- 1. Fortescue loses native title appeal
- (Latest)
- ... s of tonnes of iron ore at its Solomon Hub. The ruling handed the Yindjibarndi people exclusive native title rights over 2,700 sq. km (1,040 sq. miles) of land covering the Solomon Hub, which has a producti ...
- Created on 04 June 2020
- 2. LD Ops fined $136,000 over mine safety breach
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- ... Resources Regulator Director of Compliance Steve Orr said the judgement reflected community standards expected of mine safety. “The Court’s ruling sends a strong message that the community expects mine ...
- Created on 12 December 2019
- 3. Are coal’s days numbered?
- (Features)
- ... the same year, the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank trumpeted its global green credentials with the Chairman confirming the Bank was in practice ruling out finance for coal-fired power plants. ...
- Created on 25 June 2019
- 4. Empire moves on $1 million debt owed after favourable Supreme Court ruling
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- ... ssed this latest appeal brought by Brimstone, and also awarded costs against Brimstone. Empire Managing Director, Mr David Sargeant, said that Empire welcomed the court findings. “The latest court r ...
- Created on 29 June 2018
- 5. Philippines allows nickel stockpile shipments
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- ... Rodrigo Duterte and continue to operate while waiting for his final ruling. Two of the suspended mines are owned by construction-to-power firm DMCI Holdings Inc, which was planning to restart the mines ...
- Created on 29 March 2017
- 6. Tribunal rules on Reko Diq lease denial
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- ... must pay TCC. A ruling on the quantum of damages is expected in 2018. The Reko Diq project, in the Balochistan province of Pakistan, was expected to require an initial capital investment of more than ...
- Created on 22 March 2017
- 7. Kingsrose administrators granted extension
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- ... the second meeting of creditors at any time up to and including July 24. The administrators intend to use the additional six months available to them as a result of the ruling to make further progress ...
- Created on 24 January 2017
- 8. Tribunal throws out Churchill’s claim
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- ... to pay around US$9.5 million in costs. The UK company was seeking a ruling from the tribunal for damages from the Indonesian government after the expropriation of the company’s rights over the East ...
- Created on 09 December 2016
- 9. Axiom aims for Isabel start by June
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- ... the rights to the Melanesian nickel prospective tenements. The ruling has allowed Axiom to re-apply for the prospecting tenure on the high grade Kolosori nickel acreage it had to relinquish on Santa ...
- Created on 21 October 2016
- 10. Awak Mas gold confirmed as epithermal
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- ... upholding the District Court ruling. While One Asia believes this decision is generally in favour of the management team supporting One Asia providing a path to resolve the management dispute, one of the ...
- Created on 14 September 2016
- 11. Churchill ruling expected in September
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- Churchill Mining PLC has been informed that a ruling on its ongoing tribunal with Indonesia is expected in September. The AIM-listed company has been in dispute with the Indonesian Government regarding ...
- Created on 23 June 2016
- 12. Axiom to reapply for Isabel licence
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- ... customary land. The ruling was part of a judgment delivered by the court on March 21 in a civil appeal case brought by Sumitomo Metal Mining (SMM) Solomon Limited and others over the project. SMM appealed ...
- Created on 24 March 2016
- 13. Indonesia drops Churchill fraud claim
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- ... further deliberations and drafting of its ruling on document authenticity. ...
- Created on 07 March 2016
- 14. Green light for graphite project
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- Australia’s Commonwealth Government has announced a favourable ruling supporting Lincoln Minerals’ proposed development of the Kookaburra Gully Graphite Project on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. The ...
- Created on 12 January 2016
- 15. Oxus loses out in Uzbek legal battle
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- ... litigation funding group. The UN ruling creates a material uncertainty over the group’s ability to continue as a going concern, Oxus said, and trading in its shares has been temporarily suspended. ...
- Created on 24 December 2015
- 16. Axiom accelerates Isabel exploration
- (Exploration News)
- ... which Axiom will be entitled to receive upon obtaining a favourable ruling in the Court of Appeal hearing. Further funding can also be achieved on the conversion of $7.5 million of options that may be ...
- Created on 17 August 2015
- 17. One Asia must proceed to Pani arbitration
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- A District Court in Indonesia’s Gorontalo Province has issued a ruling that Australian-based One Asia Resources is required to proceed to arbitration following an 18 month dispute over the Pani project ...
- Created on 23 July 2015
- 18. MONGOLIA – ‘Government will comply’ with Khan ruling
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- Khan Resources is pleased with a statement by Mongolia’s Prime Minister Saikanbileg that the government will comply with March 2, 2015 international arbitration award in favour of Khan. The company however, ...
- Created on 05 July 2015
- 19. TRADE - Agreement with China
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- ... d body or a self-prepared declaration of origin. ECA says the much easier declaration of origin can only be used if exporters first obtain a ruling from Chinese Customs that the goods meet the releva ...
- Created on 18 June 2015
- 20. SOLOMON ISLANDS – Positive Isabel drilling results
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- ... potential funding of $5 million from court cost claims, which Axiom will be entitled to receive upon obtaining a favourable ruling in the Court of Appeal hearing that began last week. Further funding can ...
- Created on 31 May 2015