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The government and unions said the planned crackdown on labour hire should drive up wage costs, after BHP complained the policy would slug its domestic operations.

Australia's major mining companies have bankrolled a new ad campaign "Australia does well when Australian minerals do well” that links the record $63 billion in taxes and royalties paid by the firms to government in 2022 to public services.

Coalition nuclear culture warriors attack the CSIRO in their latest clown show in front of a Senate inquiry.

Nuclear submarines could open up a domestic nuclear energy industry.

Nuclear submarines could open up a domestic nuclear energy industry.

Nuclear submarines could open up a domestic nuclear energy industry.

Nuclear submarines could open up a domestic nuclear energy industry.

Nuclear submarines could open up a domestic nuclear energy industry

Rich Lister Chris Ellison says critical minerals’ producers have been left to “go it alone” at a time when rival governments are offering huge incentives.

In this issue: wearable technology in mining, retraining Australia's workforce and the country's cobalt potential.