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Rio Tinto executive got big pay rise after review of Juukan cave blast MonMonday 22 updated MonMonday 22 FebFebruary 2021 at 8:53pm Evidence of over 40,000 years of human habitation were discovered during the excavation of one of the Juukan cave sites in 2014. ( Print text only Cancel It has been revealed the man responsible for leading a review into Rio Tintos Juukan Gorge disaster received an enormous pay rise. Key points: The Rio Tinto executive in charge of the review into the blasting of J...

Rio Tinto executives say goodbye to 2020 with chunky payouts Toggle share menu Advertisement Rio Tinto executives say goodbye to 2020 with chunky payouts Three Rio Tinto executives forced to leave the company after the destruction of sacred rock shelters at Juukan Gorge in Western Australia all closed off the year with substantial payouts, Rios annual report released on Monday showed. FILE PHOTO: A sign atop mining company Rio Tintos office in Per...

Rio Tinto executives say goodbye to 2020 with chunky payouts Three Rio Tinto executives forced to leave the company after the destruction of sacred rock shelters at Juukan Gorge in Western Australia all closed off the year with substantial payouts, Rio’s annual report released on Monday showed. Chief Executive Jean-Sébastien Jacques, who stepped down from his role at the end of 2020, received total remuneration of 13.3 million pounds ($18.6 million) under Australian accounting rules, up from...

Rio Tinto on Wednesday reported its best annual earnings since 2011 and declared a record dividend payout, the second major iron ore producer to return windfalls to investors after unprecedented... | February 21, 2021

Miners are also expected to benefit from an expected rebound in the global economy from the rollout of COVID-19 vaccine

1 / of 3 Rio Tinto and BHP battle Apache tribes to build North Americas biggest copper mine at sacred Oak Flat site Posted TueTuesday 26 updated TueTuesday 26 JanJanuary 2021 at 11:06pm Apache elder Wendsler Nosie is one of those leading the campaign to save Oak Flat from mining. ( Print text only "This place is very holy and religious to us." Wendsler Nosie Senior, an elder of the San Carlos Apache Tribe, is describing his peoples land, Oak Flat or Chichil Bildagoteel, in the Arizona desert i...

Cant and lawsuits: Rear Window’s year in review Save Share Any bona fide review of the calendar year that corporate and political Australia have endured would necessarily run to hundreds of pages. In this format, sadly, we can only scan through the highlights of the highlights. “Unprecedented” was, intolerably, the word of 2020. And all of it was: the border closures, the market meltdown, the lockdowns, the government spending, the market recovery, and the gruesome spectacle of t...