Lithium giant backs rush to build on-shore refineries
The burgeoning lithium market can easily absorb the output from rival processing plants planned for WA, according to the head of NYSE-listed Sociedad Quimica Y Minera.
WA treasurer denies taking pot shots at gold miners
The mining industry has warned the Western Australian Government not include any nasty surprises in next week's State budget.
Wait almost over for Yancoal, Glencore's coal deal
If good things come to those who wait, then Glencore and Yancoal are due something very good indeed.
Seven's Stokes sees 'logic' in media mergers
Seven Group Holdings chief executive Ryan Stokes has voiced ambitions to grow the value of the media business, and to redeploy funds from the investment portfolio into operational assets.
Big iron ore miners playing it trucking smart
The trucks aren't getting any smaller but the number of drivers is shrinking as Australia's leading iron ore producers lead the way in adopting autonomous technology.
Sandfire readies war chest for life after DeGrussa
"Anywhere between zero and a billion dollars if it was worthwhile as a number," Karl Simich said when asked what he could afford to develop ...
Santos chairman signals Harbour price not right
Santos shareholders want to know why the company has opened its books to Harbour Energy when the future appears bright.
BHP shuts the gate on cattle
BHP is preparing to cease running pastoral stations and exit the livestock industry after a comprehensive review of its operations.
New Hope buoyed by New Acland court win
New Hope Group's controversial $900 million New Acland mine expansion has been given a new lease of life after a win in the courts.
Aurizon owners slam unworldly regulator
One shareholder told the QCA its decision was "ultimately inconsistent with the commercial realities" faced by Aurizon.
