Crikey
Scroll to top

Sign in

To connect a sign in method the email must match the one on your Crikey account.

Continue with Facebook
Continue with Google
Or use your email
Show
Reset forgotten password or Send me an access token

Want some assistance?

Contact us on: [email protected] or call the hotline: +61 (03) 8623 9900.

Get Access Code.

Enter your email address and Crikey will send a Verification Code
 
Enter the Verification Code sent to
to confirm your account.
 

Want some assistance?

Contact us on: [email protected] or call the hotline: +61 (03) 8623 9900.
Topic: resources

Timor-Leste’s problems run deeper than a hung parliament, and they begin with Australia

Asia-Pacific

Mar 01, 2018

2

Adani handout a toxic mix of crony capitalism and protectionism

Companies

Dec 05, 2016

23

Slack public servants don’t bother to check if Commonwealth is being ripped off

Companies

Nov 30, 2016

7

What does China's "war on steel" mean for the Australian economy? While Joe Hockey delivered rosy forecasts last week, the news out of China looks decidedly darker.

The Chinese steel trap: resources data to give Hockey headaches

Asia-Pacific

Mar 10, 2014

4

The gas industry has taken a problem of its own making to spin its drilling activities. And the federal government seems to have taken the bait, writes Australian Institute economist <b>Matt Grudnoff</b>.

Macfarlane swallows spin from gas industry on drilling

Environment

Sep 27, 2013

10

As a nation we've never been better placed to tackle long term issues like health, our ageing population, transport, sustainability, communications, superannuation, climate change and the growing gap between rich and poor.

Australia can afford to have vision

Crikey Says

May 30, 2011

14

Australia's leading economists cut through the confused commentary and politics of the Resources Super Profits Tax, with some simple questions from <em>Crikey</em> intern <b>Matt De Neef</b>.

Ask the Economists: What impact will the RSPT have on the Australian economy?

Economy

May 25, 2010

7

The Australian economy is lurking, waiting to re-emerge in coming months as the mining sector gains renewed confidence, with promising capex and construction figures announced yesterday.

Resources boom about to catch fire

Economy

Aug 27, 2009

An easing of restrictions on foreign investment in Australia by Wayne Swan yesterday does little to change the current issue of Chinese investment in Australia's rich resources industry.

Should Australia appeal for Chinese investors?

Economy

Aug 05, 2009

China's attempts to try and crack the iron ore producers is being undermined by soaring world prices, says <b>Glenn Dyer</b>.

China’s ore tactics eroded from within

Markets

Jul 24, 2009

Instead of donning his really serious look for the G8 meeting tonight, Kevin Rudd would be better placed turning his attention to Rio Tinto and the Chinese steel mills.

Shouldn’t Rudd be using his Mandarin to address the Rio Tinto arrests?

Companies

Jul 08, 2009

4

The days of trade surpluses have gone, banished by the downturn in iron ore and coal prices, while the slump in imports shows the slowdown is still curbing demand, especially for capital goods.

Things look grim in our May trade performance

Markets

Jul 02, 2009

Page 1 of 13
There are 151 articles in resources