek further meetings with BHP Billiton officials.
China steel output seen steady
China is serious about cutting millions of tonnes of excess steel capacity but that will not mean lower production.
'Sick' Clive Palmer brings breathing apparatus to court
Clive Palmer has appeared at the Federal Court in Brisbane on a judge's order after failing to show up to an earlier hearing.
Commodity investors needn't fear Fed
Raw materials perform best when the US central bank is hiking rates, according to Goldman Sachs.
Former army general appointed new environmental chief for Philippines
Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte has appointed a former army general as environment and natural resources secretary, replacing his first choice who ordered the closure of half of the country's mines, including one owned by Australian company OceanaGold.
Copper hits four-month low
Copper slid to a four-month low overnight after data showed a drop in imports into China, the world's biggest consumer.
Iron ore revival snuffed out
Iron ore's attempt at a rebound lasted just a few short hours as investor concern over robust supplies returned.
Iron ore revival snuffed out as 'weakest commodity' drops again
Iron ore's attempt at a rebound lasted just a few short hours as investor concern over robust supplies, including near-record port stockpiles, and speculation some traders in China were rushing to offload holdings combined to snuff out a brief gain in prices.
Westpac chief bats away Adani 'wimps' tag
Westpac Banking Corp has hit back at a federal minister's criticisms of its new climate change policies that will restrict its lending to new coal mines.
BHP is now on notice over its performance
This can only be a good thing for shareholders.
'We are very bearish' - iron ore slump robs Scott Morrison
Iron ore's tough week has robbed Treasurer Scott Morrison of a rare budget tailwind for as the commodity surge at the start of the year turns into a slump.
Iron ore's accelerating rout
Iron ore's tough week has opened up a pathway for benchmark spot prices to drop back into the $US50s a tonne range.
Iron ore sinks amid oversupply
Iron ore is in full-scale retreat, with futures in China plunging to end limit-down on investor concern about demand.
China's clouded iron ore import outlook
Spot iron ore remains highly exposed to Chinese demand, which appears poised to ease as hope for supply tightness fades.
Copper poised for further drop
Copper fell to five-months lows , posting its biggest two-day loss since July 2015, on rising inventories.
Rio Tinto watching for Chinese iron ore mining
Rio Tinto chief executive Jean Sebastien Jacques said he has no real concerns about China's iron ore demand in 2017, and the indications for 2018 are positive.
Tax ruling against Chevron could lead to more claims by ATO
A recent multi-million dollar tax ruling against oil giant Chevron, if allowed to stand, would have ripple effects across the globe.
Elliott to court BHP's Australian shareholders
Elliott Management will meet with BHP Billiton's Australian shareholders this week as the activist investor pushes for strategic changes at the world's biggest miner, two sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
Westpac's stance on coal is 'disappointing': PM
Coal has big role to play in Australia's energy future, Malcolm Turnbull says.
Inside Joe Gutnick's byzantine business affairs
The latest tumble of the man who became known as Diamond Joe has been played out in bankruptcy proceedings.
Queensland government opens more land in coal search
Almost 300 square kilometres of central Queensland will be opened up for coal exploration.
Copper, zinc weaker on China worries
Copper and zinc fell, while nickel recovered from a fresh 10-month low, on concern about demand in China.
China steel rises for third day
Shanghai rebar steel futures advanced for a third straight session, supported by market expectations of production curbs.