Iron-ore major Fortescue Metals is working with its partners on the Iron Bridge magnetite project to advance the Pilbara project towards a final investment decision.
COO Greg Lilleyman said on Wednesday at the Global Iron & Steel Forecast conferen…
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ASX-listed Mount Gibson would ship its first ore from the Koolan Island hematite project, in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, during the second half of April.
CEO Peter Kerr on Wednesday told Mining Weekly Online on the sidelines of the Glob…
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Iron-ore contributed A$61.7-billion in earnings to Western Australia during 2017-18, with the sector accounting for more than half of all mineral and petroleum sales.
Resources Minister Bill Johnston on Wednesday told delegates at the Global Iron &…
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Aussie miners paid A$30.6 billion in company tax and royalties in 2017-18.
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The collision between the driverless vehicles happened about 11pm on March 16, at the Jimblebar iron ore mine in Western Australia.
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Vale’s shares declined on Monday as the world’s biggest iron-ore producer faces continued backlash from Brazilian authorities after a deadly mining accident in January.
Rio de Janeiro-based Vale was ordered on March 15 to shut its Timbopeba mine in Mi…
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The world’s iron ore producer has faced continued backlash from Brazilian authorities since the deadly mining dam accident that killed around 300 people in January.
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Rio Tinto has hit back at a push to make it more accountable for carbon emissions produced by its customers, including Chinese steel makers.
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A Brazilian court ordered Vale to halt production at another of its iron-ore mines, further reducing the company’s output capacity after a deadly dam burst increased government scrutiny over its operations.
The Timbopeba mine in Minas Gerais state pro…
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Gold production surged 150% year-on-year to 285,000 ounces, while copper production of 159,100 tonnes marked a 1.1% increase over 2017.
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