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Minerals explorer Marathon Resources Limited has launched a new environmental strategy to ensure sustainable management of its key Mt Gee uranium project in South Australia’s northern Flinders Ranges.
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September looks like another sluggish month for new listings on the Australian share market.
Mount Isa Metals is a new Brisbane-based exploration company with a substantial tenement package in the major mineral provinces of Northern Queensland.
Japan’s leading steelmakers have agreed to a 96.5 per cent increase for iron ore from Rio Tinto.
Copper and gold producer PanAust has had a stellar start to 2008 as Chairman Bob Bryan and Managing Director Gary Stafford told the company's Annual General Meeting in Brisbane.
Mining industry expert and pioneer Sir Arvi Parbo says the sector is at an all time high in Australia but there is still plenty of opportunity for the small-time explorer.
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THE share market has lost more than 100 points this morning, falling through the 3200 point mark after Wall St took a fresh hit overnight...Read More
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Friday, 21 November 2008 7:52 AM
OIL prices crashed below $US50 dollars a barrel overnight as plunging equities and weak US data sparked fresh fears that a worldwide recession would ravage energy demand...Read More
Friday, 21 November 2008 7:32 AM
THE Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) says it intervened in the foreign exchange market to support the Australian dollar this morning, as the local currency fell under US61c for the first time in four weeks...Read More
Friday, 21 November 2008 7:32 AM
THE Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) says it intervened in the foreign exchange market to support the Australian dollar this morning, as the local currency fell under US61c for the first time in four weeks...Read More
Friday, 21 November 2008 7:07 AM
- Dow Jones sinks to five-year lows
- Investors panic on grim data
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Friday, 21 November 2008 6:47 AM
THE dollar has opened more than US2 cents weaker, hitting a four-week low, as the sharpest fall in Japanese exports since 2001 convinced investors an economic slowdown would hit Asia...Read More
Climate change has been debated within the scientific community for decades, but it’s only really in the last couple of years that industry has begun to acknowledge it as a serious risk, as Fiona Collins reports.
The idea of “peak oil”, the point in time at which maximum global oil production is reached, followed by a terminal decline until the resource runs out, is not a new concept. Peak coal is, as Lee Jenson reports.
Interoperability is a term that many people may not be familiar with, but that’s a situation that CSIRO Exploration and Mining is looking to change.
The year 2007 has been a memorable one for Pan Australian Resources. Managing Director Gary Stafford believes Pan Australian's achievements are the result of significant advancements in the company’s key project.
The Australian sharemarket is in for another strong year in 2008, underpinned by a robust resources sector, Martin Place Securities’ chief Barry Dawes predicts.
International copper prices have fallen by almost 20 per cent since they peaked in mid-2006, but as Fiona Collins finds out, it’s not all doom and gloom within the red metal industry.
Brisbane-based D’Aguilar Gold has built its subsidiary AusNiCo around a substantial nickel find in south east Queensland.
Queensland-based Carpentaria Exploration is set to list on the ASX at the beginning of November after closing its IPO early, oversubscribed. The track records of its executives are a key factor.
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