Peter Ker is a Resources Reporter at The Australian Financial Review. He focuses on themes related to energy and mining, including the environmental impact of mining, mining technology, and corporate fraud within the finance sector. Peter's work has been featured in Commercial Real Estate Australia, The Australian Financial Review, and Metals Daily.
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Peter Ker's coverage primarily focuses on the Australian mining industry, with a specific emphasis on lithium and rare earths. He also covers investment analysis and government announcements related to the energy sector. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches from experts who can provide insights into trends and developments within these sectors.
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By: Peter Ker, Angela Macdonald-Smith, Ryan Cropp
Gas exporters may be forced to invest in domestic gas suppliers or buy the uncontracted volumes of their peers to meet their obligations under the Albanese government's proposed gas reservation scheme.
By: Peter Ker
Departing Lynas Rare Earths chief executive Amanda Lacaze is the new chairman of the Minerals Council of Australia, and will use the prominent
By: Grace Lagan, Peter Ker
Olivia Markham is the Perth kid who grew up to manage the world's biggest mining funds in London. She says miners need more scale to be relevant.
By: Peter Ker, James Thomson
The country's biggest miners have warned that an arm wrestle between BHP and China's state-backed steel cartel is a sign of things to come, as Beijing demands a bigger share of the iron ore sector's profits.
By: Peter Ker, Mark Wembridge
Fortescue got off lightly when a court ordered it to pay $150 million to a native title group earlier this month, according to former federal resources minister Ian Macfarlane.
By: Peter Ker, Mark Wembridge
Major unions appear split on the merits of a pay offer put to BHP iron ore mining and maintenance workers in the first industrial relations proposal from the resources giant amid the re-unionisation of the Pilbara.
By: Peter Ker
The chairman of global oil giant Chevron says Australia is a prime example of a country that has risked fuel shortages because of poor policy choices, adding it would be too expensive to develop new local reserves.
By: Peter Ker
Evoa has claimed the iron ore giant turned clean energy hopeful missed multiple deadlines over two years, cancelled the project then stuck it with a bill.
By: Jonathan Shapiro, Peter Ker
Elliott Management is calling for Northern Star to consider putting itself up for sale after accusing the ASX's largest gold miner of being mismanaged after a series of downgrades sent the company's share price sliding.
By: Mark Wembridge, Peter Ker
Northern Star Resources has hinted in a strategic review that its mines in Western Australia's Yandal region could be sold as it faces pressure
