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24.01.2022 A snapshot of the EPBC Review interim reports recommendations on nuclear issues....

19.01.2022 The dam break led to the destruction of all forms of life in the region. Mud covered everything, resulting in 20 deaths and unmeasurable environmental destruction. We have seen whole communities destroyed by BHP Billiton and Vale’s operations. They have lost everything, without receiving any real compensation. Instead of reparations for the victims, what is becoming evident is the blatant corporate capture of our government by transnational companies - Rodrigo de Castro Amédée Péret, of the Churches and Mining Network in Latin America who attended the BHP Billiton London AGM.

16.01.2022 BHP Billiton $8.3 BILLION dollar loss - following US shale oil and gas write down, commodities slump and the Brazil tailings disaster.

14.01.2022 New research from the Australia Institute on abandoned mines in Australia. Stay posted for the actual report.

11.01.2022 Will BHP Billiton be open to full transparency of their AGM tomorrow in Brisbane? Let's hope so!

04.01.2022 That's... quite a headline. "Former treasurer Wayne Swan has launched another extraordinary attack on mining giant BHP, labelling it Australia's "worst tax dodg...er" and linking a million dollar bonus to the company's CEO to his success at minimising tax," writes Adam Gartrell in the Fairfax press. See more

04.01.2022 Beautiful photos from the action outside the London AGM, come down and join us outside BHP Billiton's AGM in Brisbane tomorrow: Thursday 17th November from 9:30AM-1:30PM Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre

01.01.2022 Strikes continue at BHPs Escondida copper mine. Clashes with police are intensifying. The strike began 9th Feb 2017 - over wages, conditions and bargaining rights and led to 2500 workers walking out.