Aboriginal group seeks $1.1bn in compensation
Aboriginal group seeks $1.1 billion from Western Australia in iron ore claim
An Aboriginal group is seeking A$1.8 billion ($1.1 billion) from Western Australia in compensation after the state government allowed Fortescue to mine for iron ore without a land use deal, court filings showed on Wednesday.
Fortescue and Rio Tinto became the latest mining giants on Thursday to reveal the full effect from China’s property crisis, which caused iron ore prices to plunge nearly 30 per cent last year ...
Australia’s biggest iron ore port reopened and Rio Tinto Plc mines resumed operations after being spared any major damage ...
Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co said on Wednesday it would acquire a 40% stake in the Rio Tinto-operated Rhodes Ridge iron ore project in ... have been involved in mining development since ...
Rio Tinto’s (RIO) port, rail and mine operations have resumed after Tropical Cyclone Zelia passed over Western Australia’s Pilbara region. All ...
Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co. will buy a stake in an Australian iron ore project for $5.3 billion, in a bet that the global steel industry will need high-quality raw materials to support its ...
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