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Monsters of Rock: Key energy transition insights from mining titans Dale Henderson and Tom O’Leary

LONDON, May 23 (Reuters) - Copper prices touched a near six-month low on Tuesday as speculators boosted bearish positions amid worries of recession and weak demand in top metals consumer China. Th... | 06:03am

Cheaper labour and materials convinced POSCO and Pilbara Minerals to process Australian lithium in South Korea, rather than Western Australia.

Jim Chalmers says Labor will take further steps in response to PwC Australia’s “inexcusable” tax leak scandal; Australia’s Pacific minister is heading to Papua New Guinea. Follow updates here.

The exhibition features an elaborate body of work including paintings, weavings, videos, and a performance.

SEOUL/TOKYO -- South Korean steelmaker POSCO Holdings will invest 20 trillion won ($14 billion) in technologies to mitigate its environmental impact a

POSCO Holdings is seeking to expand overseas nickel production, a key material in secondary batteries, in an effort to strengthen its global nickel value chain. According to POSCO Holdings, the company will invest $441 million to establish a nickel refining plant in Weda Bay Industrial Park on Indonesias Halmahera Island, Wednesday.

SEOUL (May 3): Posco Holdings Inc said on Wednesday (May 3) it is spending US$441 million (RM1.96 billion) to build a nickel refining facility in Indonesia as it pushes to beef up its supply chains of the key secondary battery material. The factory will be located in the Weda Bay industrial park on the northeastern island of Halmahera and aim to produce nickel matte, an intermediate product for use in making battery-grade nickel, the South Korean steel giant said in a release.

Southern Gold Ltd (ASX:SAU) is moving to create a domestic supply chain in South Korea to feed one of the world’s major lithium battery manufacturing...

A total of 55 workers died in accidents at construction sites in Korea during the first three months of this year, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport said Monday. Seven of those fatalities occurred at construction sites overseen by the top 100 builders, down from 14 a year earlier.