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Tough year in the mining game - quarter two

GOLD prices were on the move again in the second quarter, rising to US$320/oz after tension on the Indian-Pakistani border, a slide in the US dollar and warnings of another terrorist attack on the United States. In June the yellow metal went past US$330/oz, its highest level since October 1999.

Rebecca Keenan

Herald Resources and joint venture partners announced plans to reopen the Coolgardie mill in Western Australia and treat 1.2 million tonnes a year, while Barrick Gold continued to progress the Lake Cowal...

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