The September issue of Paydirt went to print as the Australian Federal Government launched into its economic reform roundtable in Canberra, billed as the most important meeting since the Hawke Government’s National Economic Summit in 1983. The Hawke summit is now...
As old alliances and economic ties are redrawn or torn up, Australia has a chance to improve relations with Africa. And the Federal Government could do worse than lean on its mining sector to provide support. Australian-African relations have never been described as...
I don’t want to sound dramatic, but there have been times over the last few years when I wondered if the exploration industry model as we know it is broken and set for the biggest change in a generation. Commodity prices have rarely been higher. Gold is the obvious...
I don’t want to sound dramatic, but there have been times over the last few years when I wondered if the exploration industry model as we know it is broken and set for the biggest change in a generation. Commodity prices have rarely been higher. Gold is the obvious...
It might feel counterintuitive to say, but the resounding victories for the ALP in state and federal elections this year may be the best outcome the Australian mining industry could’ve hoped for At the West Australian level, the Cook Government and its Minister of...
This hasn’t been a deliberate strategy, merely following where the news is and there have been few times in living memory when the Australian copper space has been so busy. While some of the steam has come out of the price, there remains confidence in the longer-term...
