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Greatland’s Havieron Gold-Copper Project Clears Primary Approvals Ahead of June FID

Greatland’s Havieron Gold-Copper Project Clears Primary Approvals Ahead of June FID

Greatland Resources has secured the primary state and federal environmental approvals required for the Havieron gold-copper project in Western Australia, clearing a major regulatory hurdle ahead of a targeted final investment decision this quarter. The underground development is designed to feed high-grade ore into Greatland’s existing Telfer processing hub.

Arafura’s Nolans Rare Rarths Project Moves to Construction After Final Investment Decision

Arafura’s Nolans Rare Rarths Project Moves to Construction After Final Investment Decision

Arafura Rare Earths has approved development of the Nolans project in the Northern Territory, advancing Australia’s first fully integrated ore-to-oxide rare earths operation toward construction from September 2026. The decision follows binding offtake support, government-backed financing and renewed urgency around non-China rare earth supply.

MMG Advances New Rosebery Tailings Options as Tasmanian Mine Approaches 2030 Storage Limit

MMG Advances New Rosebery Tailings Options as Tasmanian Mine Approaches 2030 Storage Limit

MMG is moving to secure the long-term operating future of its Rosebery mine in western Tasmania, exploring three tailings storage locations designed to support one of Australia’s longest-running base metals operations beyond the end of this decade. MMG is moving to secure the long-term operating future of its Rosebery mine in western Tasmania, exploring three tailings storage locations designed to support one of Australia’s longest-running base metals operations beyond the end of this decade.

MinRes to Restart Bald Hill Lithium Mine as Spodumene Market Recovers

MinRes to Restart Bald Hill Lithium Mine as Spodumene Market Recovers

Mineral Resources will restart its Bald Hill lithium mine in Western Australia, bringing a production-ready spodumene operation back into the market after lithium prices recovered from the downturn that forced the asset onto care and maintenance in 2024. Mining and crushing are due to begin in June, with first concentrate targeted for July.

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Gold Snapshot: War Risk, Oil and Rates are Pulling Bullion in Different Directions

Gold Snapshot: War Risk, Oil and Rates are Pulling Bullion in Different Directions

Gold’s recent price action has been shaped by more than safe-haven buying. The Iran war has lifted geopolitical risk but higher oil prices, inflation concerns, firmer bond yields and a stronger US dollar have repeatedly limited bullion’s upside and, at times, pushed the metal sharply lower.

23 Apr 2026•5 min read

USA Rare Earth’s Serra Verde Acquisition Sharpens the Push into Heavy Rare Earth Supply

USA Rare Earth’s Serra Verde Acquisition Sharpens the Push into Heavy Rare Earth Supply

USA Rare Earth’s US$2.8 billion Serra Verde deal adds a producing Brazilian rare earth mine to a rapidly expanding supply chain strategy. The transaction is significant because Serra Verde offers exposure to dysprosium and terbium, two of the more strategically important rare earths in magnets, defence systems and advanced electronics.

22 Apr 2026•5 min read

Norway Steps in on Fen as Europe’s Rare Earth Ambitions Move Closer to Mine Development

Norway Steps in on Fen as Europe’s Rare Earth Ambitions Move Closer to Mine Development

Norway has taken direct control of planning for the Fen rare earth deposit, accelerating one of Europe’s most significant critical minerals projects. The move follows a much larger resource estimate and signals a sharper official push to turn strategic geology into mine development as Europe seeks non-Chinese rare earth supply.

22 Apr 2026•5 min read

Zimbabwe’s Lithium Policy Starts to Bite as Yahua Secures Kamativi Export Quota

Zimbabwe’s Lithium Policy Starts to Bite as Yahua Secures Kamativi Export Quota

Zimbabwe’s new lithium export regime is beginning to take real operational shape. Yahua has secured a six-month quota for Kamativi, allowing concentrate shipments to continue under tighter state control and offering the first clear indication of how the country intends to manage lithium exports before its planned 2027 ban.

