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Web‘Names out of a hat’: BHP faces class action over holiday rosters
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (92+ words) AFR BHP is facing a class action that could force it to pay out millions of dollars for not asking thousands of workers if they wished to work a public holiday, in a case that could serve as a warning…...
Former Rio executive bets on new reactors for uranium comeback
6+ day, 9+ hour ago (101+ words) afr.com After 17 years at Rio Tinto, Marnie Finlayson was enjoying a break. But when mine investor Tim Goyder asked her to lead a uranium explorer, she couldn’t resist. It was only a last-ditch helicopter flight that prevented Marnie Finlayson…...
POSCO joins Qantas, Airbus in bumper Jet Zero capital raising
6+ day, 12+ hour ago (88+ words) AFR Jet Zero Australia, the Townsville-headquartered aviation biofuels hopeful, could be worth as much as $500 million after raising money from Korean manufacturing giant POSCO alongside Airbus and Qantas. The $30 million capital raise to be announced on Monday takes total investment…...
King raises the heat on miners to keep green promises in Pilbara
1+ week, 3+ day ago (86+ words) AFR Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King says the big miners cannot allow war in the Middle East and Europe to derail the decarbonisation of the West Australian Pilbara, despite conceding global unrest has interrupted the sector’s green ambitions. King’s comments…...
Giant Stokes-backed salt project hedges its bets with potash
1+ week, 3+ day ago (79+ words) AFR An industrial salt maker backed by West Australian billionaire Kerry Stokes is banking on turning its potash byproduct into a lucrative sideline, while also helping to bolster national food security amid recent disruptions to global fertiliser supply. BCI Minerals…...
‘A difficult time’: Inside Fortescue’s culture crisis
1+ week, 3+ day ago (99+ words) AFR Fortescue markets itself as the progressive face of Australian resources, but an internal investigation into sexual harassment allegations is just the latest setback. There was a telling line in the message from Fortescue’s top executives last week as they…...
Australia has the minerals. So why isn’t anyone buying?
1+ week, 3+ day ago (92+ words) AFR Willing trading partners need viable projects to invest in and reliable supplies they can buy. Yet, Australia has too few projects that meet that test. Former resources minister Martin Ferguson argued yesterday in these pages that Australia needs to…...
WA warns miners over green transition delays
1+ week, 3+ day ago (82+ words) AFR Western Australia’s resources giants have been warned by the Cook government against retreating further on their decarbonisation commitments in the Pilbara as the state grapples with the complex green transition in the nation’s vast north-west. Energy Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson…...
Crisafulli ‘knocking down doors in DC’ in critical minerals pitch
1+ week, 4+ day ago (86+ words) AFR Washington | Queensland Premier David Crisafulli is pitching Sunshine State critical minerals directly to the Trump administration in a bid to ensure his interstate rivals do not lock up Washington’s high-tech resource deals. The Liberal-National state premier and leaders from…...
BHP executive Rag Udd to leave miner after missing out on top job
1+ week, 4+ day ago (68+ words) AFR BHP’s chief commercial officer Rag Udd will leave at the end of January following a near three-decade long career at the mining giant after missing out to Brandon Craig for the chief executive role. Udd will “take on a…...