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Article by Nick Evans courtesy of the Australian Australia’s biggest iron ore miners could hand back close to $20bn to shareholders this week as iron ore prices fuel record dividends. BHP, Rio

Article by Adam Creighton courtesy of the Weekend Australian Click here to go directly to the article Once, “learning to code” was the key for workers facing the economic scrap heap to

Article by Salomae Haselgrove courtesy of Australian Mining   Australia’s iron ore resource base is capable of sustaining production for at least six decades, according to the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA).

Article by Julie-Anne Sprague And Matthew Cranston courtesy of the Australian Financial Review   Booming iron ore prices driven by Chinese demand will swell Western Australia’s budget coffers by $2.3 billion over

Article by Peter Law courtesy of the West Australian China’s insatiable demand for WA’s iron ore is set to deliver a record-breaking $10.7 billion in mining royalties to the State Government this

Article by Michael Ramsey courtesy of the Oberon Review West Australian Premier Mark McGowan has been handed a gift ahead of the state election, with a forecast budget surplus revised up to

Article by Nickolas Zakharia courtesy of Australian Mining Australia’s resources industry has delivered revenue records for iron ore, gold and copper in 2020, according to Australian Bureau of Statistics data. The resources

Article by Patrick Commins courtesy of the Australian Australia’s trade surplus reached a record $73bn in 2020, propelled by surging iron ore sales and a slump in demand for imported goods through

Article by Josh Zimmerman courtesy of the West Australian   WA is on track to bank nearly $1.5 billion more in iron ore royalties than the McGowan Government predicted just weeks ago

Article by James Thomson courtesy of the Australian Financial Review The mid-year economic and fiscal outlook suggests the government’s famous bridge from the pandemic to the recovery is nearing completion. It’s also

Article by WAN Editor-in-Chief Anthony De Ceglie courtesy of the West Australian For some time now it has been clear WA is the key to the national economy. And this week there

Article by Josh Zimmerman, courtesy of the West Australian Reducing the payroll tax burden for business is a “centrepiece reform” that would drive diversification of the economy, according to the WA Chamber