21 Apr 2026•5 min read

Yancoal Moves on Kestrel in $2.4 Billion Coking Coal Deal That Reshapes Its Portfolio

Yancoal Moves on Kestrel in $2.4 Billion Coking Coal Deal That Reshapes Its Portfolio

Yancoal has made one of the year’s most consequential coal moves, agreeing to buy an 80 per cent stake in Kestrel in Queensland. The acquisition lifts its weighting to premium hard coking coal, adds one of Australia’s most productive underground coal operations and sharpens its exposure to Asian steelmaking demand.

21 Apr 2026•5 min read

Congo Builds Strategic Cobalt Reserve as State Control Over Battery Metal Supply Deepens

Congo Builds Strategic Cobalt Reserve as State Control Over Battery Metal Supply Deepens

The Democratic Republic of Congo has created a strategic cobalt reserve, giving the state a stronger hand in a market it already dominates. In a supply chain shaped by quotas, oversupply and battery demand uncertainty, the move adds a new layer of state influence to the world’s most important cobalt-producing jurisdiction.

21 Apr 2026•5 min read

Russia Puts $1.85 Billion Price on Seized UGC Stake Ahead of May Gold Auction

Russia Puts $1.85 Billion Price on Seized UGC Stake Ahead of May Gold Auction

Russia has shifted a major gold-sector seizure into the sale phase, valuing its stake in UGC at about US$1.85 billion ahead of a May auction. The development sharpens attention on ownership risk in strategic jurisdictions and on how quickly state action can reset control over mining assets.

20 Apr 2026•5 min read

Rio Tinto Rebuilds Core Kitimat Infrastructure with New Alumina Conveyor Commissioning

Rio Tinto Rebuilds Core Kitimat Infrastructure with New Alumina Conveyor Commissioning

Rio Tinto has commissioned a new alumina conveyor at Kitimat, replacing infrastructure dating back to the 1960s. The project is a reminder that brownfield mining and metals sites are now deep into a replacement cycle, where reliability and materials handling are becoming as commercially important as outright capacity growth.

20 Apr 2026•5 min read

Chile Copper Mega-Play Moves Forward as Codelco and Anglo American Advance Shared Andina-Los Bronces Pit

Chile Copper Mega-Play Moves Forward as Codelco and Anglo American Advance Shared Andina-Los Bronces Pit

Chile’s next major copper growth option has taken a meaningful step forward. Codelco and Anglo American are advancing a dual-track approval strategy for a shared Andina-Los Bronces pit, a move that could unlock long-life copper supply while reducing duplicated infrastructure and creating significant future contractor demand.

19 Apr 2026•5 min read

Cameco Ramps Up McArthur River Uranium Mine as Nuclear Demand Surges

Cameco Ramps Up McArthur River Uranium Mine as Nuclear Demand Surges

Cameco is increasing production at the McArthur River uranium mine in Canada as global demand for nuclear energy strengthens. The restart marks a significant shift in uranium markets and highlights renewed investment in nuclear fuel supply chains.

15 Apr 2026•5 min read

Anglo American Platinum Expands Mogalakwena Mine to Boost Global Platinum Supply

Anglo American Platinum Expands Mogalakwena Mine to Boost Global Platinum Supply

Anglo American Platinum is advancing expansion works at the Mogalakwena Mine in South Africa, targeting increased production of platinum group metals. As global demand for PGMs strengthens due to automotive and hydrogen applications, the project is positioned to enhance long-term supply. The expansion reflects renewed confidence in platinum markets and creates new opportunities for contractors across mining, processing and infrastructure.

15 Apr 2026•5 min read

Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor Urges Australia to Fast Track Mining and Gas Projects Amid Fuel Crisis

Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor Urges Australia to Fast Track Mining and Gas Projects Amid Fuel Crisis

As Australia grapples with an escalating national fuel crisis, Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor, has called for an immediate acceleration of domestic mining, coal and gas projects. The Coalition proposes slashing regulatory red tape to boost resource sector productivity, provide urgent cost of living relief and secure the national energy grid.

5 Apr 2026•5 min read

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