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Forrestania revives WA wheatbelt mine with 223,000oz gold boost
Forrestania Resources has defined a maiden 223,300-ounce gold resource at its Tampia project near Merredin in WA, bolstering its new Westonia hub-and-spoke processing strategy.
Auric boosts gold bounty 50% with bargain WA buy
Auric Mining has locked in its WA Union Jack acquisition for $9.5m in cash and shares, lifting the company’s global resource by 51% to 301,000 mine-ready gold ounces.
Rich Côte d’Ivoire gold strike sends Dalaroo soaring
Dalaroo Metals soared 106% to close at 15.5c after jagging high-grade gold in Côte d’Ivoire, landing 18m at 7.31g/t gold and a broad hit of 23m at 2.14g/t from surface.
Shrugging off war, the bond rout and oil crunch: Why Wall Street keeps rallying
The US sharemarket goes up and up, but it’s not a broad-based bull run. In fact, it comes down to two tech stars that are stemming the tide for investors.
ASX wavers as banks decline, gold miners shine; Wall Street hits record
The Australian sharemarket dithered in Wednesday’s session, in contrast to Wall Street’s record-setting rally, as local traders tiptoed around rising bond yields and oil prices.
Tesla and power giants revolt against Australia’s ‘EV charger tax’
A battle has erupted over plans to let grid operators mount EV chargers on their power poles – and bill non-EV drivers for the cost.
Trying to tame inflation with higher interest rates is dumb and unfair
Our use of interest rates to control inflation is yet another respect in which our economic system is biased against the young.
Customers sent rogue message as major fashion retailer caught in apparent hack
Popular online clothing retailer ASOS said basic personal information may have been accessed in a cyberattack after customers received a threatening phone alert.
Australia’s great AI hope just hit a speed bump
Its plan to double Australia’s data centre computing power may have fallen over but ASX-bound Firmus’ backers – from a Canberra air-conditioning family to billionaires – aren’t worried.
ASX gains, led by miners and property stocks; oil prices steady
The Australian sharemarket advanced on Tuesday, fuelled by a tech-led rally on Wall Street as investors largely shrugged off concerns about bond yields at multi-decade highs.
Barkly scores near-perfect drill hit rate at huge NT rare earths play
Barkly Rare Earths has struck rare earths in 43 of 44 holes at its NT project. Mineralisation now spans a huge 23km, with high-grade hits including 0.5m at 5156 ppm TREO.
Aguia hits Colombia gold record and breaks even
Aguia Resources has set a gold production record in Colombia, with September revenue of A$218,000 covering its local corporate and operating costs for the first time.
TMK smashes gas flow records as Mongolian drilling gears up
TMK Energy set a new gas production record at its Mongolian coal seam gas project, with September flows up 8% and multiple wells hitting new highs across its 1.2Tcf resource.
Gateway maps twin 4km gold soil anomalies in WA Gascoyne
Gateway Mining has defined two gold-in-soil anomalies from first-pass soil sampling at its Glenburgh South gold project in WA’s Gascoyne region, next to Benz Mining’s recent tier-one gold discovery.
Manhattan strikes high-grade polymetallic pay dirt in Canada
Manhattan Gold Corp has hit high-grade copper, gold, silver and zinc in maiden drilling at its Spectre prospect in Canada, including 6.1m at 3.18% copper and 1.37g/t gold.
Rogue pilots may be the most dangerous threat to passengers. They’re ‘just about impossible’ to stop
The insider threat risk has been part of the international aviation security framework for many years. But the options for confrontation remain limited.
Flagship puts bigger fence around Canadian copper giant
Flagship Minerals has more than doubled its Canadian Whipsaw copper footprint, chasing extensions to its large-scale porphyry play ahead of a potential spin-out.
McLaren drilling nails high-grade titanium from surface
McLaren Minerals has hit more high-grade titanium sands from surface at its WA project, with results up to 17.99% heavy minerals, as it moves to upgrade its 529Mt resource.
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Lynas mega-deal sparks global race for low-cost rare earths
Lynas Rare Earths’ $968M swoop on Meteoric’s Brazilian clay project has altered the global rare earths sector, shifting the focus to low-capex, ambient-leach assets.
AI giants face MPs: OpenAI apologises, Anthropic in the dark
OpenAI has apologised for its AI accessing Medicare files in June, while its rival Anthropic has told an inquiry that it doesn’t keep tabs on what its customers do with its technology.
FROGS, not PIIGS, could spark the next global financial crisis
Bond investors have been searching for the weak points in the global economy, forcing government debt yields up around the world. In France, they have found a target.
More high-grade gold builds Great Southern WA gold story
Great Southern Mining has struck 4m at 11.38g/t gold at Golden Boulder in WA, extending mineralisation across 1.1km of a 3.5km trend, with further assays pending.
Ruslan Kogan made $300m in tech. But his favourite place to eat is his mother’s dining table
The multimillionaire tech founder bypasses fine dining to break bread at his mum’s home, reflecting on his journey from 1980s Soviet immigrant to Toorak-based retail giant.
Phosphate: An old workhorse turned critical commodity
For decades, humble phosphate fertiliser was a simple story of digging up rock to help grow crops. Now, amid the US-Iran war, prices are surging and major global supply chains are at a tipping point.
‘Once it’s gone, it’s gone’: Home shopping network TVSN prepares to shut down
The shopping channel advertises hundreds of fashion, homewares and accessory items through Seven Network’s channels – but furious suppliers claim they have been left in the dark.
Beetaloo wins free kick into Queensland liquids play
Beetaloo Energy Australia has secured a 25% Taroom Trough liquids stake in Queensland at zero upfront cost, adding optionality to its Northern Territory gas assets.
Trump’s former press secretary Karoline Leavitt lands her next job
Karoline Leavitt has found her next role in a familiar place for former members of the president’s inner circle. She is heading to the Murdoch-owned Fox News.
The ‘slaughter, pummel, smash or ram’ culture at ANZ exposed by a ‘hypocrite’
The resolution of a long-running case has come back to haunt the bank as a Federal Court justice bemoans the boozy, louche and sexist culture at ANZ’s trading floor just over a decade ago.
Critical brings gold guns to Suriname hunt
Critical Resources has brought in specialists with wide on-the-ground experience to run a structural study of its new Suriname gold projects and fast-track target generation.
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