BHP is top of the ASX heap again, dethroning Commonwealth Bank of Australia as Australia’s most valuable company.
Sean Smith
Castle Minerals has terminated an option and regained 100 per cent control of its prospective Polelle and Wanganui gold projects near multiple operating gold mines, offering strategic value in WA’s goldfields.
Michael Busbridge
The Federal Government has handed grants to Edith Cowan University and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry to develop new markets for WA sheep as the live export ban looms.
Matt Mckenzie & Cally Dupe
The new crew at recently resuscitated gold producer Wiluna Mining are hoping tailwinds of technical nous and record prices will give them another crack at getting the de-listed company back on the ASX.
Simone Grogan
Hastings Technology Metals has linked up with renowned minerals processing firm Enuo Holdings with a view to extracting valuable critical minerals such as niobium from its two WA projects.
Craig Nolan
Auric Mining has kicked off its second Munda WA toll treatment run with first gold sales just weeks away and rising bullion prices promising a stronger-than-expected cash splash from its starter pit.
James Pearson
Westpac is expecting inflation to worsen as electricity rebates are phased out. Chief economist Luci Ellis has revealed what it would take to see the Reserve Bank of Australia raise interest rates again.
Stephen Johnson
Viridis Mining has strengthened its board with the appointment of veteran global M&A and capital markets executive Marcus Silberman, as the company advances toward FID at its Brazilian rare earths project.
Rowena Duckworth
Australia’s sharemarket jumped to a three-month high on Tuesday as a key sector continues its meteoric rise.
Cameron Micallef
Rio2 Ltd has poured first commercial gold at its Fenix gold mine in Chile, becoming the country’s newest gold producer as the operation ramps toward 20,000 tonnes per day and 60,000–70,000 ounces in 2026.
After nearly two decades of on-off negotiations, a trade deal between India and the European Union has been sealed, according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Melody Wilding
Dateline Resources has revealed zones of elevated chargeability in preliminary results from an induced polarisation geophysical survey conducted at its US Colosseum gold and rare earths project.
Great Southern Mining keeps nailing shallow, high-grade gold at its Golden Boulder discovery near Laverton, with new hits including 6m at 6.7g/t and visible continuity along a 3.7km strike. More assays pending.
After legal challenges and pandemic delays, the first Barossa LNG shipment is bound for Japan, marking an "outstanding achievement" for Santos.
Lloyd Jones
Strong copper, iron ore, lithium and gold prices have seen BHP top CBA’s market value, with number two miner Rio Tinto also closing in on Australia’s largest bank.
Tom Richardson
California Governor Gavin Newsom says TikTok is suppressing content critical of Donald Trump and he's launching a review of the social media platform.
Kanishka Singh
The US-listed Steel Dynamics has defended the $13 billion offer, rejected the target’s knockback as “very disappointing” and challenged the Australian group to come up with a superior alternative plan.
Shareholders in Peru-focused explorer Alta Copper have voted in favour of a Fortescue takeover, clearing another hurdle in the Pilbara iron ore miner’s red metal foray.
ABC News’ Facebook page appears to have been hijacked, with someone posting explicit images and a photo of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
Madeline Cove
Jewellery retailer Michael Hill is tipping a double-digit jump in half-year earnings, with margins steady despite record gold and silver prices.
Cheyanne Enciso
Lindian Resources has continued to build strong community foundations alongside development of its Malawian Kangankunde rare earths mine, launching Project Early Learning to deliver shared value from the outset
Helen Barling
Outgoing ASIC chairman Joe Longo says Australians must be taught to understand investment risk better, rather than rely on the regulator to control the democratisation of the investment landscape.
The Kospi index continued its remarkable rally, surging 2.7 per cent despite US President Donald Trump saying he will raise tariffs on South Korean goods.
