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Manhattan Gold reveals high-grade 2.25KM Canadian gold footprint
Oct 21, 2026

Manhattan Gold reveals high-grade 2.25KM Canadian gold footprint

Manhattan Gold’s maiden drilling revealed district-scale potential at its Hook Lake project in Canada, with high-grade gold and a new polymetallic discovery uncovered.


Inside Ben Roberts-Smith’s media campaign for support
Oct 21, 2026

Inside Ben Roberts-Smith’s media campaign for support

The disgraced war hero’s public relations offensive includes a two-and-a-half hour media interview, the launch of a clothing brand and an Instagram page.


Mining giant fires top executive after sexual harassment probe
Oct 21, 2026

Mining giant fires top executive after sexual harassment probe

The Andrew Forrest-backed miner has sacked a manager at the centre of a months-long sexual harassment and bullying investigation.


Locksley gears up for major NSW copper-gold drilling push
Oct 21, 2026

Locksley gears up for major NSW copper-gold drilling push

Locksley Resources established a field base at its vast 1000-square-kilometre Greater Tottenham copper-gold project in NSW, advancing plans for a 15,500m drilling blitz.


Red Metal scales up leach tests at QLD rare earths monster
Oct 21, 2026

Red Metal scales up leach tests at QLD rare earths monster

Red Metal is putting its monster Sybella rare earths resource to the processing test, kicking off six-metre column leach trials to prove whether it can develop a cheap, heap leaching QLD operation.


Orbit strikes more massive sulphides in NSW’s Lachlan Fold
Oct 21, 2026

Orbit strikes more massive sulphides in NSW’s Lachlan Fold

Orbit Resources has hit 11.8m of massive sulphides at its Lewis Ponds project in NSW, including 3.55m estimated at 50 of the precious sulphides, with assays pending.


Sarytogan reveals $190M Kazakh graphite plan spanning 50 years
Oct 21, 2026

Sarytogan reveals $190M Kazakh graphite plan spanning 50 years

Sarytogan Graphite’s definitive feasibility study has valued its 50,000tpa Kazakh graphite project at A$190M, with just A$115M in upfront capital earmarked for a 50-year operation.


Platina stakes claim on massive NT tin system
Oct 21, 2026

Platina stakes claim on massive NT tin system

Platina Resources has applied for a vast NT tin tenement package, uncovering four intriguing magnetic targets that could hold the key to a decades-old geological mystery.


Could a 164-year-old Swiss giant quit Switzerland?
Oct 21, 2026

Could a 164-year-old Swiss giant quit Switzerland?

With financial behemoth UBS and the Swiss government at loggerheads, an unthinkable scenario is being spoken about out loud.


Elon Musk’s $5 trillion monster: Tesla and SpaceX exploring the biggest merger in history
Oct 21, 2026

Elon Musk’s $5 trillion monster: Tesla and SpaceX exploring the biggest merger in history

Elon Musk says the companies have taken preliminary steps towards sealing what would rank as the largest corporate tie-up of all time.


Qatar Airways plans flights to western Sydney from late 2027
Oct 20, 2026

Qatar Airways plans flights to western Sydney from late 2027

The Gulf carrier will fly from Western Sydney International three times a week, making it the fifth foreign carrier to serve Australia’s newest airport.


Nobody wants to pay more tax, except me
Oct 20, 2026

Nobody wants to pay more tax, except me

Our tax system is designed to favour the old over the young. The young pay income tax but, for the most part, the retired don’t.


New ACTU president warns AI is automating entire jobs
Oct 20, 2026

New ACTU president warns AI is automating entire jobs

The newly elected president of the union peak body says more needs to be done about AI, and that businesses are falling short of their obligations.


‘We’re not afraid of risk’: Big Oil goes back to Iraq
Oct 20, 2026

‘We’re not afraid of risk’: Big Oil goes back to Iraq

While the US and Iran fight, the world’s major oil corporations are heading into neighbouring Iraq to secure future oil supplies.


Mongolian gas prize beckons as TMK Energy clears discovery hurdle
Oct 20, 2026

Mongolian gas prize beckons as TMK Energy clears discovery hurdle

TMK Energy’s Declaration of Discovery for its 1.2Tcf Gurvantes XXXV project in Mongolia has been accepted, the first step towards a production licence, ahead of appraisal.


