Unionised BHP staff returned to work after a 48-hour strike in Port Hedland, Western Australia. While unions claimed significant disruption, BHP and official sources reported minimal impact as both parties prepare to return to the Fair Work Commission.
Workers at Australia's Port Hedland walked off the job for a second day following an escalation in an industrial dispute with mining giant BHP over pay and enterprise bargaining.
A briefing to BHP investors by the Australasian Centre for Corporate Responsibility (ACCR) warns Australia's federal fuel tax break, worth $622m to BHP, is delaying the miner's decarbonisation efforts. The ACCR suggests removing the tax break would make electrification projects financially viable, raising questions about BHP's climate commitments and transparency.
A Palestinian driver delivering food aid into Gaza was killed by an Israeli soldier, escalating tensions in the Middle East. Meanwhile, a Telstra network glitch caused a 48-hour outage, and the World Cup quarter-finals begin with France vs. Morocco.
A Palestinian man delivering food aid to Gaza was reportedly killed by an Israeli soldier. Telstra's network experienced a 48-hour outage due to a software glitch. The World Cup quarter-finals begin with France vs. Morocco.
Former BHP chief economist Huw McKay argues for robust government climate policies, like a carbon price, to drive decarbonisation at major resource companies. Leaked documents revealed BHP's delays in renewables projects and electrification, raising concerns about Australia's climate targets.
Il governo argentino ha approvato l'ingresso al Regime speciale di incentivi per i grandi investimenti (Rigi) di un progetto minerario da 9,7 miliardi di dollari per l'estrazione di rame, denominato Vicuña, nella provincia di San Juan. L'investimento, presentato da BHP e Lundin Mining, potrebbe raggiungere i 17 miliardi di dollari in una seconda fase e si prevede genererà oltre 2,6 miliardi di dollari in esportazioni annuali e più di 30.000 posti di lavoro.
Mining giants BHP and Rio Tinto are increasingly focusing on India as the next major growth market for the global steel industry, anticipating a shift away from China's long-standing dominance in demand. India's rapid urbanization and infrastructure spending are expected to drive significant steel expansion.
Leaked documents reveal BHP has delayed decarbonization efforts despite public commitments, benefiting from $622m in diesel tax credits while paying only $9m under Australia's safeguard mechanism.
Leaked documents reveal mining giant BHP has scaled back climate action, delaying emission reduction projects and renewables. Minister Chris Bowen insists polluters like BHP must cut onsite emissions, while MP Kate Chaney calls for reforms to the diesel tax credit scheme.
Leaked documents reveal BHP has cancelled and delayed significant climate action, including shelving a solar farm and delaying a major renewable energy project by five years. The company's emissions reduction claims are questioned, with scope-three emissions increasing.
Leaked documents show mining giant BHP is delaying decarbonisation efforts in Western Australia, purchasing polluting trucks and scrapping greener facilities. Experts warn this could have global implications. The Pope also denounced AI.
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Leaked documents show mining giant BHP has significantly delayed decarbonisation projects, including a major renewables initiative and an iron ore processing plant, despite public commitments. Experts criticize the company's slowdown and Australia's Safeguard Mechanism policy.
Internal BHP documents, leaked to The Guardian and ABC's Four Corners, reveal the world's largest miner has strategized to significantly postpone its decarbonisation efforts. The files suggest a focus on delaying climate action rather than implementing it.
BHP has delayed and cancelled significant climate action commitments, including solar and wind projects, and doubled down on diesel trucks. This reversal, revealed in leaked documents, adds to global heat-trapping pollution and makes Australia's climate targets harder to reach. The company's actions contrast with its past rhetoric and its significant contribution to historical emissions.
BHP is continuing to purchase hundreds of millions of dollars worth of diesel trucks for its Pilbara operations, despite internal documents highlighting the environmental impact and misalignment with decarbonisation goals. The company cites 'low technology readiness' for battery-electric trucks, a claim disputed by competitors and experts.
Leaked documents reveal BHP has delayed or halted major climate investments in its Western Australian iron ore operations, pushing them into the next two decades. The company is aware of reputational risks and the impact on its 'licence to operate' but has slashed spending and shelved key renewable projects.
BHP quietly shelved plans for an iron ore beneficiation plant in Western Australia, despite it being rated highly for social value and alignment with its climate goals. The project would have drastically cut customer emissions but was deemed to have marginal economics.
Honda is set to launch the new City facelift sedan in India on May 22, 2026. The updated model will feature cosmetic changes, a new interior layout, added features like a 360-degree camera and ventilated seats, and improved safety. It will retain its current engine options.
Australia’s mining giants are aiding China’s push to internationalise its currency and reduce the dominance of the US dollar, as they gradually shift towards using the yuan for financing and settlements, analysts said. China has been using its heft as the world’s dominant iron ore buyer to push global mining companies to adopt the yuan. And several firms are already making the switch, with China’s relatively low interest rates becoming an added incentive. BHP, the world’s largest mining company,...
BHP has concluded iron ore sales contract negotiations with China Mineral Resources Group (CMRG) using yuan-linked pricing for Jimblebar fines, marking the first time China's market trading data is incorporated into the iron ore pricing formula. The agreement represents a paradigm shift in pricing benchmarks and strengthens China's pricing influence in the global iron ore market.
