Speculation that the Asciano Group last week received a second takeover offer from a private equity consortium led by the Texas Pacific Group (TPG) has been met with an indifferent response from investors.
Rio Tinto's train drivers will walk off the job again today, a union spokesperson has told Australian Mining.
In this issue of Australian Mining, the 5th Annual Prospect Award Winners will be announced.
The South Australian Chamber of Mines and Energy (SACOME) has called for submissions on a strategic plan for the future of the State's resources industry.
Underground drilling and blasting technology and equipment continues to be an area of rapid growth and change for the mining industry.
WESTERN Australian State Development Minister Eric Ripper has refuted television reports that the State Government is preparing to ‘force’ mining giants Rio Tinto and BHP to share rail access rights with smaller companies in the Pilbara.
DR KARL Kruszelnicki has corrected comments that he made about the daily amount of carbon dioxide emitted from burning coal
DR KARL has had a Microsleep on clean coal, according to Australia’s largest mining industry associations
THE Mining Industry Advisory Committee (MIAC) has released three mining draft Codes of Practice for public consultation and comment on the Resources Safety Division website:
THE Queensland infrastructure crisis has reached a new low, with Queensland Resources Council (QRC) chief executive Michael Roche announcing “new wave of industry activism” at an Australian Rail Summit in Sydney.