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Big miners still in the dark on RSPT

MINING majors BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Xstrata have said their meetings earlier today yielded no clues as to whether the federal government would back down on key sections of the proposed resources super-profits tax.

Nick Evans
Big miners still in the dark on RSPT

The three mining giants met with government representatives to push their case for the exclusion of existing projects from the proposed tax, as well as to raise concerns about the impact of the tax on...

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