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Gina Rinehart, $16 billion Super Pit merger recognised at Diggers and Dealers gala

Article by Hamish Hastie courtesy of the Sydney Morning Herald Gina Rinehart, the recent $16 billion Saracen Minerals-Northern Star merger deal, and gold miner Ramelius Resources have been honoured on the final night of the Diggers and Dealers mining conference in Kalgoorlie. Ms Rinehart, Australia’s richest person and chairman of ...

Coronavirus updates: Gina Rinehart’s tax cut call to save Aussies as new global COVID hot spots emerge

Article by Zoe Smith courtesy of the Courier Mail Gina Rinehart has called on the Morrison government to look towards the US to help Australia recover from the economic fall out of the coronavirus pandemic. The billionaire mining magnate said the Australian government must mirror the Trump administration in rolling ...

Cancer patients in remote WA buoyed by Well Women’s Centre and Pink Pilbara Breakfast

Article by Karen Michelmore courtesy of ABC News

The Bolt Report | Hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin plus zinc topic

The Bolt Report courtesy of Sky News.

CEO Magazine: We mine iron ore like no-one else – Print Edition

Atlas Iron CEO Sanjiv Manchanda talks responsible mining, sustainability and the power of culture during a crisis.

“We mine iron ore like no-one else.” Sanjiv Manchanda

Atlas Iron CEO Sanjiv Manchanda talks responsible mining, sustainability and the power of culture during a crisis.

Cutting red tape in project approvals can boost WA jobs

Western Australia's prospects of becoming the fastest-growing, highest potential State in Australia after coronavirus recession was boosted by the commitment of the Commonwealth and McGowan Governments to slash red tape for WA's resources sector.

Mines dig State out of a hole | TheWest

WA's economy is forecast to only shrink slightly due to COVID-19 this financial year, thanks largely to the State's resilient mining sector and enormous levels of fiscal stimulus.

WA is saving the day

It could be tagged a tale of two cities. Or perhaps more accurately, a tale of two States. But whatever title is settled on, one thing is clear: WA and Victoria have become synonymous with the best and the worst ends of the State's responses to the coronavirus crisis.

Aussie Aussie Aussie Ore Ore Ore

How WA resources continue to carry weight of the nation.

7 News | WA and the Mining Industry

Treasurer Ben Wyatt says keeping WA mines open was WA’s ‘golden decision’ amid soaring iron ore price

Allowing WA’s resources sector to continue operating throughout the pandemic has proved a “golden decision” that has added billions of dollars to the national balance sheet and averted complete economic catastrophe.

The soaring iron ore price — touching $US108 a tonne yesterday — has fuelled an unexpected royalties and ...

Thank God for WA

As Government set to reveal biggest deficit since WWII - they will also say Australia faring better than every other country thanks to the shinning light of our mining sector.

The West Australian – Mining will lead the recovery

While the economic benefits of Western Australia's mining and energy sector have long been acknowledged, the impacts of COVID-19 has brought home just how essential the sector is to the nation's wellbeing.

Milk at the Mines – first delivery of Bannister Downs milk for Atlas Iron mine operations

Bannister Downs Dairy is pleased to mark the first delivery of fresh milk to Atlas Iron mine sites Mount Dove and Mount Webber in the northern Pilbara region tomorrow. Fresh milk will travel directly from Bannister Downs Dairy Farm in Northcliffe in the South West to be enjoyed my all ...