The Grinch is stealing this Christmas from NAB workers, AI comes next
Oct 20, 2026

The Grinch is stealing this Christmas from NAB workers, AI comes next

Artificial intelligence is not officially to blame for NAB’s latest round of job losses, but it will be next time around.


Aurum hits thick gold ahead of West African resource upgrade
Oct 20, 2026

Aurum hits thick gold ahead of West African resource upgrade

Aurum Resources has extended gold across three targets at its flagship Boundiali project in West Africa, hitting 57m at 2.34g/t ahead of a major resource upgrade.


Critical Resources triples down on Suriname gold play
Oct 20, 2026

Critical Resources triples down on Suriname gold play

Critical Resources has grabbed its third gold play in Suriname, securing exclusivity over the Gadu Manda project, just 4km from Zijin Mining’s 6-million-ounce Rosebel mine.


Critical Resources locks in Suriname gold trifecta
Oct 20, 2026

Critical Resources locks in Suriname gold trifecta

Critical Resources has grabbed its third gold play in Suriname, securing exclusivity over the Gadu Manda project, just 4km from Zijin Mining’s 6-million-ounce Rosebel mine.


Critica tables monster $2.7B valuation for WA rare earths play
Oct 20, 2026

Critica tables monster $2.7B valuation for WA rare earths play

Critica Limited’s WA rare earths scoping study has delivered a huge $2.7 billion pre-tax valuation, 56% IRR and $556 million in upfront capital earmarked for a 14-year operation.


China’s export boom is becoming its Achilles heel
Oct 20, 2026

China’s export boom is becoming its Achilles heel

China is on track for a record trade surplus, but is facing increasing pushback from the countries whose economies are being ravaged by its flood of exports.


ASX falls despite AI rebound on Wall Street; NAB and BHP decline
Oct 20, 2026

ASX falls despite AI rebound on Wall Street; NAB and BHP decline

The Australian sharemarket was on the back foot in Tuesday’s session, with miners, energy stocks and banks leading losses.


It’s the management stupid; Dollar Bill says back the skipper, not the ship
Oct 20, 2026

It’s the management stupid; Dollar Bill says back the skipper, not the ship

Boards change, projects change and even company names magically morph, but Dollar Bill asks whether it is real change or just the tired old format re-polished.


NAB slashes 2500 jobs amid fears other banks will swing the axe
Oct 19, 2026

NAB slashes 2500 jobs amid fears other banks will swing the axe

The National Australia Bank has announced it will axe up to 2500 jobs over this financial year, while also reducing the use of external consultants.


CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour to leave after 43 years
Oct 19, 2026

CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour to leave after 43 years

The network’s chief international anchor will sign off next year as CNN comes under controversial new ownership after the biggest media deal in history.


‘We want to show our sincerity’: Stax to relaunch with credit program for lost orders
Oct 19, 2026

‘We want to show our sincerity’: Stax to relaunch with credit program for lost orders

The activewear label is under new management, but has brought back some familiar faces – and is keen to set things right.


The China car flood is out of control
Oct 19, 2026

The China car flood is out of control

China is addicted to making cars, and it is dragging down the entire industry.


Kaiser gold loan exit frees $600K a month for mine growth
Oct 19, 2026

Kaiser gold loan exit frees $600K a month for mine growth

Kaiser Reef has repaid its Auramet gold loan, a move that boosts its monthly cash flow by about $600,000. The Henty gold mine in Tasmania fully funded the debt.


Forget tall poppy syndrome, corporate Australia is a second-chance saloon
Oct 19, 2026

Forget tall poppy syndrome, corporate Australia is a second-chance saloon

AI start-up Firmus’ planned public listing wasn’t derailed by its boss’ history. Will a retail chief’s alleged lies denying an affair scupper his shot at a float?


Accelerate hits manganese jackpot with 59.6% Pilbara grades
Oct 19, 2026

Accelerate hits manganese jackpot with 59.6% Pilbara grades

Accelerate Resources has unearthed near-60% manganese rock chips at its Woodie Woodie North project in WA, bolstering a 12km underexplored mineralised corridor.


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