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A union alleges that its representatives were illegally removed from BHP's Port Hedland site, while the company asserts its right to enforce its rules on anyone

BHP's copper business emerged as the largest contributor to its underlying EBITDA in fiscal 2026, accounting for 54 percent, driven by a significant surge in co

BHP's annual report reveals that at least 109 workers were sexually harassed by colleagues in the past year, with an additional 104 allegations not investigated

BHP, the world's largest mining company, reported a 30% increase in profit, driven by strong demand for copper and steady demand for iron ore.

BHP workers in Port Hedland have continued their industrial action, walking off the job for a second consecutive day.

BHP workers in Western Australia are preparing for new strike action as negotiations between the company and employees have faltered.

A briefing document for BHP investors warns that Australia's fuel tax break is hindering the mining giant's decarbonisation efforts, as removing the credit woul

Another segment of BHP's workforce is set to strike, marking the first such action in Pilbara in over 25 years, though the mining giant is downplaying its poten

More BHP workers have voted to strike following a Pilbara port strike, and significant delays are anticipated at Perth Airport.

A union strike is scheduled to halt BHP's Port Hedland operations on Thursday, with an expert predicting further industrial action in the Pilbara region.

Dr. Huw McKay, former chief economist at BHP, advocates for tougher government climate policies, including a carbon price, to compel mining companies to decarbo