Iluka flags $150m impairment
Iluka Resources says plant maintenance will lead to a $150 million pre-tax impairment charge in its half-year accounts.
Energy regulator warns against government meddling
A top federal energy regulator said if central planning had continued NSW alone would have had 6000MW of generation lying idle.
Rio coal deal raises hopes of bigger payouts
The resignation of senior director John Varley, who has been charged with conspiracy to commit fraud, has cast a pall over Rio's coal deal.
Forget coal: follow the money to wind and solar
The debate on coal and renewable energy goes to and fro in the Turnbull government, but when it comes to investment, there is no debate.
Another Anglo American coal sale fails to fly
Another part of Anglo American's on again, off again, on again sale process for its Australian coal assets appears to be, well, off again.
Sam Walsh makes a return to corporate boards
Former Rio Tinto chief Sam Walsh has re-joined a corporate board for the first time since leaving the mining major in 2016.
The good, the tough and the ugly at Rio
The good, the tough and the ugly of life in a powerful boardroom was exposed in vivid technicolour at Rio Tinto.
AGL can't make coal add up
AGL CEO Andy Vesey and other power bosses say the economics of investing in new coal plants don't add up compared with wind and solar power.
Milk a winner for billionaire Perich
Freedom Food has been a good stock for Tony Perich, and a2 Milk has been good for Freedom Foods
Tianqi to double size of WA lithium plant
"Stronger than expected" global demand growth for lithium hydroxide has encouraged China's Tianqi Lithium Corporation to consider doubling t...
