The bizarre food fight between Indigenous leaders and the nation's biggest mining bosses: 'Potato salad dripping down my nose'
Clive Palmer has claimed a discussion between top mining executives and Aboriginal elders about native title descended into a food fight that left him with 'potato salad dripping down' his nose.
Militants attack train, take hostages in Pakistans Balochistan
Militants attacked a cross-country passenger train Tuesday in Pakistan’s restive southwestern Balochistan province, taking ...
The Print6d
Could be case of mistaken identity: Jharkhand DGP on NTPC officer’s murder
NTPC’s Deputy General Manager Kumar Gaurav (42), who was murdered in Jharkhand’s Hazaribag last week, might have fallen prey to criminals due to mistaken identity, DGP Anurag Gupta said on Tuesday.
Militants attack train, take hostages in Pakistan’s Balochistan province
Militants attacked a cross-country passenger train Tuesday in Pakistan’s restive southwestern Balochistan province, taking ...
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Towering Wyoming statesman Alan Simpson dies at 93
Alan Simpson, the towering second son of one of Wyoming’s most prominent political families known for his across-the-aisle work as a Republican U.S. Senator, spunky humor and larger-than-life ...
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Pioneering Australian company marks new milestone on “mission” to upcycle end-of-life solar panels
Emerging Australian solar upcycling outfit marks “significant milestone” on its mission to mine end of life PV panels for valuable new resources.
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Coal miner eyes underground expansion ramp-up
Coal miner Kangra’s Udumo shaft, in Mpumalanga, is set for a significant production ramp-up, with output expected to rise from the current 40 000 t a month to about 105 000 t a month ...
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Miners say anti-coal policies based on wrong numbers
Coal Australia was formed last year to give coal miners an industry voice, with Mr Jorss – the Bowen Coking Coal boss – as its chairman. Mr Jorss said the CSIRO needed to reconsider its ...