28 December 2013 Georgia Wilkins The Age As the mining boom slows, Western Australia’s ‘City of the North’ looks to the future. The town of Karratha, at the centre of Australia’s iron
26 December 2013 Nick Evans The West Australian Gina Rinehart’s massive Roy Hill iron ore project closed out Christmas in style, as another global export credit agency ticked off on debt funding
What’s new for foreign investors? Foreign-Invested Enterprises (FIEs) enjoy the same treatment as Chinese companies throughout the pre-establishment period of their business. They can set up without approval of the Ministry of
10 December 2013 Eric Talmadge Associated Press RAJIN, North Korea (AP) — Many of the ways in which this dusty, windswept area differs from most of North Korea are easiest to see
21 December 2013 Nick Evans The West Australian Gina Rinehart’s equity partners in the Roy Hill iron ore project have kicked in another $368 million as global export credit agencies approved the
19 December 2013 Stephen Bell Dow Jones News PERTH, Australia–Roy Hill Holdings, majority owned by Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting unit, has won the backing of a U.S. credit agency for its proposed
21 December 2013 Andrew Burrell The Australian AS the clock ticks towards Gina Rinehart’s end-of-year deadline to win debt funding for her huge $10 billion Roy Hill iron ore project in the
20 December 2013 Peter Ker Sydney Morning Herald Gina Rinehart’s Roy Hill joint venture is a step closer to reality this morning after a US government agency agreed to lend $US694.4 million
Mrs. Gina Rinehart Australian Resources and Investment, vol.7 no.4 While Australia’s new political leadership and a few from our business community were working at APEC CEO Summit, recently held in nearby Bali,
19 December 2013 ABN Newswire Julian Malnic, Chairman of the Sydney Mining Club, introduces ANDEV and Special Economic Zones (SEZ’s) to investors over dinner in the Sydney Sky Tower. ANDEV co-chair Imants
19 December 2013 ABC News The latest survey of the cost of living in regional WA has shown a significant drop in living costs in the state’s north. The State Government assesses
18 December 2013 David Crowe and David Uren The Australian AUSTRALIA is heading for an economic trough that will put more jobs at risk as the mining boom subsides, deepening the budget