Kalium Lakes has awarded four contracts associated with the development of the purification plant facilities for its Beyondie sulphate of potash project (BSOPP).

Mincor Resources will raise up to $23 million to fast-track its plans to restart high-grade nickel sulphide mining near Kambalda in Western Australia.

Ausdrill subsidiary, BTP has secured a further three year contract with Peabody Australia in its Hunter Valley and Bowen Basin coal mines, its second extension in two years.

Wesfarmers has secured a scheme implementation deed (SID) with Kidman Resources regarding a proposed takeover deal announced in early May.

Lynas Corporation will spend $500 million on growing its production to 2025, including the creation of a new upstream processing plant in Western Australia.

Havilah Resources has been granted approval from the Department for Energy and Mining for the right to mine at the Kalkaroo copper-gold project in South Australia.

Lucapa Diamond Company has revealed the largest diamond recovered from its Mothae kimberlite mine in Lesotho, South Africa since commercial operations commenced in January.

Barrick Gold plans to acquire the remaining Acacia Mining shares it doesn’t own in a buyout offer to douse a long stand-off with the Tanzanian Government.

Nearly a third of participants involved in the current round of an ongoing state-backed commodity exploration scheme in Western Australia are focusing on battery metal discoveries.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has urged for a timeline to be set for the approval of Adani’s proposed Carmichael mine.

NRW Holdings has denied media speculation that it has been in advanced talks to acquire BGC Contracting.

BHP is aiming to maximise shareholder value through continuing to diversify its portfolio and adapt to “the changing world”, according to its long-term strategy.

Fortescue’s Queens Valley mining area is moving forward having received all necessary environmental and heritage approvals.

A list of the top five Australian cities for graduates has been published, with the country’s larger urban hubs nowhere to be found.

CITIC has had its appeal case against Clive Palmer’s Mineralogy rejected, forcing the Chinese company to pay royalties from its iron ore project in Pilbara, Western Australia.

More resources and mining employees will receive a pay rise this year than last, but it will be much less than they hoped for.

BHP has released statistics suggesting that the global uptake of electric vehicles (EVs) could be larger than the company initially anticipated.

An emerging specialty chemicals producer EcoMag has set its sights on producing magnesium carbonate using wastewater streams from salt production in the Pilbara, Western Australia.

The Labor Party’s unexpected loss in the federal election over the weekend could owe to its anti-mining policies, evident in regional Australians’ eroding support for the party.