A 40-year-old letter sent by mining pioneers Lang Hancock and Peter Wright revealed on Tuesday is the second letter to show Lang Hancock intended to share.
Lawyers for the company of late prospector Don Rhodes claim he played a critical role in discovering a lucrative iron ore deposit central to a sprawling legal battle.
Rio Tinto’s Jakob Stausholm insists Australia’s iron ore sector is in a strong position to ride out any deeper price falls amid worries about China’s economy.
Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue wants to do a deal with the traditional owners of a large part of the area mined by it in the Pilbara.
The mining dynasty waging a multibillion-dollar war for a slice of Gina Rinehart-led Hancock Prospecting’s royalties is accusing the miner of hiding behind a clause buried in a 40-year-old partnership deal.
More than two dozen lawyers for two of WA’s richest families will go head-to-head on Monday in a bid to settle a row over late magnate Lang Hancock’s most lucrative legacy.
Australia’s biggest miner says inflation and global economic volatility are putting pressure on its business.
Mining giant Rio Tinto shipped enough iron ore to reach the top end of its guidance,despite planned maintenance and a rail derailment slowing operations.
The mining giant says the marital split between its biggest shareholders will not change control or the direction of the company.
During talks with Trade Minister Don Farrell in Beijing,company chairman Chen Dorong said the availability of clean energy and ore made Western Australia ideal as a site for the new facility.
If you look closely at the budget papers,you’ll find the Pilbara’s red dirt fingerprints all over Chalmers’ good fortunes.