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Critica surges after unveiling $1.4B tin-tungsten prize in Tasmania
Sep 29, 2026

Critica surges after unveiling $1.4B tin-tungsten prize in Tasmania

Critica Ltd surged after a scoping study at its Tasmanian tin-tungsten project delivered a $1.42B pre-tax NPV, 65% IRR and 1.9-year payback from a proposed underground mine.


TikTok and Meta ran hundreds of ads for illegal tobacco, vapes
Sep 29, 2026

TikTok and Meta ran hundreds of ads for illegal tobacco, vapes

The ads, many of which have since been pulled, helped to fuel a mammoth black market that has spawned firebombings and crime around the country.


Accelerate grabs full control of Pilbara manganese play
Sep 29, 2026

Accelerate grabs full control of Pilbara manganese play

Accelerate Resources has taken 100 per cent ownership of its Woodie Woodie North manganese project in WA, issuing shares to remove all future milestone payments and royalties.


Mortgage calculator: Here’s how much extra your repayments will be
Sep 29, 2026

Mortgage calculator: Here’s how much extra your repayments will be

The RBA has increased interest rates to 4.60 per cent. Use our calculator to see how much extra your mortgage repayments will be.


Japan could redraw the global oil map
Sep 29, 2026

Japan could redraw the global oil map

Importing almost all of its fuel, Japan springs into action after every major energy shock to reassess its supply sources, making it a bellwether of global trends. Its direction this time? Run away from the Middle East.


Orbit drill bit bites into thick NSW polymetallic sulphide zones
Sep 29, 2026

Orbit drill bit bites into thick NSW polymetallic sulphide zones

Orbit Resources, formerly Godolphin Resources, has hit a 12.9m zone of semi-massive sulphides, as it looks to expand a 1.7Moz gold-equivalent Lewis Ponds resource in NSW.


Gold’s rollercoaster ride shows the messy state of the global economy
Sep 29, 2026

Gold’s rollercoaster ride shows the messy state of the global economy

If you were looking for an illustrated view of what’s been happening in the world economy and markets this year, you’d have to look no further than a chart of the gold price.


AI’s hidden $4.3 trillion bill could wreck world economy, warns Big Short investor
Sep 29, 2026

AI’s hidden $4.3 trillion bill could wreck world economy, warns Big Short investor

Michael Burry, the hedge-fund manager famous for his bet against the US subprime mortgage bubble that sparked the GFC, has targeted the gargantuan data centre bill he says AI companies are hiding.


OpenAI halts powerful new AI model over fears it could go rogue
Sep 28, 2026

OpenAI halts powerful new AI model over fears it could go rogue

News of OpenAI’s decision came as the giant chipmaker Nvidia announced a new tool it claimed would ensure bots stayed within their instructions.


Spoonfuls of sugar: $280,000 nannies for the ultra-rich are in high demand
Sep 28, 2026

Spoonfuls of sugar: $280,000 nannies for the ultra-rich are in high demand

High pay for long hours on a rota is common on oil platforms, in mines and on container ships. It is increasingly so in another field: caring for the children of the super-rich.


Crown sues insurer refusing to help it cover mammoth class action payout
Sep 28, 2026

Crown sues insurer refusing to help it cover mammoth class action payout

Casino operator is suing a multinational insurer, which has declined to pay out a policy the gambling giant expects to help it fund a $72 million class action.


Australian fuel prices near six-month highs on US-Iran peace deal impasse
Sep 28, 2026

Australian fuel prices near six-month highs on US-Iran peace deal impasse

Average petrol prices climbed 10¢ a litre and diesel rose 14¢ last week to hit their highest levels since the second month of the Iran war.


Red Metal expands Qld footprint in hunt for copper elephants
Sep 28, 2026

Red Metal expands Qld footprint in hunt for copper elephants

Red Metal Ltd has swooped in on ground near its two projects in QLD, lodging 17 additional tenement applications for prospective iron oxide-copper-gold deposits.


Australia’s biggest gold miner rejects ‘opportunistic’ $38b takeover offer
Sep 28, 2026

Australia’s biggest gold miner rejects ‘opportunistic’ $38b takeover offer

South Africa’s Gold Fields offered to buy Northern Star Resources in a potential blockbuster deal, but was knocked back.


