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Coal exploration drops off in NSW
(Thursday, 9 September 2010)
TOTAL coal exploration expenditure in Australia increased by 8% year-on-year to $321 million in the recent financial year while it nose-dived 63% to a mere $39.7 million in New South Wales, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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 People power
(Tuesday, 9 March 2010)
IT is estimated growth in the resources sector will create 136,000 new direct and indirect jobs over the next five years. While that is great news for the industry and the growth of the nation, the most urgent issue now is finding where all the skilled workers are going to come from.
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Higher $A to hit mining export earnings
(Tuesday, 15 December 2009)
A STRONG Australian dollar is expected to have a negative impact on earnings from energy and minerals exports, which are tipped to fall by 20% in 2009-2010.
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Mineral export earnings dip 18%
(Thursday, 11 June 2009)
AUSTRALIA’S mineral export earnings plunged 18% on-quarter to $A38.7 billion in the March quarter on the back of lower export volumes and prices for most commodities, the latest round of statistics have revealed.
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Where to for fuel?
(Wednesday, 1 October 2008)
A number of studies by economists point to deep-seated factors that will end oil’s “Indian summer”. By John McIlwraith
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Where to for fuel? Part 2
(Wednesday, 1 October 2008)
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WA drives growth in Aussie oil output: ABARE
(Wednesday, 26 September 2007)
AUSTRALIA'S oil production is forecast to grow a further 6% to 520,000 barrels per day in 2007-08, according to new figures from the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
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Oil prices to trend lower in 2007: ABARE
(Friday, 22 December 2006)
A ROLLER-coaster year for oil traders will make way for a calmer 2007, in which world prices are expected to shed 15% to sink to an estimated average of $US56 a barrel, according to a new report.
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Oil prices to trend lower in 2007: ABARE
(Friday, 22 December 2006)
A ROLLER-coaster year for oil traders will make way for a calmer 2007, in which world prices are expected to shed 15% to sink to an estimated average of $US56 a barrel, according to the Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
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Australia's energy exports up: ABARE
(Tuesday, 20 September 2005)
PETROLEUM will become one of Australia's biggest areas of export growth, according to the nation's chief commodities forecaster.
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