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Sandfire slams ANU policy

A DECISION by the Australian National University to divest holdings in seven resources companies on environmental grounds has been heavily criticised by one of the companies, Sandfire Resources.

Kristie Batten

Last Friday, the ANU announced it would divest holdings in Sandfire, Iluka Resources, Independence Group, Newcrest Mining, Oil Search, Santos and Sirius Resources following a commissioned review by CAER...

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