16 h. ago Why does Putin still own Trump? The question America’s allies are asking

Putin keeps spitting in Trump’s eye and Trump keeps telling the world that it’s raining.

Politics

36 h. ago Dateline pumps up its US minerals mix with huge strontium addition

Dateline Resources is continuing to flex its muscles in the high-stakes arena of US critical minerals by snapping up the US’s largest strontium project.

Politics

36 h. ago Eclipse diamond drill push to target Greenland rare earths potential

Eclipse Metals has inked a drilling contract as it gears up to launch a diamond drilling program at its Ivigtut and Gronnedal rare earth and critical minerals projects in Greenland.

Events

41 h. ago ASX rises as miners advance; Super Retail falls after sacking CEO

The Australian sharemarket opened slightly higher on Thursday, led by the mining heavyweights, after Wall Street set more records overnight.

Politics

56 h. ago Don’t tell children they’re ‘gifted’. Call them this instead

Telling children they’re “gifted and talented” sets them up for a lifetime of disappointment. There’s a better way.

Politics

4 d. ago It was a devastating scandal, but all these documentary makers saw was a thriller

The People vs Robodebt lets victims of the unlawful welfare overpayment retrieval scheme tell their stories.

Politics

4 d. ago ‘Fantastic, heroic story’: New series explores the human toll of the robodebt scandal

The People vs Robodebt lets victims of the unlawful welfare overpayment retrieval scheme tell their stories.

Politics

6 d. ago NRL’s final warning: Stop blocking Coates and Nawaqanitawase, or you’ll be binned

The NRL has written to the clubs in the finals series to tell them players will be sent to the sin bin if they use illegal tactics to stop the game’s high-flying wingers.

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6 d. ago Stellar Queensland gold discovery sends Zenith share price skyward

The market has piled into Zenith Minerals this morning after the company reported a jaw-dropping discovery hole at its Red Mountain gold project in Queensland.

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6 d. ago Harris slams Team Biden and ‘reckless’ Democrats, cites AUKUS in tell

The former vice president and failed presidential candidate says Democrats were “reckless” for failing to question Joe Biden’s decision to run again and leaving it up to him and his wife Jill.

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7 d. ago ASX closes higher on banks rally, miners sink on $75b merger

Australian shares have edged higher after a poor day for the mining sector eclipsed by strength in the banks and other sectors.

Politics

7 d. ago Litchfield 35% manganese samples point to big NT hydrothermal system

Rock samples from Litchfield Minerals’ Lucy Creek prospect have assayed up to 35% manganese with barium and base metals, indicating a possible big hydrothermal system.

Politics

7 d. ago Our future prosperity is bright. We’ve hidden an ace up our sleeve

Doomster economists predicting that our standard of living won’t improve much for decades are overlooking Australia’s superpower.

Politics

7 d. ago Estranged husband of mushroom cook killer turns his mind to content creation

CBD hears that Simon Patterson, husband of the triple-murderer mushroom cook Erin Patterson, is inclined to tell his own story, on his own terms.

Events

8 d. ago Lachlan got his prize, but like everything in Murdoch world, money was the real winner

Lachlan Murdoch, like his father Rupert, has inherited a news empire. Time will tell whether he can maintain its success.

Events

8 d. ago WA news LIVE: Premier tells BHP to ‘work harder’ after Pilbara solar farm project abandoned

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8 d. ago Why Japan’s revolving door of leaders is bad news for Australia

The leadership vacuum hits at a time when China is trying to assert its authority as a global superpower.

Politics

9 d. ago Price doubles down on Liberal infighting by demanding Hawke apologise

Price’s fresh demand will set another test for the opposition leader, who must rein in the senator or risk losing authority over her party room.

Politics

9 d. ago ‘Smaller slices of a smaller pie’: Business chief warns PM against world

Raising the prospect of a stand-off reminiscent of the Rudd-era mining tax, Business Council of Australia chief Bran Black will set red lines for the business community on tax reform.

Events

9 d. ago Liberal powerbroker tells Price to apologise, cites ‘real damage on both sides’

The fallout over Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price’s comments on Indian immigration is exposing broader infighting in the party.

Events