The Northern Territory Government has launched its new International Engagement Strategy aiming to expand its global reach.
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Pilbara Ports continues increased exports
The Pilbara Ports Authority has seen increased throughput in both Dampier and Port Hedland in February 2022, combining for 52.4 million tonnes.
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Coal lights up export price index: ABS
Coal and non-ferrous metals were among those to underpin Australia’s export price index for the December quarter, while China’s fall in demand for metalliferous ores weighed heavily.
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Port of Townsville gets a face lift
A Queensland-based contractor will use the country’s largest backhoe dredge to widen Townsville’s shipping channels, increasing potential for mineral exports in the state’s COVID-19 recovery.
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Iron ore hits $130/t ahead of Chinese New Year
The price of Australian seaborne 62 per cent iron ore fines has topped $US130 per tonne for the first time since October 2021, thanks to increased Chinese steel production.
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Thermal coal heats up as Indonesia mulls ban
Thermal coal prices have risen above $US200 per tonne for the first time since November began, owing to Indonesia’s export ban while it manages domestic supply issues.
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Mining’s most-clicked: The top stories of 2021
Australian Mining takes a look back at the year that was with a recount of the top 5 stories in 2021.
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Australian exports fall on iron ore prices
Australia has seen a fall in goods and services exports for September owing to poor iron ore prices, according to the Bureau of Statistics.
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Latest resources figures show WA dominance
The Western Australian resources sector carried the national economy through an arduous 12 months to June 30, as minerals and petroleum sales grew to $210 billion.
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Iron ore sees Australian trade set another record: ABS
Mineral, metal and energy exports have underpinned a monthly record for the Australian export revenue surplus, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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Pilbara Ports eyes off iron ore at Ashburton
The Pilbara Ports Authority (PPA) has begun investigating the trade of iron ore at the Port of Ashburton in Western Australia, in response to increased exports.
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Westport grows legs as WA demands trade growth
The long deliberated Westport, south of Perth, has been the subject of a market briefing, as plans for Western Australia’s latest port facility look to satiate the state’s trade needs.
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Iron ore price breaks $US200/tonne
Iron ore prices have hit another record mark, surpassing $US200 ($259) per tonne to outdo last month’s historic high.
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Coronado reinforces positive coal outlook
Coronado Resources is expecting demand from international markets for its metallurgical coal will climb 14 per cent by 2030.
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Iron ore prices resurface after dive
The price of Australian iron ore fines has moved back above $US150 ($US196.31) per dry metric tonne after sharp falls in recent weeks.
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China halts $700m in Australian coal shipments
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has revealed Australia’s best people are working on resolving why $700 million of Australian coal shipments are held off from Chinese ports.
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Demand for Australian minerals slows during April
Australian commodities have continued to be on demand throughout April despite exports slipping from record-high levels in March.
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Queensland reports strong exports ahead of coronavirus impact
Queensland's resources sector has contributed 80 per cent of the state's $83.3 billion exports value in the 12 months leading to February this year, according to data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
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Australian Government highlights coal ties with Japan in Honshu visit
A bipartisan delegation of Federal Members of Parliament has visited Japan to discuss the importance of Australian coal to Japan's energy supply and economy.
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CCS coal not all it’s cracked up to be – OPINION
In the energy sector, a seismic shift is underway. The seaborne thermal coal market is entering a permanent and structural decline.
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