The Latest Breaking News from Rio Tinto

What do oil companies, car dealers and Rio Tinto have in common? They are all making money hand over fist and catching flak for it.

The case of former Victorian judge Peter Vickery is a warning to leaders of every organisation they should commission a report into their workplace culture

Improving America’s infrastructure is one rare area of bipartisan agreement. According to Gallup, 68% of Americans expressed support for infrastructure spending. The Infrastructure Jobs and Investment Act was passed at the end of last year and will benefit stocks like Rio Tinto (RIO), Cummins (CMI), ArcelorMittal (MT), Eaton (ETN), and…

Western Australia's iron ore miners are doing all they can to prevent COVID-19 infiltrating their workforces.

By raising the possibility of staying past 2024, Rio Tinto has thrown a wrench of uncertainty into decarbonisation pathways and power company construction plans.

Environmentalists fear premier could legislate away regulations and undo progress toward net zero at the stroke of a pen

Rio Tinto investigation reveals rape, bullying and racism is rife in its workforce – but WA inquiry suggests it’s far from alone

Talon Nickel secured an agreement with Tesla to supply nickel concentrate from its Tamarack Nickel Project, a joint venture with mining giant Rio Tinto.

South Africa's labour ministry on Thursday urged Rio Tinto workers to report instances of discrimination after the Anglo-Australian miner released an internal report detailing sexual assault, racism, and bullying across its mines.

A former employee of mining giant BHP who left after reporting bullying says internal complaint processes are failing victims and stopping people from coming forward.

Ranger mine site repair by Energy Resources of Australia/Rio Tinto will now take until 2028, two years past deadline