7:57PM Tuesday 22 May 2012
Homemining
- Waihi gold mine may last beyond 2020
- Mining giants test their limits
- Solid Energy wants Pike River mine - at the right price
- Pike River disaster delays NZX mining IPO
- Pike River in receivership
- Speculation swirls around Australia’s Riversdale
- Pike River: GAG machine shut down
- Pike tragedy raises doubt over use of transponders
- 'An agonising blow'
- Name the missing miners, says mayor
- Straterra welcomes conservation mining report
- Govt scraps plans to mine conservation land
- Mining announcement still weeks away - Key
- Straterra welcomes Australian mining report
- Brownlee to sit in on Australian council
- Order in the House
- Brownlee faces more questions over mining proposals
- New tax plan weighs on Aussie mining stocks
- Australian tax review may prove unexpected boon to NZ
- OceanaGold considers 'open slate' of opportunities
- OceanaGold sells out of hedge contracts, margins to increase 200%
- Gold mining company watching with interest
- Tourism operators say mining won't stall growth
- Critics voice outrage to government's mining plans
- Key asks public to wait and see over mining proposals
- Australia recruiting NZ workers for extraction industries
- Mining company under fire from Amnesty
- Solid Energy plans own hydro scheme for Stockton, plans to appeal proposed plant
- NZOG pledges support for Pike River Coal
- Mineral reserves extends Macraes mine life to 2016
- Heritage Gold raises $1.95 million
- OceanaGold increases mineral reserves
- Albacore drilling gets underway
- Heritage Gold gets mining permit, 'difficult' period over
- Extracting gold while the sun shines
- Miners head back to the negotiating table
- Judge canes private eye watchdog’s unfairness
- Boost to oil and gas mining
- Coal exports delayed as Solid Energy strike continues
- Trouble in the mines a sign of Solid problems?