A 175-year-old golden rule in markets is starting to break
Sep 28, 2026

A 175-year-old golden rule in markets is starting to break

Gold has effectively always cost much more than silver, and nickel more than copper. But the age of electricity is starting to wreak havoc on accepted wisdom.


Critical Resources doubles down on South American gold grab
Sep 28, 2026

Critical Resources doubles down on South American gold grab

Critical Resources has continued its push into the South American nation of Suriname, grabbing a second gold project in the tiny, gold-rich country.


Dateline soars on Washington support for gold-rare earths restart
Sep 28, 2026

Dateline soars on Washington support for gold-rare earths restart

Dateline Resources has surged after securing heavyweight US Government backing in a legal push to restart work at its Colosseum gold-rare earths project in California.


Wall Street’s multitrillion-dollar question: Could bonds end the AI boom?
Sep 28, 2026

Wall Street’s multitrillion-dollar question: Could bonds end the AI boom?

The sudden surge in US bond yields threatens a market trading at near record levels, and the boom in artificial intelligence-related stocks that has driven it.


Shares flat ahead of interest rate call as oil jumps
Sep 28, 2026

Shares flat ahead of interest rate call as oil jumps

Australian shares had a shaky start to the week, with a slump in miners counterbalancing rallies in banks, utilities and health care stocks.


Is it OK to take an iced coffee into a job interview?
Sep 27, 2026

Is it OK to take an iced coffee into a job interview?

A viral post by a leading job recruiter has sparked an online firestorm. The heated debate that has followed isn’t really about iced coffee.


We should be wary of bots that claim to get us a better deal
Sep 27, 2026

We should be wary of bots that claim to get us a better deal

Can AI-powered personal assistants break the “lazy tax”? Maybe, but there’s also a real risk they could misbehave.


Power struggle: The push for Australia’s coal plants to pay to pollute
Sep 27, 2026

Power struggle: The push for Australia’s coal plants to pay to pollute

A new fight has erupted over a push for coal-fired power plants to face tougher pollution laws to ensure they do not stay open beyond current closure dates.


‘Obscurity not security’: Government accused of overreach in Medicare ‘hack’ response
Sep 27, 2026

‘Obscurity not security’: Government accused of overreach in Medicare ‘hack’ response

Tech experts argue that the Medicare statistics portal’s code was set up to send data to anyone who requested files, including data that wasn’t promoted.


How illegal tobacco is sickening Australia’s health debate
Sep 27, 2026

How illegal tobacco is sickening Australia’s health debate

Even reliable statistics have become a casualty of the volume of illicit nicotine products flooding Australia.


Informed of a job interview at 4am, but female garbo’s discrimination claim still fails
Sep 27, 2026

Informed of a job interview at 4am, but female garbo’s discrimination claim still fails

A tribunal found that the process was suboptimal, but there was no evidence the woman’s gender played a role in the council’s decision to reject her for a full-time job.


Jailing children fails on every measure. So why do we persist?
Sep 27, 2026

Jailing children fails on every measure. So why do we persist?

It costs $1.3m a year to keep a child in prison. And it doesn’t work.


‘I thought I was dreaming’: The Australian brothers turning football jerseys into high fashion
Sep 27, 2026

‘I thought I was dreaming’: The Australian brothers turning football jerseys into high fashion

The boxy, vibrant silhouettes were once the domain of diehard fans. Now they’re a hot fashion item with women and men – and serious business.


Finally, this food bible’s coming to Australia. But Sydney and Melbourne must wait
Sep 25, 2026

Finally, this food bible’s coming to Australia. But Sydney and Melbourne must wait

South Australia is getting Australia’s Michelin Guide, and there’s a story behind that.


Squeezed skies: How avoiding war zones is driving up the cost of your flight
Sep 25, 2026

Squeezed skies: How avoiding war zones is driving up the cost of your flight

Regional conflicts and security risks are fragmenting global airspace, forcing airlines into longer, costlier detours.


The billionaire’s son with ties to Trump who is about to run Hollywood
Sep 25, 2026

The billionaire’s son with ties to Trump who is about to run Hollywood

When David Ellison first arrived in the movie capital, insiders laughed behind his back. He was dumb money to be fleeced, another starstruck rich guy with a chequebook. Now he is in charge.


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