Elouise Fowler is a reporter at The Australian Financial Review based in the Melbourne office. She covers a range of topics including energy and mining, finance, commodities, climate change, and sustainability, often focusing on the intersection of these themes within the Australian market. Elouise's insights and reporting have been featured in The Australian Financial Review.
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Elouise Fowler's coverage focuses on business and industry, with a particular emphasis on the energy sector, mining, corporate governance, and stock exchange activities in Australia. She often cites data and provides investment analysis.
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Rio Tinto says it will grow copper volumes by 18 per cent next year and 40 per cent by 2030 to reduce its reliance on Australian iron ore.
By: John Kehoe, Michael Read, Elouise Fowler
The leaders of two of Australia's biggest companies, BHP and Wesfarmers, say they want to heed the Treasurer's call to kickstart a private sector-led
By: Elouise Fowler
The Panguna copper mine in Bougainville continues to generate toxic waste and may spark landslides that could kill people and cause lasting ecological damage.
By: Mark Wembridge, Elouise Fowler
Rio Tinto has doubled down on its lithium bet with a big investment in its Rincon lithium brine project, months after agreeing to buy Arcadium Lithium.
By: Elouise Fowler
The price of bauxite, the raw material required for producing aluminium, has surpassed the value of a tonne of iron ore for the first time, rallying to a record high on a supply crunch in Africa and surging demand from China.
By: Elouise Fowler
Three disgruntled shareholders in a New York-listed lithium miner being sold to Rio Tinto have sued the US company and its board, accusing them of negligently leaving money on the table in the $US6.7 billion ($9.9 billion) deal.
By: Peter Ker, Mark Wembridge, Elouise Fowler
Grange Resources, which is developing the mine near Burnie, said it could not fund the expansion at current and forecast prices for the commodity.
By: Elouise Fowler
Novonix and Syrah Resources claim China is flooding the market with cheap graphite, and are urging US regulators to impose a 920 per cent tariff.
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