Issue 21 • January 2022

The Northern Territory: red earth paved with gold?

Will China continue its ban of Australian coal?

Q&A: talking sensory warning systems with Hetech

Could Merlin be forever?

Lucapa Diamond has given the Merlin mine a new lease of life, and plans to restart production as early as next year

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