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'I'm greatest taxpayer': Gina Rinehart's boast on $860m bill

'I'm greatest taxpayer': Gina Rinehart's boast on $860m bill

Surging iron ore prices have produced a bumper year for the billionaire's mining operations.

  • by Mathew Dunckley

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Christmas comes early for BHP shareholders
BHP Billiton

Christmas comes early for BHP shareholders

Mining giant BHP plans to return $14.7 billion to its shareholders after completing the sale of its onshore US shale assets.

  • by Nick Toscano
Glencore hikes coal cost savings forecast by 50 per cent
Coal

Glencore hikes coal cost savings forecast by 50 per cent

Its recent mine acquisitions in Australia have helped the coal exporter achieve 50 per cent more cost savings in its business than it had targeted.

  • by Sonali Paul
BHP slashes China, US forecasts as 'lose-lose' trade tensions linger
BHP Billiton

BHP slashes China, US forecasts as 'lose-lose' trade tensions linger

Mining giant BHP has trimmed its economic growth forecasts for China and the US as the two superpowers engage in a "lose-lose" trade spat.

  • by Nick Toscano
'Big change': Miners face investor pressure on sustainability
South32

'Big change': Miners face investor pressure on sustainability

Mining companies unable to demonstrate a commitment to environmental and social responsibility are at risk of losing access to financing and markets.

  • by Nick Toscano
'One of the least-trusted on the planet': Rio chief's stark warning to miners
Rio Tinto

'One of the least-trusted on the planet': Rio chief's stark warning to miners

The head of Australian mining giant Rio Tinto is calling on mining companies to work harder and 'change the barbecue conversation' about the industry.

  • by Nick Toscano
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Climate change and renewables driving new mining boom, mining chief says
Coal

Climate change and renewables driving new mining boom, mining chief says

The mining industry is addressing climate change head-on as it prepares for a new boom driven by renewable energy demand, a global mining council chief says.

  • by Cole Latimer
Fortescue shipments fall 8.6 per cent
Iron ore

Fortescue shipments fall 8.6 per cent

FMG shipped 40.2 million tonnes in the September quarter, down from 44 million tonnes a year ago.

  • by Reuters & Rushil Dutta
Activists 'flawed' in thinking Whitehaven ignores climate change risk
Whitehaven Coal

Activists 'flawed' in thinking Whitehaven ignores climate change risk

Resolutions to force the coal miner to improve its disclosure of climate change-related risks were voted down at its annual meeting.

  • by Cole Latimer
Coronado Coal falls sharply after listing on ASX
Energy

Coronado Coal falls sharply after listing on ASX

The world’s fifth-largest coking coal miner, Coronado Coal, made a lacklustre debut on the Australian stock exchange on Tuesday, ending its first day of trading 10 per cent lower.

  • by Cole Latimer
Queensland 'well and truly out of the mining downturn': Deloitte
Mining

Queensland 'well and truly out of the mining downturn': Deloitte

Queensland is set to become the world's third largest exporter of liquified natural gas, according to a new economic study, producing $286 billion over the next 15 years.

  • by Tony Moore