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Mining Journal's new debating series kicks off with the question miners everywhere want to see answered (in the positive).
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CEO Ian Slater thinking of Colombia summer start to work on construction of significant new gold project
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Tantalus offtake deal a pointer to future direction for some non-Chinese REE developers
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The first sales of 2015 have given producers confidence that the worst is over
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Fear, loathing and other negative feelings have crushed the life out of miners’ ‘buy’ instincts.
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Russian miners digging in
Cost-cutting and the rouble devaluation are helping Russia’s mining sector lift its game in the face of global sector downturn
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Bell signals imminent drilling at Marymia
Western Australia gold target has appealing address
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Carlisle (more than) surviving on good looks
Junior's appeal evidenced by calibre of suitors, says chief
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Exploration back in fashion … in Fremantle
Three juniors working hard in a downturn, far away from the market spotlight, on the fight to stand out in the crowd
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Join the queue
Petropavlovsk the 'lucky' escape that deserves greater scrutiny all-round
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‘New’ BHPB heads for bond status
High-grade, predictable, boring … it’s what the owners of the world’s biggest miner want
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Copper penny is yet to drop
ICSG stats point to a looming dramatic shift in copper-sector outlook
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In the end, there’s no bucking the market
Cartels have come and gone, but mostly – for minerals and metals – they appear gone for good
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Size beats grade for graphite
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Cassini maintains focus on the positives
Australian exploration company sees a path blazed by others to good fortune and fame
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Panoramic walks away from gold
Nickel miner will pursue value accretion, but not by developing new gold mines
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Dacian stays busy in prospective belt
Australian gold explorer confident latest results will continue its forward momentum in Mt Morgans area
The northern highlights
Northern Canada has plans to divert investment dollars its way with charm offensive
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More milestones for Muga
Potash developer’s confidence growing ahead of upcoming key study release
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Africa’s growing mineral sands production base
Neighbours push ahead with expanding district along expansive coastline
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Double whammy for manganese
The important alloy-metal's market has been knocked by slower growth in China and a glut in supply
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Cerro Moro flies in face of Argentina contraction
Ambitious gold miner moves on standout South American gold project
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A platform for Canada’s brownfield explorers
Canadian geoscience initiative giving companies an inkling of where to look next
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Tough times call for tough measures, says EY
As working capital management falls by the wayside in the mining sector, EY says companies must do an about-turn
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Negotiating the front line
International emergency provider benefitting from being in the wrong place at the right time
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Survey points to mining capex rise
The next 12 months could see a reversal of long-term negative spending trend
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Not so hard to digest
A revolutionary acid digestion process coming to a laboratory near you
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Nautilus now a bigger fish
‘Disruptive technology’ of deep-sea mining closer to being a reality, says company chief
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Orbite has government on side
State and federal funders realising the potential of waste recovery technology
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Changing direction
A leading Australian mining technology firm is getting on the front foot to pursue international growth
Calm after the storm
Harmony Gold successfully evacuated 486 workers from its Kusasalethu gold mine near Carletonville in South Africa’s Gauteng Province after a fire broke out on Sunday.
