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The Aussie billionaire registered the Kiwi company late last year.
Chris Baker: Govt's head in (iron) sand over mining ban
COMMENT: Like it or not, we can't function without mining.
Outrage over government spying on protest groups
Activist groups are outraged the government used private investigators to spy on them
Thompson & Clark asked to 'monitor' Ngāti Ruanui
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"I am satisfied that the Agency has been robust in developing the options," Little said.
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Ruling could set precedent for mining on council reserves
A court ruling issued today could mean council reserves are better protected from mining.
Your say: Compelling case to stop seabed mining; virtue-signalling columnists; guilty unless proven innocent
Readers write: Stop seabed mining; putting virtue on show; guilty till proven innocent
Ngā Rauru and Te Ohu Kaimoana join Ngāti Rangi and KASM
More groups join in opposition to seabed mining proposed offshore from Pātea.
Iron sands mining opponents consider action
Trans-Tasman Resources appeals High Court decision, asks for urgent hearing
Your say: Counselling won't cure all recidivists
Readers have their say: Killer back in jail; reviving te reo; noisy kids; mandarin lessons
Pike River Mine re-entry: Three options revealed
Pike River Recovery Agency has so far developed three options for re-entering the mine.
Waihi mine workers strike again for better pay
Workers at OceanaGold's underground mine in Waihi are taking further industrial action.
Five protesters arrested on Mount Karangahake
Five protesters from the group 'Protect Karangahake' have been arrested protesting mining on Mount Karangahake.
Man-made diamonds have jewellery industry on edge
Lab-grown diamonds at a steep discount may erode demand for lower-quality products.
Editorial: Mining denied and lessons to be learnt
The High Court judgment said the EPA decision was unlawful
Seabed mining consents sent back to EPA
Mining consents must be reconsidered in light of adaptive management ruling
'We have won': High Court blocks seabed mining
It's back to the drawing board for proposed seabed mining off Patea.
Random 'contraband' searches for underground Pike River workers
"History has shown that self-searching is not enough. This is standard practice."
In a real hole: Why Aussies aren't keen on $160k jobs
Companies claim they're begging Aussies to take the thousands of jobs up for grabs.
The $160K-plus jobs that Aussies don't want
Aussies are turning their noses up at highly lucrative jobs in this industry.
Government should lead way on environment
Two big environmental calls loom for the Government
Claire Trevett: Trying to derail the $3 billion man
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Timing of mining prospect offers 'unfortunate' - minister
Forest and Bird is outraged new South Island mining prospecting areas have been opened up.
Shane Jones: West Coast needs mining
Conservation and economic development need to be balanced, Shane Jones says.
Minister signs off Pike River mine re-entry options
Three concept plans for re-entering the Pike River mine will be developed further.
Deadly 1863 storms some of NZ's worst
Some of New Zealand's deadliest recorded storms struck in the winter of 1863.
Hosking: The Greens are trying to kill the West Coast
COMMENT: The Government has put ferns before people and snails before work.