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Super tax
Author:Paul Moore
Publishing Date:02 Jun 2010
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Global miners have been up in arms over a planned 40% super tax on miner profits in Australia, announced in early May; part of a series of proposals by Kevin Rudd’s Labour government
Publishing Date:02 Jun 2010
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Ashes to ashes
Author:Paul Moore
Publishing Date:05 May 2010
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There can be no other subject for comment this month than Iceland’s now infamous Eyjafjallajökull
volcano, whose wandering ash cloud has caused untold travel chaos across the world
Publishing Date:05 May 2010
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Japan's high stakes
Author:Paul Moore
Publishing Date:08 Apr 2010
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Rarely at the high visibility end of the mining world, Japan’s legendary sogo shosha trading houses are actually among the most significant shareholders in a large number of the world’s leading mining operations
Publishing Date:08 Apr 2010
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Iron ore wrangles
Author:Paul Moore
Publishing Date:26 Feb 2010
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The merger of Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton’s iron-ore operations and assets in Western Australia seems as far from completion as ever
Publishing Date:26 Feb 2010
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Northern real estate
Author:Paul Moore
Publishing Date:02 Feb 2010
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Probably the least known of Canada’s diamond mines, the Jericho mine in Nunavut operated from 2006-08, producing 786,000ct of gem-quality diamonds.
Publishing Date:02 Feb 2010
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Congo's iron ore
Author:Paul Moore
Publishing Date:09 Dec 2009
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Lesser known than its much larger neighbour, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Republic of Congo, often referred to as Congo Brazzaville, is also rich in mineral resources – and iron ore in particular.
Publishing Date:09 Dec 2009
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Mining think-tanks
Author:Paul Moore
Publishing Date:18 Nov 2009
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This issue of Mining Magazine is no different to any other, with varied articles on global mining technology and equipment development as always
Publishing Date:18 Nov 2009
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Hands off
Author:Paul Moore
Publishing Date:14 Oct 2009
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On May 1, 2009, Australian rare earths company Lynas Corp announced that it had signed a binding heads of agreement with China Nonferrous Metal Mining (Group) Co (CNMC), whereby CNMC proposed to become a new majority shareholder in the company, which owns the Mount Weld rare earth deposit, claimed to be world’s largest
Publishing Date:14 Oct 2009
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100 years young
Author:Mining Magazine
Publishing Date:09 Sep 2009
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This issue is something of a one-off, but then a centenary is a major milestone for any publication.
Publishing Date:09 Sep 2009
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From nickel to Niagara
Author:Paul Moore
Publishing Date:10 Aug 2009
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The sleeping giant that is Sudbury’s nickel industry, much of which has been dormant for the summer, could show new signs of life as the average July price for the metal looks to be above US$7/lb, well over previous analyst estimates. While still far below the 2007 highs of US$25/lb, the situation is still a marked improvement on the price levels of US$4.40/lb earlier this year. Should the slow price recovery continue, the situation will start to look more positive for many of the nickel-mining groups.
Publishing Date:10 Aug 2009
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Publishing Date:03 Aug 2010
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