• Pilbara boss Dale Henderson said weak lithium prices haven’t distracted him from the “long-term prize” while presenting the P2000 PFS (AFR)

• BHP’s new iron ore boss Tim Day isn’t hung up on China property woes (The West)

• Tianqi has slammed the Chilean regulator for allowing a deal between SQM & Codelco to go through without a shareholder vote (Bloomberg)

• A senate enquiry into the Perth Mint takes aim at former premier Mark McGowan and the board for failing to explain major governance failures (The West)

• Native titleholders over the lands that host FMG’s Solomon hub want regulators to investigate the site’s environmental & heritage compliance (AFR)

• The US will partner with Angola to develop a major African mineral processing hub (MiningNews)

• WoodMac said lithium prices could be under pressure for the next four years as a projected surplus plays out & China remains dominant in refining (The West)

• Canadian gold producer Agnico Eagle completed a PEA for its Detour Lake gold mine in Ontario (MiningNews)

• A twist in the Northern Minerals hacking saga, with experts citing hackers were “almost certainly” not from China (The West)

• After years of being criticised for high costs and inaction, Deterra Royalties has bid for Trident Royalties, & is now facing backlash (AFR)

• Palladium surged to the highest in a month as traders bought back their bearish bets amid restocking activity by automakers (Bloomberg)

• Advocates for green iron are arguing Australia has the chance to create an enormous new export industry, with hydrogen & renewables key (The Australian)

• Paladin Energy is in a trading halt pending a potential acquisition. The AFR reported Fission Uranium as the target (PDN)

• The 159-page Arrangement Agreement between Karora and Westgold has landed, dig in deal junkies (WGX) We know what Ramelius will be reading this morning

• China Baowu Steel Group has completed its purchase of a stake in the Simandou project in Guinea from Winning Consortium (Bloomberg)

• Dataroom has indicated that Anglo is set to charge a bank with the sale process for its Qld Coal division shortly (The Australian)

• Magnetic Resources is looking for debt for its Lady Julie gold project and has appointed advisers (MAU)

• Taurus is providing American West Metals with US$12.5 million for a 0.95% gross override royalty over the Storm copper project (AW1)

• The Paladin trading halt. Believe it’s Fission

• Money of Mine guest favourite Sean Russo reckons “being nobody else’s liability is a strong credential for gold” (MiningNews)

• Local environmentalists accused Jakarta of prioritising the mining of nickel over the nation’s biodiverse rainforests (FT)

• On the weekend I watched this video on the making of Fortescue. Yes, it’s a bit fluffy. But it’s also pretty educational if Fortescue was before your time too. And at 46:02 you’ll hear Twiggy copying Matty lately…

• Rio has urged the federal government to make crops grown for the production of biofuels eligible for Australian Carbon Credit Units (AFR)

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