Titanic Tycoon Wins Royalty Dispute With Citic Pacific

Clive Palmer has had a technical victory in the legal stoush over his embattled magnetite iron ore deposit in the Pilbara. In a Supreme Court judgment handed down in Perth on Tuesday, Justice James Edelman found for Mineralogy's interpretation of an ...

Source: The Courier-Mail IT ONLY took one blind dinner date to convince Glenn Lazarus his future lay with Clive Palmer and not rugby league. About a fortnight ago, the former Kangaroo, Bronco and NSW Origin hardman known affectionately by rugby ...

Source: The Courier-Mail BILLIONAIRE miner Clive Palmer said he decided not to accept Peter Slipper's application to join his political party because he "didn't like him". Mr Palmer, who is in Canberra today "meeting a number of prominent ...

Billionaire Clive Palmer says he's been approached by West Australian parliamentarians keen to become candidates for his political party. The mining magnate, who used to have strong links to the Liberal-Nationals, wants his Palmer United Party to ...

Source: The Courier-Mail IF you noticed a spring in Clive Palmer's step as he touts his Titanic-like tilt for Canberra, it's because the billionaire has a baby on board. The mischief-making mining magnate told news.com.au that his wife, ...

Mining tycoon and would-be federal politician Clive Palmer feared former speaker Peter Slipper could wreck his United Australia Party if he remained a key member. Mr Palmer even worried that Mr Slipper could be a ''mole'' planted by Opposition ...

Clive Palmer's United Australia Party (UAP) has torn up the membership of former parliamentary speaker Peter Slipper hours after his involvement in the party was announced. A brief statement was released on Saturday night revealing that the new ...

Prime Ministerial hopeful Clive Palmer has been subjected to a vitriolic attack from former Senator Nick Minchin on the opening day of the 2013 Resources and Energy Investment Symposium at Broken Hill. Former Federal Finance Minister Minchin ...

The Independent MP for New England, Tony Windsor, says he does not want to see any interference in the setting up of Clive Palmer's United Australia Party. Mr Windsor's made the comments after meeting the Queensland mining magnate at his electoral ...