Recent events in the Australian gold sector have shown just how much its approach to equity investors has changed in recent years. The last 15 years have been a remarkable period for homegrown gold producers. You only have to flick through a 2011 issue of Paydirt...
Paydirt is proud of the work it has done to raise the profile of Australian-African trade and investment relations over the last 25 years but for all the success, there is still much work to be done. When Paydirt started Africa Down Under in 2003, the...
It’s 16 years since the Rudd-Gillard-Rudd Federal Labor Government managed to rile the entire Australian mining industry with its resources super profits tax policy and its Albanese successor appears intent on reviving the spirit of those times. In May, the Federal...
The lithium cycle has turned again, perhaps proving the Australian sector was not facing the existential threat so many of us feared. This time last year, the local lithium sector was hanging onto life. Mines and processing plants were closing, exploration had dried...
Much of this month’s issue of Australia’s Paydirt is dedicated to a preview of Paydirt’s Critical Battery Minerals Conference, which will be held on April 21-22 in Perth. It has been a thrilling ride for both industry and event over the 10 years since it started as...
When I was young, my favourite part of any nature documentary was that moment when the long, harsh season broke and a new cycle of life began. If it was an Australian or African setting, it would be at the end of the long drought. If it was in cooler climates, it was...
