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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.
Craig Nolan
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.
Michael Busbridge
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.
Sean Smith
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.
Simone Grogan
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.
Gold and silver are again climbing towards record highs, boosted by uncertainty caused by US President Donald Trump's latest tariff moves on South Korea.
Stella Qiu
Gateway Mining has restarted drilling at its Yandal gold project in WA with two aircore rigs targeting the Haflinger discovery and the Mustang shear, ahead of follow-up RC drilling in the coming weeks.
Rowena Duckworth
A broad surge in metals markets has boosted BHP Group’sshares, helping the miner unseat Commonwealth Bank of Australia as the nation’s most valuable company.
Jackie Edwards and Carmeli Argana
The local share market was on track for its best day of 2026, led by strong gains for BHP and Rio Tinto, while the Aussie had hit a 15-month high.
Derek Rose
THE ECONOMIST: AI could indeed wreak havoc in the white-collar workforce. But rather than make such jobs less lucrative — let alone redundant — it is likelier to reshape them.
THE ECONOMIST: The militia is still a force in Lebanese politics, but its ability to menace abroad has been severely weakened
Donald Trump says he's raising tariffs on some South Korean imports to 25 per cent, accusing the country of "not living up" to its trade deal with Washington.
Kanishka Singh and Andrea Shalal and Joyce Lee
An easing in capacity constraints will help soothe some worried minds at Martin Place, but hot inflation data could still force the Reserve Bank to hike rates.
Jacob Shteyman
Ten per cent of people in Britain are living "in very deep poverty", with children disproportionately affected, a report has found.
Catarina Demony
Precious metals are soaring as investors continue to load up on hard assets as a hedge against geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty.
Aaron Gregg
A Zijin Mining Group subsidiary has agreed to buy Allied Gold, which owns gold mines in Africa, for $C5.5 billion ($5.8b) in the latest step in the Chinese company’s rapid growth.
William Clowes
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney has played down Donald Trump's threat to impose a 100 per cent tariff on goods imported to the US from Canada.
ROB GILLIES
