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March 19, 2023
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March 19, 2023
If running the state for this long, including two years through a pandemic, has wearied WA Premier Mark McGowan at all, he is hiding it well.
March 17, 2023
This majestic Wedge-tailed Eagle silver coin, featuring artistry prepared exclusively for The Perth Mint by renowned U.S. designer John M. Mercanti,
March 15, 2023
. It happens in the best of families, but it shouldn-t. The Perth Mint sold diluted gold bars to China. Gold bars worth nine billion dollars must now probably be recalled by the Perth Mint. The well-known Australian mint is said to have doped the gold since 2018 for cost reasons and tried to cover this up. The Perth Mint is the world-s largest processor of newly mined gold and is known for its commemorative coins. Up to 100 tons of gold reportedly did not meet Shanghai-s strict purity standar
March 15, 2023
Mark McGowan has issued an apology after a live microphone picked up his "storm in a f*****g teacup" comment about the gold saga involving the Perth Mint.
March 14, 2023
By Hubert Walker for CoinWeek .... A recent report on Australian TV has put the reputation of one of the world's major mints--as well as the
March 14, 2023
The Perth Mint has denied accusations that it sold $9 billion worth of "doped" one-kilogram gold bars to Chinese customers. The allegations were made during the "Four Corners" [...]
March 14, 2023
The premier’s comments in parliament followed a question from Opposition Leader Shane Love.
March 12, 2023
“Lufthansa is back.” Those are the enthusiastic opening remarks of Carsten Spohr, CEO of Deutsche Lufthansa, in the European airline’s earnings report for 2022, released last Friday.
March 9, 2023
A spokesman for the London Bullion Marketing Association said it had sought more information about the claims aired on Four Corners on Monday.