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Australian nickel: Anthony Albanese plans tax credits to help nickel miners - Vimarsana News

Australian nickel: Anthony Albanese plans tax credits to help nickel miners

The Albanese government is fast-tracking a system of production tax credits to try to protect the ailing nickel mining industry.

Source: afr.com
Inside the Kambalda Hotel, the pub at ground zero of Australia's nickel woes - Vimarsana News

Inside the Kambalda Hotel, the pub at ground zero of Australia's nickel woes

The sudden crash in nickel’s fortunes has put more than the share price of big miners at risk. Entire towns could be facing wipe out, and its on people’s minds at the Kambalda Hotel.

Source: afr.com
Critical minerals sector is 'not healthy,' says global gold giant boss - Vimarsana News

Critical minerals sector is 'not healthy,' says global gold giant boss

'Just look at the so-called critical minerals industry today, lithium’s a bust, so is nickel' — Barrick chief.

Andrew Forrest-owned nickel miner Wyloo says "courageous, big-thinking policy" is needed to save the industry - Vimarsana News

Andrew Forrest-owned nickel miner Wyloo says "courageous, big-thinking policy" is needed to save the industry

The chief executive of nickel miner Wyloo, Luca Giacovazzi, has welcomed government relief measures but indicated they fall short of the vision needed to save the sector.

Source: afr.com
Australia's Nickel Industry Seeks Relief as Global Supply Glut Hits Hard - Vimarsana News

Australia's Nickel Industry Seeks Relief as Global Supply Glut Hits Hard

Amid global concerns over the nickel market's downturn and its impact on electric vehicle (EV) battery production, the Australian government's decision to include the metal in its commodities subsidy list signals a crucial step towards supporting the struggling industry.