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Article by David Rogers courtesy of the Australian Booming iron ore exports on the back of a global economic rebound linked to stimulus measures and supply shortages following the COVID-19 pandemic are

Article by Greg Jericho courtesy of the Guardian It is great for our economy, but it also means Australia’s economic base has become very narrow.              

Article by Patrick Commins courtesy of The Australian Western Australia has recorded the best budget performance in the world through the pandemic, underpinned by a boom in mining royalties that have shielded

Article courtesy of The West Australian WA’s economy has boomed to be the best in the world during the COVID-19 pandemic. An analysis by S&P Global Ratings, reported in The Australian, show

Article by Colin Brinsden courtesy of the West Australian Australia has posted the biggest monthly trade surplus in history on the back of record iron ore exports, as the economy continued to

Article by Paige Taylor courtesy of the Australian West Australian Premier Mark McGowan is campaigning on what he calls a lack of understanding that “WA carries the nation”. The Newcastle-born Labor Premier

Article by Nick Evans courtesy of the Australian Australia’s biggest iron ore miners could hand back close to $20bn to shareholders this week as iron ore prices fuel record dividends. BHP, Rio

Article by Adam Creighton courtesy of the Weekend Australian Click here to go directly to the article Once, “learning to code” was the key for workers facing the economic scrap heap to

Article by Salomae Haselgrove courtesy of Australian Mining   Australia’s iron ore resource base is capable of sustaining production for at least six decades, according to the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA).

Article by Julie-Anne Sprague And Matthew Cranston courtesy of the Australian Financial Review   Booming iron ore prices driven by Chinese demand will swell Western Australia’s budget coffers by $2.3 billion over

Article by Peter Law courtesy of the West Australian China’s insatiable demand for WA’s iron ore is set to deliver a record-breaking $10.7 billion in mining royalties to the State Government this

Article by Michael Ramsey courtesy of the Oberon Review West Australian Premier Mark McGowan has been handed a gift ahead of the state election, with a forecast budget surplus revised up to