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President Donald Trump to receive brief on Arafura Mine after first sod turned

Published by NT News · Australia 14 h ago

A sod turning at the $1.6 billion Arafura rare earths mine near Alice Springs is set to reverberate all the way to the White House, a Melbourne based US diplomat has confirmed.

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