Laws, lessons, lies? The new issue of MINE is out now
In this issue: an international lawsuit, addressing the growing critical minerals supply gap and nickel in the Philippines.
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Batteries innovation among mining industry companies has dropped off in the last year
Analysis of patent filings shows a shrinking level of batteries related applications in the industry over the past year
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What does the aborted Williams Bay exploration mean for Australian mining?
United Funds’ sudden application for and withdrawal from exploration permits in Western Australia has shone a spotlight on permitting law.
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Beyond China: potential trading partners for Australian minerals
As Australian-Chinese trade relations cool, Australia will need to look further afield for destinations for its mineral exports.
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Promise and problems at the Donlin Gold mine
Barrick and Novagold’s Donlin Gold mine could produce over a million ounces of gold a year, if it can get…
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North America is seeing a hiring boom in mining industry cloud roles
Some parts of the world are investing more heavily in cloud roles than others
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A diplomatic incident: inside the US lawsuit against Vale over Brumadinho
The US Securities and Exchange Commission has launched a lawsuit against Vale. Could this set a precedent for the international…
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AI hiring levels in the mining industry rose in May 2022
We've analysed hiring patterns using data from GlobalData
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