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JOURNALIST, political advisor and public relations practitioner Steve Cropper created Reputation Australia, and its video and audio production branch Reputation TV, to help companies and individuals create compelling visual and audio content for an online environment. Reputation TV uses conventional video and audio creation techniques to produce television programs, corporate videos, documentaries and specialist training programs for clients across the globe. Veteran television producer and technical director Chris Young heads up the TV arm of the company, which can also produce video content for trade shows, presentations and sales packages to add vibrancy and value. The Sydney-based team works with both the government and private sectors in Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne, as well as other Australian cities and regional centres....

Australian Strategic Materials signs five-year sales framework agreement with USA Rare Earth ASM Korea Co, a subsidiary of Australian Strategic Materials (ASX:ASM), has signed a five-year binding sales and tolling framework agreement with USA Rare Earth for the supply of neodymium iron boron alloy. The agreement enhances ASM’s growing customer portfolio and strengthens its strategic supply relationships with the US magnet production industry, via its Korean Metals Plant. The Korean Metals Plant will supply neodymium iron boron alloy to support USA Rare Earth’s production ramp-up of high-performance rare earth magnets. USA Rare Earth is poised to become the leading domestic supplier of rare earth magnets and heavy rare earth elements...

By Jane Goldsmith SOUTH Australia has formally launched its Royal Commission into Australian nuclear energy, with energy production, uranium and enrichment and waste storage on the agenda. The Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission – the first of its kind in Australia – will review domestic nuclear mineral exploration and extraction, radioactive substance manufacturing, nuclear electricity generation, and radioactive and nuclear waste disposal, but has ruled out uranium mining and military purposes. South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill said the community would be kept up-to-date on the Royal Commissioner Kevin Scarce’s findings, to encourage public discussion. The Commission received more than 1000 submissions from the community and industry during the final four weeks of consultation. “Whilst many people have strong views at...