METAL DETECTIVE

Koolan and mines behaving badly

WE’VE all heard of men acting madly and markets performing sadly, but when mines start behaving badly it might be a hint from Mother Nature that we’d be better off cashing in our chips. <I><b>The Metal Detective</I>, by Stephen Bell</b>

Stephen Bell

It never rains but it pours is an old saying that Mount Gibson CEO Jim Beyer probably mutters to himself regularly these days. If coping with the iron ore downturn wasn’t tough enough, Mount Gibson’s...

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