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Australia looks to other metals as gold quietly gains

Australia's critical minerals strategy in the spotlight

Siobhan Lismore-Scott

Australia looks to other metals as gold quietly gains

Elsewhere, Australia is the world's largest producer of lithium ore - although most of it is processed in China. In June, Australia released its critical minerals strategy - to a muted response - with...

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