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National Mining & Related Industries Day event postponed to 2022
02.06.2021
Given COVID restrictions, National Mining & Related Industries Day which was to be held this year in the Whitsunday’s, has been postponed to November 2022.
Read moreWA premier Mark McGowan hikes port fees on iron ore miners BHP, Fortescue, Roy Hill
01.06.2021
Mr McGowan on Monday announced that WA had delivered a $2.36 billion operating surplus for the first nine months of the current financial year, due primarily to the surge in iron ore prices. WA is the only jurisdiction in Australia running an operating surplus.
Read moreOre tax props up a nation
21.05.2021
WA’s booming iron ore industry contributed nearly one-fifth of total company tax paid across the whole of Australia last year - about $15 billion - keeping the nation on its feet in the face of a devastating pandemic.
Read morePilbara iron ore powering Australia’s economy
20.05.2021
“I congratulate our iron ore sector for its strength, reliability and resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic, and for its continued support of Australia’s economy,” Minister Pitt said.
Read moreNew figures show mining sector powering the economy
19.05.2021
“These changes will transform the NAIF to make it a more proactive investor in projects that will generate economic activity and job creation,”
Read moreMiners deliver record $39bn windfall to boost government bottom lines
18.05.2021
“Australia’s minerals industry paid record taxes and royalties to federal, state and territory governments in 2019-20 even as the COVID-19 pandemic started to push the economy into recession,”
Read moreResources sector boosts federal budget spending spree
12.05.2021
The mining industry exceeded government expectations in its tax receipts, accounting for 30 per cent of company tax collections, which is forecast to reach $100.5 billion by 2024-25.
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