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Aureka hits bonanza gold beneath historic Victorian pit
via smh.com.au
Aureka hits high-grade gold in Victoria with a 4.4m intercept grading 8.9g/t gold, including a bonanza 0.3m at 65.3g/t, extending its St Arnaud project south. -
Copper, overseas growth on Mineral Resources' radar
Mineral Resources is planning growth overseas and a foray into copper to latch onto booming demand for the red metal. -
Kmart to open more K Home stores as Anko rolls out across Asia
via smh.com.au
Wesfarmers chief Rob Scott said there’s more work to do before Kmart opens new furniture- and homewares-only stores. -
Viking clears US hurdle for 900t Nevada tungsten sample
via smh.com.au
Viking Mines has secured US approval for a 907-tonne bulk sample at its Linka tungsten project in Nevada, a key step towards offtake deals in a hot market. -
Greatland makes $862m at Telfer, Havieron development underway
Telfer mine owner Greatland Resources generated an $862 million post-tax net profit from its first full year of mining, covering the entire cost of its 2024 deal for the asset. -
ASX slips in early trade on rate hike calls; Qantas gains, Sigma slumps
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket dipped in early trade on yet another busy earnings season day, with Qantas and Wesfarmers among those having reporting their results. -
Resources, Aukus spur strong results for marine contractors
Mining maintenance, offshore subsea work, and a surge in defence contracts have powered full-year results for three of WA's key industrial and marine specialists. -
Fremantle Seaweed signs deal for dairy cattle, feedlot supplements
A seaweed product developed by ocean-tech firm Fremantle Seaweed has won approval for use as a feed supplement by Australia's beef cattle industry. -
Qantas profit tumbles as fuel costs soar; A380 to be retired
via smh.com.au
The company said its fuel bill jumped by more than $600 million. -
Qantas profit hit by fuel shock, βmuch-lovedβ A380 to be retired
via smh.com.au
The company said its fuel bill jumped by more than $600 million and also confirmed it plans to begin retiring the much-loved A380 fleet. -
Perdaman joins Rio Tinto to back Zesty green iron project
A green iron pilot plant under development in Western Australia would use Perdaman's hydrogen technology under a preliminary deal announced on Thursday. -
ASX opens lower after Wall Street drifts; Qantas profit slumps
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket dipped in early trade on yet another busy earnings season day, with Qantas and Wesfarmers among those having reporting their results. -
Bookstores struggle to fill shelves after cyber attack on major publisher
via abc.net.au
A cyber attack on one of Australia's major publishing distributors has left independent bookstores and authors struggling to meet customer demand. -
Exploration spend surpasses $1b
More than $1 billion was spent on exploration by locally listed miners seeking to deploy their healthy cash balances into project development and growth, BDO finds. -
Canaccord, Euroz Hartleys, Argonaut and Taylor Collison make the running
via smh.com.au
Canaccord, Euroz Hartleys, Argonaut and Taylor Collison make the running as The Cap Raise Crucible tracks another busy fortnight of ASX raisings. -
Bunnings lifts Wesfarmers' profit
A decision to drop prices on thousands of goods in the wake of household cost of living pressures helped the owner of Bunnings, Kmart and Priceline achieve another multi-billion dollar earnings -
Wall Street ends lower following hot inflation data
Wall Street's main indices have closed slightly lower after a US inflation reading came in hotter than expected, while many investors stuck to the sidelines ahead of AI bellwether Nvidia's earnings later in the day. -
Qantas profit tumbles as fuel costs soar
via smh.com.au
The company said its fuel bill jumped by over $600 million. -
Dividends back as Mineral Resources returns to black with $1.2b profit
Mineral Resources will pay its first dividend in two years after recording its strongest ever result off the back of a resurgent lithium market and a growing iron ore operation. -
Qantas profit tumbles as fuel coasts soar
via smh.com.au
The company said its fuel bill jumped by over $600 million. -
Bunnings CEO to retire, Kmart sales get Anko boost
via smh.com.au
Wesfarmers revealed the departure at its full-year results, as it delivered a $2.9 billion profit. -
Residents furious at illegal dumping in native bushland near school
via abc.net.au
Rubbish containing dangerous waste found illegally dumped in bushland upsets Albany residents, with the mayor saying it is the worst he has seen. -
'Absolutely horrible': Sleepless nights for families near new Sydney airport
via abc.net.au
Locals living near the new Western Sydney airport say they are only managing a few hours' sleep a night since operations began. -
Thredbo 'exposed to a warming climate' as value cut by $149m
via abc.net.au
One of Australia's largest ski resorts has had its value halved, with its owner blaming a poor 2026 snow season and the need to install new chairlifts and more snowmaking. -
ASX set to dip as Wall Street drifts; Qantas profit slumps; Nvidia rallies on earnings
via smh.com.au
The US stock market drifted through a quiet day of trading after a report said inflation was a touch worse last month than economists expected. -
ASX set to dip as Wall Street drifts; Nvidia rallies on earnings; Qantas results ahead
via smh.com.au
The US stock market drifted through a quiet day of trading after a report said inflation was a touch worse last month than economists expected. -
ASX set to dip as Wall Street drifts; Nvidia, Qantas results ahead
via smh.com.au
The US stock market drifted through a quiet day of trading after a report said inflation was a touch worse last month than economists expected. -
ASX set for a sluggish start as Wall Street drifts; Qantas profit slumps
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket is set for a flat start on another busy earnings season day, with Qantas and Wesfarmers among those having reported their latest results. -
Tasmania Police cancels $6m KPMG contract β but can't say why
via abc.net.au
Tasmania Police officers have been using a "clunky" intelligence system for years. KPMG was engaged to update it, but after two years and $6 million, its contract has been terminated and neither party can say why. -
Tasmania Police cancels $6m KPMG contract but unable to say why
via abc.net.au
Tasmania Police officers have been using a 'clunky' intelligence system for years. KPMG was engaged to update it, but after two years and $6 million, its contract has been terminated and neither party can say why.
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