News Off the Record: What does the ‘kill chain’ have to do with your groceries? Palantir says it’s just a software company. Its manifesto suggests something much worse.
News MinRes and POSCO execute lithium JV agreements POSCO Holdings will acquire 30% of Mineral Resources’ (ASX: MIN) operational lithium business under a new incorporated joint venture, LithCo.
News Viva Energy targets June restart of Geelong refinery Viva Energy (ASX: VEA) is targeting a June restart of the residue catalytic cracking unit (RCCU) and associated units at its Geelong refinery, following repairs required after a fire in April.
News WA EPA rejects sand and limestone quarry The WA Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has recommended against a proposal to extract sand and limestone from a quarry at Preston Beach.
News MinRes upgrades FY26 guidance Mineral Resources (ASX: MIN) has upgraded production guidance across mining services, Onslow Iron, Wodgina and Mt Marion following a solid Q3 FY26.
News Liontown sees strongest quarter since start of production Liontown (ASX: LTR) posted its strongest financial performance since production commenced, generating $33m in cash flow, backed by a rebound in prices alongside operational progress.
News IGO CFO exits after less than a month IGO chief financial officer Johan van Vuuren has resigned, effective immediately, after commencing in the role on April 1.
News Rio Tinto commits $100m to regional worker housing Rio Tinto (ASX: RIO) will invest $100m to support the delivery of more than 500 homes for regional frontline workers, as part of the WA Government’s Seven Cities Vision for regional WA.
News PLS advances mid-stream push, posts record production PLS Group (ASX: PLS) has commenced commissioning of its mid-stream demonstration plant at the Pilgangoora operation in WA.
News Sandvik appoints new mining president Sandvik has appointed Patrick Murphy as mining business area president, effective July 1.
News Whitehaven output falls 14% as coal prices lift Whitehaven (ASX: WHC) run-of-mine production fell to 9.5mt in Q3 FY26, with weather disruptions weighing on Queensland output while prices surged off the back of conflict in the Middle East.