Brad Thompson is a Reporter at The Australian Financial Review. He covers a range of topics including business, politics, and the energy and mining sectors, with a particular focus on Australia, markets, and ESG issues. Brad's work has been featured in Squire Patton Boggs, Philanthropy News Digest, and Stockhead.
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Brad Thompson's coverage focuses on the Australian mining and energy sectors, with a keen interest in industry announcements, investment analysis, and government policies impacting these areas. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to major developments in the Australian mining industry, including insights from experts within the sector or those who can provide valuable analysis of government policies affecting it.
Considering his emphasis on private sector and government announcements as well as investment analysis, Brad may be interested in receiving pitches that include exclusive information regarding significant business moves within the mining and energy industries in Australia. This could encompass mergers & acquisitions, new projects or discoveries, financial results of key players, or any regulatory changes impacting the industry.
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By: Tom Rabe, Angela Macdonald-Smith, Brad Thompson
The US had agreed to fund the lion’s share of a $440 million manganese refinery for Element 25 on the eve of talks between Joe Biden and Anthony Albanese.
By: Peter Ker, Brad Thompson
Mining 0 minute ago October 28, 2024 | Brad Thompson at The Australian
The mining company boss behind one of the nation's biggest green energy projects says the Australian government may need to guarantee offtake at premiums well above current prices to achieve its emission reduction targets.
Lynas Rare Earths boss Amanda Lacaze predicts US-Australian cooperation on critical minerals supply chains will continue to grow under the new Donald
By: Brad Thompson
There is little hope of a revival in the collapsed Australian nickel industry where BHP and others have shed thousands of jobs in the past 12 months
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