After the furnace, a gleaming Newcrest
Greg Robinson's radical surgery means that, with its production improvements, Newcrest should avoid an emergency raising no matter what the gold price does.
Rating Europe's new climate ambition
Europe's new climate targets, on emissions and renewables mix, are comparatively high by international standards but not that much beyond 'business as usual' for the continent.
Aust stocks open lower
Local market falls after weak Wall Street leads, string of production reports.
Last year was 4th warmest, globally
US meteorological administration points to the fourth warmest year, NASA declares it seventh 'but within a fraction of a degree'.
Whitehaven coal production rises
Coal miner posts lift in production due to strong result from Narrabri mine.
Santos reaffirms FY production guidance
Group posts record fourth-quarter and 2013 sales revenue, production falls.
Newcrest lifts gold production
Miner reaffirms guidance, expects gold production to be around top end of forecast range for fiscal 2014.
Our miners are choking on Chinese smog
Beijing's efforts to rein in smelting industries have met great local government resistance. Whether they'll be more effective this year is a big question for Australian miners.
IAG cuts premium growth forecast
Insurer upwardly revises insurance margin guidance, warns investors of lower gross written premium growth.
The other solar solution to electricity gridlock
Concentrating solar power is indeed a potential network asset in Australia ... if it is deployed astutely.
Business struggles in an inflation straitjacket
In recent years, businesses increasingly outsourced products and services to combat the rising Australian dollar. With the currency now falling, and inflation rising, that logic is coming back to bite.
Why Net Neutrality is a big deal
The outcome of a court case in the US has the potential to totally reshape the internet.
Roosters are pecking at Abbott's Australia
While Tony Abbott wages war on the carbon tax, rising inflation and increasing unemployment will distress the economy. There's not much he can do about it.
The dark side of the 3D printing revolution
3D printing is on our doorstep, but we're yet to fully realise the socio-economic complications this new technology will create.
NBN cherrypicking is bad news for all
The NBN is potentially shaping up as a major election issue at the upcoming state elections. How will voters react when the Coalition's multi-technology competitive 'cherrypicking' approach fails to deliver?
The gold mine at the bottom of a coal field
A family-owned tourist attraction in the Blue Mountains is answering the question of how to ease Australia's economy from a heavy mining focus to tourism.