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Resources Minister Scott Stewart has hailed the looming start to full-scale mining at Mount Carbine as an important step forward for Queensland’s

A new atlas identifies 1050 mine waste sites across Australia as possible sources of critical minerals. The atlas stems from a Geoscience

John Howard famously said, ‘The two hardest jobs in Australia are prime minister and captain of the Australian Cricket team.’  In line

Queensland Pacific Metals’ Townsville battery materials plant and a project to retrieve cobalt from Ernest Henry mine waste are receiving multimillion-dollar boosts

The Australian Workers’ Union will use the upcoming ALP National Conference to push for a new tax on the export of critical

Critical minerals are at the centre of key Budget boons for the mining sector, including $57.1 million to develop critical minerals international

Development of a common-user processing facility in Townsville for critical minerals like vanadium is advancing, with the State Government opening Expressions of

Australia and the United Kingdom will strengthen cooperation on critical minerals after signing a new Statement of Intent. Minister for Resources and

Federal, state and territory resources and mining ministers have agreed to coordinate efforts to support the development of Australia’s critical minerals sector.

The Association for Mining and Exploration Companies is showcasing a range of Queensland projects with the launch of 2023’s Critical Minerals Investment

Metal Bank has chalked up substantial resource tonnage and grade increases for its Millennium critical minerals project in North-West Queensland. The company

The amount spent on mineral exploration in the Northern Territory hit $198.6 million last year, and almost half was focused on lithium,

London-headquartered ECR Minerals sees its Lolworth Range project in North Queensland firming up as a key asset after reporting the latest stream

The Association of Mining and Exploration Companies has welcomed plans for a $75 million critical minerals demonstration facility in Townsville as helping

A site between the Sun Metals zinc refinery and Glencore’s copper refinery at Townsville will host a new $75 million critical minerals

A combination of carrot and stick diplomacy is setting Australia up as a winner in the critical minerals space. That comes from

Loosening the regulatory burden on junior miners is a priority policy area for the Liberal National Party in the lead up to