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‘White Australia’ has always been a myth. Hanson lamenting its end is wrong – and dangerous

The unexpected rise of One Nation in the polls, helped by leader Pauline Hanson’s relationship with mining magnate Gina Rinehart and often uncritical treatment by mainstream media, has seen the reemergence of another historical curio: the White Australia policy.

The Conversation

South American trade bloc's top court takes up unprecedented Peru illegal mining case

The Andean Court of Justice has admitted an unprecedented case against Peru over its handling of illegal mining, marking the first time the regional court will examine whether a member state failed to meet its obligations to combat the activity

The Independent UK

No strategy to manage the social impacts of coal mine's closure

The Hunter Valley Operations project is no longer required to have a mine exit strategy.

Newcastle Herald

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A $2.8 Billion Reason to Buy IREN Stock Here

IREN just landed $2.8 billion in AI cloud contracts, boosting its outlook and strengthening its position as one of the fastest-growing AI infrastructure plays.

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Gabon and France deepen industrial cooperation with Eramet manganese deal

French mining group Eramet is considering a major expansion of manganese processing in Gabon under an agreement that could strengthen the country’s industrial base, modernise its railway network and reduce its reliance on exports of unprocessed ore.

Radio France Internationale

Miners and energy lift stocks but Iran risks remain

Gold, copper and oil prices have handed the local stock exchange a boost, but with nine sectors in the red it's clear that risk sentiment remains fragile.

AAP

Caliber Mining & Logistics IPO allotment today; GMP hints at 17% listing gain. Here's how to check your status

The company's shares are currently commanding a grey market premium (GMP) of around 17%, indicating expectations of a healthy listing gain, although GMP is an unofficial market indicator and should not be considered a guarantee of listing performance.

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The most extraordinary rock on Earth isn't gold or diamond, but the metal is small enough to hold in your hand. Powerful enough to power a city

A plain-looking lithium rock is now more valuable to the modern economy than its appearance suggests. Hidden inside are critical minerals that power electric vehicle batteries, smartphones, renewable energy storage, and America's growing clean energy network. The U.S. Geological Survey classifies lithium as a critical mineral because demand continues to…

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IREN’s $2.8 Billion AI Contract Haul Changes the Stock’s Story

IREN stock jumped nearly 20% after $2.8 billion in new AI cloud contracts pushed 2026 revenue targets above $4 billion, accelerating its shift from Bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure.

MarketBeat

Global Market: European shares edge higher as tech, miners lead gains amid earnings focus

European shares saw modest gains on Tuesday, driven by technology and mining sectors. Easing oil prices provided a boost to investor sentiment across the continent. Investors closely watched corporate earnings for geopolitical impact on businesses. Technology stocks advanced significantly, anticipating key US company results later this week. Mining shares also…

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Caliber Mining & Logistics IPO subscribed 147x; GMP signals 22% listing gain

Caliber Mining & Logistics' Rs 450-crore IPO saw overwhelming investor demand, closing at 147 times subscription. Retail investors showed strong participation, subscribing 41 times for their reserved portion. The company's shares are expected to list on July 24, 2026, with a potential listing gain. Grey market premium suggests a debut…

The Economic Times

'Done it tough': Hanson defends her billionaire backer

Pauline Hanson has defended her relationship with billionaire donor Gina Rinehart, also declaring taxpayers didn't fund her Italy trip with the mining magnate.

AAP

Olive Ridley Turtles Return to Odisha's Coast in Millions, and the Arribada Is Fragile

The Night the Beach Disappears Under TurtlesAt Gahirmatha Marine Sanctuary on Odisha's northern coast, rangers have counted over 600,000 Olive Ridley turtles nesting in a single arribada, a Spanish word adopted by biologists for this mass synchronised nesting that has no equivalent in any other reptile species. The females arrive…

Times Life

Texarkana region embraces lithium mining potential

Texarkana’s first lithium symposium marked a milestone for Texas lithium development, laying the groundwork for discussions on critical issues.

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Record Gold Prices Fuelled by Trump's Trade Turmoil Driving New Amazon Mining Invasion

Gold's record highs, driven by global economic uncertainty, are intensifying illegal mining in Brazil's Amazon, threatening indigenous lands.

MarketBeat

Why Gold Miners Could Be the Market's Biggest Comeback Story

Gold miners like Agnico Eagle and Gold Fields have fallen sharply even as gold nears $4,000 an ounce, creating a valuation gap tied to fuel costs and site-specific risks.

The Economic Times

Iren shares jump 16% as $2.8 billion AI cloud deals lift revenue target

IREN shares surged after the company secured $2.8 billion in AI cloud contracts and raised its 2026 revenue target. Strong demand for GPU infrastructure, backed by major clients like Microsoft and Nvidia, highlights its shift from bitcoin mining to AI, with capacity expansion and prepayment-backed deals supporting growth visibility.

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How to Standardize Safety and Compliance Across Multi-Site Mining Operations

Mining operations that stretch from one side of the country to the other, or across the world, stand on shaky ground if they don't have a standardized solution for safety training records. These mine-technicians-in-name-only can be a ticking time bomb for your company, if something goes wrong at one location,…

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The Guardian - UK

‘It’s total devastation’: inside the Amazonian war against illegal gold mining

The Guardian goes on the ground with Brazilian forces fighting to eradicate mining that has destroyed protected areas of Indigenous land

The Economic Times

Caliber Mining & Logistics IPO Day 2: Issue gets 7.5x subscription so far; GMP points to 27% listing upside

Caliber Mining & Logistics' Rs 450-crore IPO is seeing robust investor interest on its second day. The company's initial public offering is fully subscribed, reflecting strong demand from retail investors. This public issue aims to raise Rs 450 crore through a fresh issue and an offer for sale. The IPO…

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Rapidly thawing permafrost is acidifying streams across North America

Streams are abruptly acidifying and turning orange or milky-white across vast regions of North America’s northwest. This is caused by permafrost thaw — an outcome of a warming climate that has immediate consequences for water and wildlife.

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Australia’s fuel tax break slowing BHP’s decarbonisation, mining giant’s investors warned

Removal of tax credit would incentivise electrification of truck and rail fleets, Australian Centre for Corporate Responsibility says

Radio France Internationale

The Blue Ridge Mountain mine powering the world’s digital economy

One of the most abundant minerals in the Earth’s crust, quartz is essential for manufacturing core components of smartphones and computers. Most of the world’s supply comes from a single mining district in the Appalachian Mountains of the southeast United States, which has become an unlikely linchpin of the global…

Radio France Internationale

Zimbabwe’s gold rush adds fuel to a deadly surge in malaria

In Zimbabwe, open pits left by informal gold miners and filled with stagnant water create breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Health experts say mining is worsening a surge in malaria infections, already spiralling due to funding cuts and climate change.

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