9 h. ago PSPA revoked after armed group flees from crashed stolen car

Multiple occupants reportedly fled on foot and have been in hiding. An abandoned firearm has now been seized.

Events

9 h. ago PSPA revoked, firearm seized after group flees from crashed stolen car

Multiple occupants reportedly fled on foot and have been in hiding. An abandoned firearm has now been seized.

Events

12 h. ago Armed group reportedly hiding after crash, exclusion zone set up by police

Multiple occupants, including one with a gun, reportedly fled on foot and have been hiding since. 

Events

45 h. ago Accused of dummy bidding and underquoting, ‘Teflon’ Josh still rakes it in despite suspension

A show-cause notice served on the star agent has been extended until later this month given the quantity and seriousness of the allegations against him.

Politics

4 d. ago The copper wars are here: Mega merger could trigger battle of the mining giants

Anglo American and Canada’s Teck have agreed to create one of the world’s larger copper companies. Will BHP and Rio Tinto be content to watch from the sidelines?

Events

5 d. ago True North recaps and resets QLD copper play after Administration saga

After being tortured by Administrators and the ASX, True North Copper has hatched a remarkable revival, with a lean and mean capital structure, cash and a new plan to produce copper-gold in QLD.

Politics

6 d. ago Thousands farewell police officer who tackled life to the fullest

Neal Thomps­on has been remembered as a fanatical fisherman and hunter, a loyal friend and professional copper who will be missed by his “blue family”.

Events

2 w. ago Up to a million Palestinians moved out of Gaza City as IDF moves in

The IDF has declared Gaza City as a combat zone, moving about a million residents out of the city.

Politics

2 w. ago Star Minerals strikes shallow gold to extend its WA mine life

Star Minerals has uncovered a new zone of high-grade, shallow gold at its Tumblegum South gold project in WA, extending its project 120m along strike.

Events

2 w. ago ‘Completely destroyed’: Melton joins fight against renewable power towers on ancient volcano site

Melton council and businesses oppose a plan to build 70-metre tall, high-voltage towers as part of a transmission line through a green wedge zone in Melbourne’s outer west.

Politics

2 w. ago Advance to dive into untested drill core at Mexican silver play

Advance Metals has unveiled a bevy of untested historic drill core at its Yoquivo silver-gold project in Mexico, which will likely host precious mineralisation.

Politics

2 w. ago Olympio extends gold trend on Quebec’s renowned Cadillac Break

Olympio Metals’ first holes at its Decoeur prospect in Quebec have extended gold mineralisation at depth and along strike, including 14.5m at 1.96g/t gold.

Politics

2 w. ago New Serbian mineralised zone rakes in 6.8% copper for Strickland

Strickland Metals has discovered a new, deep copper-gold zone at its massive Serbian gold project, with a drill hit grading up to a stellar 6.8 per cent copper.

Politics

2 w. ago How much more do CEOs earn than you? Most Australians get it wrong

Asked how much top executives rake in, we are “astronomically off the mark”, a new study shows.

Politics

3 w. ago Strickland shifts focus after $45M equity sale of WA gold project

Strickland Metals will shift its focus to Serbia after the $45M equity sale of its WA gold project to Gateway Mining. Shareholders will get 80% of the Gateway shares.

Economics

3 w. ago Australia’s two biggest miners meet Trump over controversial copper plan

The US president has weighed in on the latest development in a fight that has been going on for years.

Politics

3 w. ago Dateline unearths six new breccia pipes at US Colosseum gold play

Dateline has lit up six new, potentially gold-rich breccia pipes at its US Colosseum project, with geophysics pointing to a much bigger mineralised gold system.

Politics

3 w. ago This should be a prime slice of the city. But it’s dark, noisy and unsafe

It could provide a crucial riverside open space for the growing number of CBD apartments, but instead Rebecca Walk is a “dead zone” infested with graffiti.

Politics