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Iron ore, battery minerals, project approvals, producers and resource-region signals across Australia's mining economy.
Although gold prices have recently corrected, billionaire investor John Paulson believes that the gold bull market is still in its early stages and recommends investing in junior exploration companies. What does this mean for the Australian gold mining industry?
Based on CRU's smelter resource heat map, analyze Australia's position in the global metal smelting landscape, as well as its far-reaching implications for Australia's mining industry and Asia-Pacific trade.
Tesla's 2025 Impact Report highlights that its Texas lithium refinery has become the largest in North America, utilizing environmentally friendly processes. This article analyzes the commercial implications of this move for Australian lithium exports, downstream processing, and junior exploration companies.
Despite the weak iron ore market, Fenix Resources has accumulated cash through solid execution and achieved record shipments. This article analyzes the implications of this case for Australian mining companies navigating market cycles.
Savannah Resources plans to seek a secondary listing based on its London listing, as interest in its Portuguese Barroso lithium project grows. This article analyzes the potential impact of this move on the Australian lithium industry and the Asia-Pacific supply chain.
McLaren Minerals is advancing drilling at its flagship titanium project in the Fraser Range of Western Australia, discovering near-surface thick mineralization zones that are expected to significantly increase resource reserves. This article analyzes the potential impact of the project on Australia's titanium mining industry, global supply chains, and the Asia-Pacific trade landscape.
Scandium Canada has launched a 4,000-meter drilling program at the Crater Lake project in Quebec, focusing on resource expansion and metallurgical testing. This development underscores the significance of scandium as a strategic mineral, posing new challenges to Australia's critical minerals strategy.
Resource nationalism is expanding from taxation to export controls, processing requirements, and production quotas, intensifying global competition for critical minerals such as lithium and rare earths. For Australian mining, this means rising investment risks and accelerated supply chain restructuring, but also opportunities in processing and supply chain diversification. This article provides an in-depth analysis of how Australian enterprises are responding to this new landscape.
Western Australia’s mining and oil and gas investment rose to a ten-year high in 2025, with iron ore and gold hitting record levels, while lithium mining maintained scale despite the cyclical downturn. This article analyzes what it means for Australian business, exports, and capital flows.