19 August 2015Andy HoffmanAustralian Financial Review The iron-ore business is so lousy that one Canadian mining company is shelving its biggest project and starting a new venture: selling Australian eggs to China. The […]
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Article – Northern Territory fracked gas to flow to eastern states by 2018, Chief Minister says
24 August 2015Ruby JonesABC News A pipeline that would supply east coast markets with shale gas fracked in the Northern Territory will be up and running by 2018, NT Chief Minister Adam […]
Read moreArticle – Acland coal mine: Draft authority for expansion of controversial $900 million project issued
31 August 2015Mark WillacyABC News The expansion of a controversial Queensland coal mine has cleared another hurdle, with the state’s environment department issuing a draft authority for the $900 million project. Key […]
Read moreArticle – ConocoPhillips mulls major offshore gas project to keep Darwin LNG going
26 August 2015Angela Macdonald-SmithThe Sydney Morning Herald US oil major ConocoPhillips is targeting mid-2018 for a go-ahead on a potential $US15 billion ($21 billion) offshore gas development off northern Australia to feed […]
Read moreArticle – 'If those projects don't go, Queensland is finished'
19 August 2015Mark Ludlow & Misa HanAustralian Financial Review Townsville mayor Jenny Hill doesn’t hide the fact she wants Adani’s controversial $16.5 billion Carmichael mine in central Queensland to go ahead. “We […]
Read moreAudio – The mining industry is fighting back
24 August 2015Saskia Edwards & Steve AustinABC Radio In the last month green groups have had a win against the Adani Carmichael mine with the mine’s approval overturned for a skink and […]
Read moreComment – ANDEV Co-chair Imants Kins on Mineral Exploration in Australia
Rio Tinto’s head of exploration, Stephen McIntosh, made some comments in the Weekend Australian about mineral exploration in Australia. These are concerning and fully supported by ANDEV. Governments need to listen. They […]
Read moreComment – IPA on Mineral Exploration in Australia
Tomorrow’s jobs are the result of today’s investment, particularly in the mining industry. Despite inevitable short-term commodity price fluctuations, with many hundreds of millions of people in Asia moving into the middle […]
Read moreArticle – Concern over mining’s future as exploration spending plunges
5 September 2015Barry FitzGeraldThe Australian Annual expenditure on finding the next generation of mines has plunged from $4 billion to $1.5bn in the past three years, setting off alarm bells that many […]
Read moreArticle – Major Decisions About Australia's Future by Mrs. Gina Rinehart
4 September 2015Gina RinehartAustralian Resources and Investment, vol.9 no.3 “The problems of public administration will end if politicians learn how to say ‘no’ and if bureaucrats know how to say ‘yes.’” What […]
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