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The mining project is forecast to add $5.2b in gold and silver exports over 18 years.

Nearly half of new mining permits since 2013 still use 1996 royalty rates.

Prospecting applicants for two sites have already been granted permits.

The Fast-track Approvals law, passed to enable quicker decisions on major capital projects, is under revision after less than a year, so what is the fix and what will it allow?

AGB has opened a new Nelson factory producing zero-silica benchtops.

The party takes aim at coal, seabed and gold mining.

The miners who fell 'piled on top of each other, causing the deaths and injuries'.

Gold prices have surged past $7000 an ounce, driving new mine projects.

Curtin University scientists discovered the horned bee in Western Australia.

More than a decade on, the Crown's established gold royalties still haven't kicked in.

China already runs more than 50 battery recycling plants of similar scale to US' biggest.

Ruling on the mining proposal is due from a Government-appointed panel in March.

The minister heads to Sydney tomorrow to promote investment in New Zealand minerals.

Agria and Elders used their combined 56% stake to oust the board leaders.

The market's newest entrant, mining company Uvre, rose on its opening day.

China controls about 90% of the world’s processing of 17 vital rare-earth metals.

Inside the making of the movie that demands accountability for the death of 29 men.

Tax debt collection has intensified following a more lenient approach taken during Covid.

Becky Rom has fought since childhood to keep the Minnesota area wild.

Genesis has struck a deal with BT Mining to supply coal for the Huntly Power Station.

New York Times: For five years a battle has been fought over a cement production plant.

But there are now about a dozen sectors paying at least six figures.

'No one has started mining the Basin Reserve, we’re talking about private property'.

The proposed 1.4sq km exploration site directly borders Zealandia's sanctuary fence.

The injured person has been taken to Greymouth Hospital.

LKAB discovered Europe's largest rare earth deposit near Kiruna mine.

The mining company uses blaring 24-hour alarms and drones to pressure them to leave.

Trans-Tasman Resources says it has provided enough proof to get the green light.

Rach Andrews and Tāmati Taptiklis say mining company Bathurst has started sounding 24-hour alarms and flying drones and helicopters close to the bucket.