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Uranium ore. Image: RHJPhtotos/shutterstock.com 

The passage of the Uranium Mining and Nuclear Facilities (Prohibitions) Repeal Bill 2025 through the New South Wales Legislative Council marks a symbolic shift in Australia’s uranium policy landscape, presenting a bountiful path to potential production for New South Wales

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The premier night for women in industry is set to take place in Sydney. Image: adobestock/visoot

The premier night for women in Australia is set to take place on June 18 at Doltone House Darling Island Wharf, Sydney, bringing together industry leaders, accomplished women and businesses who are supporting change across industrial sectors.  

The Women in Industry Aw...


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WA Mining 2025. Image: Prime Creative Media.

WA Mining Conference and Exhibition 2026 (WA Mining) is set to return in September with a renewed focus on innovation, sustainability and operational excellence, reinforcing its place as a key meeting point for the resources sector in Western Australia.

Driven by strong industry d...


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Regis Resources and Vault Minerals’ proposed merger is a statement about where Australia’s gold sector is heading as elevated prices, stronger balance sheets, and investor demand for larger producers reshape the ASX gold landscape.

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Critical minerals continue to be the talk of the town, as global supply chains broaden, countries strengthen relationships and reinforce their future-facing strategies.

Australia and Japan’s latest move exemplifies this shift, with Prime Ministers Anthony Albanese and Sanae Takaichi formalising an ele...


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