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11 Sep 2014:
Minister gives companies the chance to apply for licences to explore in three areas of state, though mining is still banned
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10 Sep 2014: Small-scale miners are suffering while armed groups benefit from legislation designed to cripple them, open letter warns
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10 Sep 2014:
Laws that limit the capacity of most Queenslanders to object to new mines have been savaged as an attack on democracy
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10 Sep 2014: A landscape wounded by coal mining is being transformed into Germany’s lake district
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9 Sep 2014: Britain's last independent coke plant under threat amid increasing pricing pressure from Chinese competitors
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9 Sep 2014:
White diamond is largest firm has unearthed from mine since 507-carat Cullinan heritage in 2009, which fetched $35.3m
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9 Sep 2014: Opposition leader takes up Sam Dastyari’s push for a fresh look at the idea of resource rent as the mining tax is abolished
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8 Sep 2014: Deputy president of South Africa seeks to ease white farmers' anxieties as opponents say ANC is abandoning country's poor
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8 Sep 2014:
The state government has asked the federal environment minister, Greg Hunt, to fast-track approval for the plan
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8 Sep 2014: A big fall in house prices in China would affect the price of our exports and reduce our tax revenues
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5 Sep 2014: Twenty-nine miners pulled out of troubled coal mine alive after it collapsed a day earlier in central Bosnia
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3 Sep 2014:
Vast network of rivers, lakes and mountains in Finland, Sweden and Norway at risk from being exploited for rare earth and other minerals
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2 Sep 2014: But chief executive's comment means nothing as big miners Glencore Xstrata stick to gospel of capital discipline
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2 Sep 2014: State’s acting attorney general says the Kokatha case has created certainty around tenure and land access issues
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Interactive,
2 Sep 2014:
The mining tax is set to be abolished after a deal with the Palmer United party (PUP) in which the government delayed $6.5bn of budget savings
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