Jargon minefield to be swept
Peter Ker Australia's mining and resource stocks could face tougher disclosure requirements.
ASX may tighten disclosure rules
Peter Ker AUSTRALIA'S mining and resource stocks could face tougher disclosure requirements, as the local bourse seeks to protect investors from confusing and misleading information.
Hanlong sweetens bid
Peter Ker Chinese investment group Hanlong Mining wants to acquire more Australian companies.
Hanlong widens horizons beyond Sundance
Peter Ker Chinese investment group Hanlong Mining plans on acquiring more Australian mining companies.
OneSteel ore competencies strengthened by WPG deal
Peter Ker ONESTEEL'S plan to become a significant exporter of iron ore is a step closer to reality, after shareholders in WPG Resources agreed to sell a collection of iron ore assets to the struggling steel...
Profits set in stone, says Rio
Peter Ker Rio Tinto warns the Mongolian government they will not give away a bigger slice of the Oyu Tolgoi project.
OneSteel puts $346m on exports
Peter Ker OneSteel's plan to become a significant exporter of iron ore is a step closer to reality.
Bannerman flies the flag
Peter Ker A small uranium explorer could emerge as the biggest winner from the looming marriage between Sundance Resources and its Chinese suitor, Sichuan Hanlong Group.
Wesfarmers slashes coal prices
Peter Ker Experts insist that improved supply from Australian coal mines is more to blame than any deterioration in the global economy.
Wesfarmers agrees to coal price cut
Peter Ker COAL looks set to be the latest commodity to suffer from sliding prices, but experts insist that improved supply from Australian mines is more to blame than any deterioration in the global economy.
OneSteel faces test
Peter Ker OneSteel's transition to become a significant iron ore exporter faces its moment of truth.
Forrest snaps up sliding Fortescue
Peter Ker MINING billionaire Andrew Forrest has continued to buy shares in Fortescue Metals Group heavily, despite the value of his holdings in the company diminishing by almost $1.
Paladin shares hit despite funds boost
Peter Ker Uranium miner Paladin Energy has secured more than $68 million in new funding, but appears to have lost some market support in the process.
Paladin raising fails to impress
Peter Ker THE uranium miner Paladin Energy has secured more than $68 million in funding but appears to have lost some market support in the process.
Rio and partners fall out over Mongolian riches
Peter Ker in Mongolia Long-running tensions between Rio and its Oyu Tolgoi partner - Ivanhoe Mines - may flare again.
Rio Tinto embroiled in Mongolia feud
Peter Ker in Mongolia THERE was a nod to Mongolia's nomadic heritage when Rio Tinto opted to use traditional ger tents for workers' accommodation at the massive Oyu Tolgoi mine.
Rio Tinto vs Mongolian pollies
Peter Ker Mining giant may have to contend with a fresh bout of 'resource nationalism'.
Cortona gets Dargues Reef project approval
Peter Ker Cortona Resources wins a long-running approval battle to mine the Majors Creek region.
Rio Tinto warns Gillard over carbon tax
Peter Ker Multinational miner Rio Tinto intensifies its opposition to Australia's carbon tax.
Go back to the drawing board, Gillard told
Peter Ker RIO TINTO has intensified its opposition to the carbon tax, urging the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, to go back to the drawing board and start again on carbon policy.
