2 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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5 h. ago ‘War criminal falling from the sky’: Why Alaskans aren’t happy to host Putin

“I don’t trust his intentions and I don’t know how I feel about having a war criminal in my state,” said one Anchorage resident.

Events

7 h. ago Inside the remote city where Trump will play his ‘chess game’ with Putin

“I don’t trust his intentions and I don’t know how I feel about having a war criminal in my state,” said one Anchorage resident.

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7 h. ago In the remote city where Trump will play his ‘chess game’ with Putin

“I don’t trust his intentions and I don’t know how I feel about having a war criminal in my state,” said one Anchorage resident.

Politics

24 h. ago Perth woman’s nightclub Nazi salute costs her $1000 fine and her job

Theresa Plunkett-Hill was kicked out of Connections last month by a German security guard. In response, she yelled “heil Hitler” before performing a Nazi salute three times.

Society

37 h. ago The family that kills together stays together in this apocalypse with a twist

40 Acres presents a new take on a familiar theme that will almost certainly leave you feeling shaken up.

Events

47 h. ago As a player, I saw two of my coaches get sacked. This is how the Melbourne players will be feeling

It can’t be compared to any of life’s real tragedies, but I know from experience that there is a grieving process players go through when the axe falls on their coach.

Sport

62 h. ago From milk to magic: How to make paneer (and three ways to use it)

Transforming milk into fresh, squeaky Indian cheese is simple, yet it feels like kitchen alchemy. Here’s how.

Politics

2 d. ago The Dubai connection that laid the seeds for a $1b superannuation disaster

The origins of a scheme that pumped 12,000 Australians into doomed funds came on the instructions of a man in the UAE.

Politics

4 d. ago Billy Slater blasts NRL handling on Trainer controversy: Billy Slater Podcast: Ep23

Billy Slater unpacks a round of big results, giving his take on the Roosters' dominant performance and why the Dolphins are "starting to feel the pinch." He shares a strong opinion on the referees' handling of the four sin bins in that game and weighs in on the ongoing "trainer-gate" controversy, arguing the NRL needs to "police it more." Billy also discusses the Broncos' injury crisis, the Bulldogs' long-term strategy, and why the Warriors' season is "starting to become desperate."

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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 What we know about the meteor that dazzled Victoria and lit up parts of Melbourne

The sonic boom over central Victoria on Sunday evening likely marked the last moments of a chunk from an ancient, lost protoplanet.

Politics

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

5 d. ago Hegseth reposts video of pastors saying women shouldn’t be allowed to vote

The repost on X from the US defence secretary illustrates his deep, personal connection to a Christian nationalist pastor with extreme views on the role of religion and women.

Politics

5 d. ago Give your home an expensive feel with these homewares starting from $40

Velvet brings sumptuous warmth to the home. Think statement seating, textured touches and loads of lush cushions.

Events

6 d. ago Australian detained in Greece over Robert Issa murder connected to Sonsa Market

Melbourne businessman Christopher Perrone was arrested by Greek detectives at Athens international airport as he was reportedly about to board a flight.

Events

6 d. ago Sometimes, a fake pill can make us feel better. Science is starting to reveal why

How can sham treatments make us feel better or worse? Fascinating research is studying the placebo effect and its negative cousin, the nocebo.

Science

6 d. ago Too much housework to do? Try this method to win your time back

When there are so many household chores to do, it can feel overwhelming. “Batching” is designed to create order from chaos, streamline tasks – and give you back more leisure time.

Society

6 d. ago Too much housework to do? Try this method to win back your time

A long list of household chores can feel overwhelming. That’s where “batching” comes in – creating order from chaos, streamlining tasks and giving you more leisure time.

Society

7 d. ago Nowhere on Earth feels more connected to the ancient world than here

In one of the world’s greatest ancient civilisations, what’s old is new.

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