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Australia's green bank is investing $21 million into clean mining technology so the key resources sector doesn't miss out on the benefits of cutting emissions.

Chris Wilson had to get special permission from the government to work underground in a Tasmanian mine in 1978. At the time, other mines were being fined $500 if women were found below the surface.

"These mines were making millions and millions and sending it out of the country whilst the communities are suffering"

When Don and Donna Reid passed dusty piles of wood and corrugated iron as they arrived in their new town, they quickly realised that what looked like rubbish was a goldmine of artefacts worth preserving.

The stock and the crypto markets have been under pressure due to macroeconomic and geopolitical concerns. Crypto mining stock Riot Blockchain (RIOT) has fallen more than 65% year-to-date. With the crypto space expected to remain under pressure in the upcoming months, it could be wise to avoid the stock now.…

Brazilian presidential frontrunner Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is considering raising royalties on certain mining projects if elected, a campaign adviser told Reuters, likely affecting iron ore giant Vale SA and other multinationals.

From living in Sydney and backpacking around Australia, this pair ended up digging for opals in the outback — and they are looking to revolutionise the gem mining industry.

A major software change to the cryptocurrency ethereum holds the potential to dramatically reduce its energy consumption and resulting climate effects

A South African company is dumping the sludgy byproduct of mining into a historical diamond pit after the tailings dam that had stored the waste partially collapsed, killing one and leaving scores injured.