King to promote critical minerals in Canada
Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King will visit Canada and the US from March 3–8 to engage in complex discussions surrounding critical minerals.
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Victorian critical minerals debut across the globe
Resources Victoria will take to the world stage with a presence at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada 2024 convention.
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‘The time for action is now’: AMEC
The Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC) led a delegation of mining and energy companies yesterday that focused on progressing discussions of a production tax credit (PTC) with the Federal Government.
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Lava Blue eyes HPA production
Lava Blue is on-track to advancing its Predictive Research into Speciality Materials (PRiSM) centre into small-scale commercial production.
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Major vanadium deal inked in Queensland
A complete vanadium flow battery manufacturing supply chain is set to be built in Townsville, Queensland through a new agreement signed by three companies.
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Iluka welcomes year of growth
Critical minerals miner Iluka Resources welcomed a year of stability despite what it described as “subdued demand” across the industry.
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Diatreme makes bid for Metallica
Emerging silica developer and explorer Diatreme Resources has made a takeover bid for all ordinary shares in Metallica Minerals.
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South32 takes next step at Hermosa
South32 will go ahead with a $US2.16 billion development of the Taylor critical minerals deposit at its Hermosa project in Arizona, US.
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Australian critical minerals get $40 million boost
The Federal Government has launched a suite of grants aimed at bolstering Australia’s presence as a critical minerals’ supplier on the global stage.
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Norwest snaps up West Arunta ground
Norwest Minerals has entered into a binding agreement to acquire four West Arunta tenements that are prospective for niobium and rare earth elements.
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WA welcomes International Graphite milestone
The Western Australian Government has celebrated International Graphite successfully commissioning its new graphite micronising plant in Collie.
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A first for Australian graphite
International Graphite has successfully commissioned its new graphite micronising plant in Collie, Western Australia.
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Federal Government focuses on minerals investments
The Federal Government has updated the Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility’s (NAIF) investment mandate to help deliver more national critical minerals priorities.
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King pushes for payday for Australian critical minerals
Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King is firm European electric vehicle (EV) markets can rely on Australian critical minerals.
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CME releases Federal Government Budget recommendations
The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA (CME) has released a list of recommendations to the Federal Government ahead of its May Budget.
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WA Government expands Exploration Incentive Scheme
The Western Australian Government has introduced two new geophysics initiatives amid opening applications for round 29 of the Exploration Incentive Scheme and series seven of the Energy Analysis Program.
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Global energy transition provides ‘once-in-a-century opportunity’
The Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) has submitted a 2024–25 pre-budget submission to the Federal Government, calling for further investment in the mining industry.
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CSIRO and Swinburne team up for decarbonisation
The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) and Swinburne University of Technology have partnered to carry out research and development (R&D) into green steel and mineral processing.
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Australian Vanadium grows its empire
Australian Vanadium Limited (AVL) is set to establish itself as a major vanadium producer with the completion of its merger with Technology Metals Australia (TMT).
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World-first technology produces graphite in WA
Hazer has used its methane pyrolysis technology to produce clean hydrogen and graphite in a world-first.
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