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The nickel industry in Australia has expanded to become one of the world's largest producers. Most nickel resources occur in sulfide form, with nickel being recovered at a lower cost compared to laterite deposits. Resources have increased steadily in recent years to more than 7 million mt of contained nickel. Therefore, potential exists for substantial expansion in both mine and smelter/refinery production to meet market recovery demand and long-term requirements.

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Anon. (1983). NICKEL. Engineering and Mining Journal, 184(11), 99. https://doi.org/10.4324/9780203798690-15

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