The price of iron ore has moved past $US60 a tonne for the first time in eight weeks.
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Price of iron ore on the rise again
The price of iron ore has gained three per cent since two of the world’s biggest miners announced plans to slow-down production.
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McAleese warns of hefty earnings dive
Transport contractor McAleese has warned of a massive earnings drop due to the impact of its altered contract with Atlas Iron.
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Aurizon ready to usher in new enterprise agreements
Aurizon’s vice president Scott Riedel says new enterprise agreements set to come into effect from May 18 would be free of the “iconic flaws” of the expired contracts.
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Rio Tinto CEO says iron ore demand still strong in Asia
Rio Tinto CEO Sam Walsh says commodity markets must remain open as debate continues to rage over his company’s iron ore strategy.
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St Barbara sells embattled Gold Ridge project
St Barbara has sold its embattled Gold Ridge project in the Solomon Islands to local landowners.
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On The Bench: The Taxman Cometh [VIDEO]
In this edition of On The Bench Editor Cole Latimer and Journalist Ben Hagemann tackle the contentious issue of taxation in the mining industry, asking the question: are the major miners paying their fair share?
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ACCC says FMG’s Andrew Forrest has no case to answer
The Australian Competition & Consumer Commission said FMG chairman Andrew Forrest does not have a case to answer after comments he made about capping iron ore production.
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Australia’s five pillar economy: Mining
An examination of mining role as part of Tony Abbott's "Five Pillar Economy" plan.
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Iron ore’s winning streak has come undone
Iron ore’s winning streak has come to an abrupt halt with the commodity plunging 4 per cent.
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Mining M&A has nowhere to go but up in 2015 [infographic]
Now the market appears to have reached its trough, how will the M&A market react?
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Fortescue increases bonds issue
Fortescue Metals Group have launched back into the bonds market, continuing with debt repayment strategies.
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Japanese banks lend most money to LNG projects
Japanese banks have been investing heavily in LNG projects, lending more than $US5 billion in 2014.
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Qld gold miner enters administration
Queensland gold miner BCD Resources has gone into voluntary administration according to ASX announcements this morning.
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Resources market shows small recovery
The stock market has had a boost after a small recovery in iron ore and crude oil prices.
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Rio buys back $560 million in shares
Rio Tinto announced this morning the company has completed the buyback of $560 million worth of shares, an increase on $500 million announced in February.
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Deutsche Bank cuts valuation of South32
Deutsche Bank has cut the valuation of BHP Billiton’s spin-off company South32 by $US2 billion.
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Oil prices rise
Oil prices have had the largest jump in months as US crude oil production reaches a peak.
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Gold to come out stronger as it reaches peak production
Bullish banks are beginning to back gold again as the bear market is forecast to end and peak production occurs.
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The price of iron ore is haemorrhaging
The price of iron ore has crashed below $US50 a tonne for the first time in nine years.
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