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Now, one commodity is almost single-handedly keeping the trade relationship afloat: iron ore.

Australia’s Budget bottom line is recovering faster than expected, driven largely by the strength of WA’s iron ore sector, with analysts now suggesting it could be back in surplus within four years.

IRON ORE PASSES RECORD $200/T Article by Sean Smith courtesy of The West Australian. Iron ore and copper have burst into uncharted territory amid a commodities boom that has fuelled expectations of

Article by Patrick Commins & Geoff Chambers courtesy of the Australian.   Booming iron ore exports triggered a windfall corporate tax take over the March quarter, pushing commonwealth revenues higher than a

Article by Ronald Mizen and Peter Ker courtesy of the Australian Financial Review An extra $36 billion will flow to federal coffers if record iron ore prices persist until Brazilian supply resumes

Editorial courtesy of the Sunday Times, Perth WHEN Federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg gets to his feet in Parliament to deliver his Budget speech in just over a week, much of what he

Article courtesy of The West Australian Australia’s Budget bottom line is recovering faster than expected, driven largely by the strength of WA’s iron ore sector, with analysts now suggesting it could be

The Australian April 2021  

Article by Sean Smith courtesy of The West Australian                   WA’s budget surplus is climbing towards $4 billion as iron ore stretches its unexpectedly

Article by Daniel Newell courtesy of the West Australian State Government coffers are set to reap further benefits of elevated iron ore prices for longer, according to global ratings agency S&P, which

Article by Stuart McKinnon courtesy of Kalgoorlie Miner WA’s booming resources sector reported record sales of $174 billion in 2020, underpinned by a $116b contribution from the State’s thriving iron ore industry