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Car EV-olution accelerates Oz into pole position

As the world steers towards a more sustainable future, the surge in electric vehicle (EV) sales is turning industries upside down, and mining is no exception. Australia, famous for its treasure trove of minerals, finds itself right in the middle of this shift, which raises two questions. Firstly,...
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Dancing to that same 70s tune, China, and why I'm backing gold It is too early to judge what concrete measures the Future Made in Australia policy will entail. However, any policy which has a stated aim to screen qualifying capital for suitability at a government level, does not seem like a strong signal for foreigners to get on a plane, come visit some mine sites and invest.
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