BHP and a number of ASX-listed companies, government and civil society organisations have launched a bribery prevention network to help businesses address bribery and corruption.
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BHP targets roots of global sustainability challenges
BHP Foundation chief executive James Ensor has addressed mining's task to become more sustainable amid the protests outside the International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC) in Melbourne this week.
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Former Mongolian finance minister arrested in Oyu Tolgoi mining probe
Former Mongolian finance minister Bayartsogt Sangajav has been arrested by Swiss prosecutors as part of a corruption probe concerning development of the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine, Mongolia's largest public project to date.
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Mining approval processes at risk of corruption: report
UK fraud department to investigate Rio corruption claims
The United Kingdom’s Serious Fraud Office says it has opened an investigation into suspected corruption by Rio Tinto in Guinea.
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QLD MP claims corruption at Anglo American
QLD state member for Mirani, Jim Pearce, claims he will expose ‘corruption’ at Anglo American’s Queensland coal operations.
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New Acland corruption complaint dismissed
Fossil fuels environmental group Lock the Gate Alliance has suffered a tactical loss against the New Acland Stage 3 coal project, with complaints rejected by the Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC)
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Freeport reveals allegations of corruption against Indonesian speaker
Indonesian parliamentary speaker is under pressure to resign after he was recorded demanding company shares in exchange for his support for a mining operation.
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Corruption findings over NuCoal licence upheld
NuCoal Resources have suffered another blow after their case against the Independent Commission Against Corruption was rejected by the Supreme Court.
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New Acland coal draft approval fuels further controversy
The New Acland coal mine expansion has received a draft authority from the Queensland government, but not without ongoing controversy.
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Shenhua executives under investigation for corruption
A new set of criteria for mining approvals in NSW will get a workout as a result of several Shenhua directors who are being investigated for corruption in China.
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Colombian gold CEO arrested
The fugitive CEO of Colombian gold company CI Goldex was captured this week and will be charged for his involvement in money-laundering schemes.
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Simandou iron ore fight could be settled out of court
Vale said it might consider settling the Simandou iron ore fight with Rio Tinto out of court.
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New anti-corruption laws tabled in Senate
Greens senator Christine Milne will introduce a bill to compel mining companies to report significant financial dealings with foreign governments.
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Former FBI chief called in to investigate BSGR Rio Tinto corruption claims
The trust in charge of BSG Resources has brought ex-FBI director Louis Freeh to investigate corruption claims over the Simandou tenements in Guinea.
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BSGR, defendant in Rio Tinto Simandou corruption claims, sues Guinea
BSGR Resources, which has been accused of bribery and corruption by Rio Tinto over the Simandou deposit, is suing Guinea and its president.
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Rio Tinto sues Vale over Simandou iron ore mine
Rio Tinto has filed a legal complaint in the US against Vale and other groups over the loss of its Simandou mining concessions.
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Mining corruption laws bring new powers in NSW
Profits from corrupt dealings in the mining industry will more easily recoverable, with two new bills passed to the NSW upper house on Wednesday.
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Top 10 mining trends for 2014 – 8. Corruption compliance crackdown
Over the coming weeks Australian Mining will be showing you what to expect in the year ahead, in a 10 part series which will analyse the top ten trends for 2014.
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NSW resources minister resigns amid ICAC raid
The New South Wales Resources Minister Chris Hartcher has resigned as the corruption watchdog raids his parliamentary office.
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