15 h. ago Runners of the Week: OD6 Metals, Mount Ridley Mines, ActivePort & ETM

Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is OD6 Metals, after it unveiled a low capex, lower-cost product from its mammoth Splinter Rock rare earth project in WA.

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20 h. ago ‘I don’t want to be remembered’: Pep Guardiola on Man City, his legacy and Ange

No manager has won more top-level trophies. But in a rare one-on-one interview, Pep Guardiola explains why they don’t bring him true satisfaction.

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37 h. ago Early morning earthquake rattles Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula

A 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck Victoria's Mornington Peninsula just before 5am.

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49 h. ago ‘A snap then a rumble’: Earthquake rocks Mornington Peninsula

The quake prompted more than 400 people to make reports to Geoscience Australia.

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54 h. ago Rods turning for Norfolk as big Chilean copper targets loom large

The rods are turning at Norfolk Metals’ Chilean copper project where the company will look to prove up some stellar historical drill hits with a view to low-cost heap leaching.

Events

63 h. ago ASX declines as CBA and AGL shares slump; Miners, Tyro advance

The Australian sharemarket closed lower after the rally in the nation’s largest bank ran out of steam and the biggest power generator was tanking following underwhelming results.

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63 h. ago New mapping push by Locksley set to unlock US rare earths riches

Locksley Resources is ramping up exploration at its Californian Mojave project, with a new mapping survey aiming to unlock critical rare earths and antimony potential.

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64 h. ago Rods are turning for Norfolk as big Chilean copper targets loom large

The rods are turning at Norfolk Metals’ Chilean copper project where the company will look to prove up some stellar historical drill hits with a view to low cost heap leaching.

Events

3 d. ago The Perth artists using technology to give a new perspective on the city’s shot

The shot-hole borer plague is one of the subjects of an innovative immersive art project leading to a $75,000 commission.

Technology

3 d. ago Olympio hits shallow gold to unlock open pit potential in Canada

Olympio Metals has jagged shallow, broad gold at the company’s Bousquet project in Canada, running up to 24.5g/t gold and revealing a promising open-pit opportunity.

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3 d. ago Media a bust for Stokes but the billionaire’s fortunes are in good shape

Forget the share wipeout - the Stokes family’s industrial juggernaut is being bolstered by two recession-proof customers: governments and miners. 

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4 d. ago Business class on rare, ageing plane still (mostly) delivers

If you’re in a window seat with a neighbour beside you, you’ll need to step over their bed when getting up. Hospitality is where SAA really takes off.

Transport

4 d. ago Forget net zero. We need ‘real zero’ – and these companies prove it’s profitable

Three huge global companies – IKEA, Lendlease and Fortescue Mining – are heading towards net zero. If they can do it, so can everyone.

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4 d. ago First Olympic legacy project to begin as soon as Ekka is over

Work on the new RNA Showgrounds arena will begin within weeks, marking the start of Brisbane’s Olympic-related construction.

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4 d. ago Dateline survey lights up hot spot at US rare earths project

Dateline Resources’ geophysical survey has uncovered several exciting new rare earth element targets underneath fenite outcrops at its Californian Colosseum project.

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4 d. ago Lindian triples rare earths mining area at huge Malawi project

Lindian Resources can increase its rare earths mining area by almost three-fold at its Kangankunde project in Malawi after receiving departmental approval for stage two expansion.

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4 d. ago The wellness influencers giving up sunscreen – and what it could mean for cancer rates

An anti-sunscreen movement is growing on social media as influencers tout everything from beef tallow to dietary changes as ways to prevent melanoma. What on earth is going on?

Technology

6 d. ago ‘Clubs are taking over the world’: Inside Australian cricket’s Ashes summer sell

Huge interest in this summer’s Ashes series will help Australian cricket spruik the sport to potential investors as it weighs up plans for a sell-off of its Big Bash League teams.

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6 d. ago First home buyers pay $1.52m for Sydney unit with ‘rare’ feature

A couple won the keys to a Neutral Bay apartment at auction on Saturday that boasts an outdoor feature the agent said was “highly sought after”.

Economics

6 d. ago Three big names in mix to play Springboks in huge boost for Wallabies

Taniela Tupou, Will Skelton and Rob Valetini are all in contention to face South Africa in Johannesburg, where the Wallabies last won in 1963.

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