Green energy needed to end dependence on 'fruitcakes' Mining magnate Andrew Forrest says Australia should produce its own power so it doesn't have to depend on other people's actions on the other side of the world. AAP · Oct 28
Yindjibarndi native title: Fortescue’s A$150.3m award faces three appeals Native title compensation in Western Australia reached a record level when the Federal Court ordered Fortescue to pay the Yindjibarndi people A$150.3 million for mining their Pilbara country without agreement. The award, the largest in Australian history, covers cultural and economic loss at the Solomon Hub iron ore operation, which… The Times of India · Oct 25
Dan Ticktum secures Formula E Gen4 berth with newly-acquired Fortescue Zero team After his chances of remaining in Formula E appeared slim, the Briton has been handed a lifeline by the team now known as Fortescue Zero. Motorsport · Oct 22
Taylor Barnard secures Formula E future by joining Fortescue Zero The Australian outfit has signed its first driver ahead of the 2026/27 Formula E season Motorsport · Oct 12
Inside Fortescue's billion-dollar bet to decarbonize mining—and help rebuild Ukraine Andrew Forrest built Fortescue into an iron ore giant. Now he is staking billions on an accelerated clean-energy overhaul in Australia and a long-shot effort to help revive Ukraine after the fighting ends. Fortune · Sep 23
Fortescue Zero purchases Team Penske for Formula E's Gen4 era There will now be six Jaguar-powered cars on the 2026/27 Formula E grid Autosport · Sep 18
Aussie mining giant to hit the track in Formula E debut An Australian team could join the world's biggest electric racing series, with the company behind its rapid-charging technology preparing to step onto the grid. AAP · Sep 17
Australian shares inch higher as energy stocks rally The local stock market has had a subdued start to the week, with commodity prices driving sentiment and traders holding back ahead of a US bank holiday. AAP · Sep 7
Fortescue defended keeping an executive at work during a harassment investigation; days later it reversed course and suspended the employee Fortescue is facing renewed scrutiny over workplace conduct as an external investigation into allegations involving a senior executive runs alongside separate legal action brought by former employees. The mining company has confirmed that law firm MinterEllison is examining the allegations, while the executive remains employed as the inquiry continues. At… The Times of India · Aug 25
Miner goes 'full steam ahead' on loss-making project Mining giant Fortescue believes it can turn around a troubled mine project that produces a raw material for green steel. AAP · Aug 20
Hot out the oven: green iron trial produces first metal One of Australia's first green iron projects has reached a milestone, producing molten metal from an electric furnace for the first time. AAP · Aug 19
Aussie shares lose steam to close record-breaking week The ASX has snapped a five-day rally but remains near record highs as investors mull Middle East uncertainty against a decent start to local earnings season. AAP · Aug 7
Andrew Forrest's Fortescue flags major asset writedown Fortescue will write off $746 million from the value of its Iron Bridge magnetite mine in the Pilbara after reviewing scenarios for the troubled operation. AAP · Jul 31
Mining CEO worth $24 billion nearly drowned and had to break his own leg in freak hiking accident—he used the recovery time to go back to school "I realized that a) I was on my own, b) I was drowning, and c) I'd been there for a little while because there were no ripples in the water," Forrest recalled. Fortune · Jul 8
AAP · Jun 30 'Can't hire our way out': mine giant to train sparkies An Australian mining giant has partnered with TAFE to train more electricians as the nation faces a major renewable energy skills shortage.
AAP · Jun 25 Fortescue boss issues warning after harassment lawsuit Fortescue boss Andrew Forrest has sent a warning to employees in the wake of a lawsuit alleging widespread sexual harassment at the company's mining camps.
The Guardian - AU · Jun 25 Fortescue class action: female workers claim sexual harassment at remote mine sites One woman says she found man in her room at WA fly-in, fly-out accommodation while another states she was ‘howled’ at, federal court told
AAP · Jun 25 Aussie shares fall as US dollar surges, oil retreats The ASX200 fell 0.7 per cent as the US dollar rose to its highest level since May 2025 and gold hit an eight-month low.
The Guardian - AU · May 14 WA’s Yindjibarndi traditional owners consider appeal against Fortescue’s $150m record native title payout Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation label federal court ruling against mining giant’s Solomon Hub iron ore operation ‘unsatisfactory’
The Independent UK · May 13 Indigenous Australians win record payout after billionaire mined their land without consent The ruling is the largest payout ever awarded under Australia's native title laws
The Guardian - AU · May 12 Fortescue ordered to pay Yindjibarndi traditional owners $150m in record native title payout Federal court found miner’s Solomon Hub iron ore mine caused cultural and social harm, including the destruction of 140 heritage sites
AAP · May 11 Indigenous group claims landmark win over mining giant An Aboriginal community has been awarded $150 million in compensation from one of the nation's richest mining companies, although it's far less than it wanted.
AAP · May 6 'A joke': Fortescue founder takes on diesel tax credit A campaign to wind back the diesel tax credit for big mining giants has been given fresh legs by Andrew Forrest, chair and founder of iron ore giant Fortescue.
The Guardian - AU · Apr 29 Labor will back fossil fuels in the budget but the gas tax campaign isn’t dead yet Despite popular support for a 25% levy on gas exports, Anthony Albanese opposes it and there is little discussion about how to reduce our usage