An electricity provider has defended staying firm on its costings for a major smelter deal, despite government intervention being needed to keep it open and retain hundreds of jobs. Tasmania's Bell ...
An electricity provider has defended staying firm on its costings for a major smelter deal, despite government intervention being needed to keep it open and retain hundreds of jobs.
The Australian and Tasmanian governments have agreed to a $200 million support package that will keep Rio Tinto's Bell Bay aluminium smelter operating through 2031. The funding, split evenly between ...
More than 500 smelter workers will keep their jobs thanks to an 11th-hour injection of taxpayer funds. Tasmania's Rio Tinto-owned Bell Bay Aluminium smelter, one of the largest in the country, has ...
The Australian and Tasmanian governments have jointly committed $200 million to secure the future of Rio Tinto’s Bell Bay Aluminium smelter, ending 18 months of uncertainty for 550 direct workers and ...
One of Tasmania’s biggest employers has been handed a $200 million lifeline, securing hundreds of jobs until 2031. The federal and Tasmanian governments have struck a deal with Rio Tinto to keep its ...
‘’We want Australia to make more things here and support good well-paid jobs for Tasmania,” he said. Australia’s oldest aluminium smelter, Bell Bay Aluminium began operations in 1955 and produces ...
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