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Drill blitz serves up 10.72g/t WA gold for Great Southern
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Great Southern Mining has hit 10.72g/t gold at Golden Boulder in WA, extending mineralisation down-dip as it tests the scale of its 3.5km Main Line trend. -
Coalition vows to 'take a chainsaw' to climate laws, offshore wind
via abc.net.au
The Coalition has promised a major slowdown of renewables if it wins power, including scrapping most offshore renewables sites, formalising its commitment to unpick Australia's key climate policies. -
Critical Resources surges on first-mover Suriname gold grab
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Critical Resources has surged after making a first-mover play in Suriname, securing rights to acquire a 90% interest in the 164-square-kilometre Gonini gold project. -
Wildly popular ex-premier tipped for Stokes-backed media giant board
via abc.net.au
Former WA premier Mark McGowan is tipped for appointment to the board of Southern Cross Media Group, which owns Channel 7, newspapers, websites and radio services across Australia. -
McGowan set to get director spot on Stokes-backed media giant
via abc.net.au
Former WA premier Mark McGowan is tipped for appointment to the board of Southern Cross Media Group, which owns Channel 7, newspapers, websites and radio services across Australia. -
CDC plans 192MW Hazelmere data centre
Critical digital infrastructure operator CDC Data Centres has unveiled plans to construct a 192-megawatt data centre in Hazelmere, marking its second planned development in WA. -
Watchdog again blocks sale of RAC WA insurance arm to east-coast giant
via abc.net.au
Australia's competition watchdog again blocks the sale of WA's largest insurer to an east-coast industry giant, reiterating the purchase would likely reduce competition in the state's insurance market. -
Satterley’s Perth Hills plan ‘flawed’, tribunal rules
A state tribunal has upheld a peak planning body's refusal of Satterley Property Group's plan for the Perth Hills, describing the proposal as “flawed”. -
Daughter sues mum over former mining exec's $30 million farm inheritance
via abc.net.au
The daughter of a mining executive who was killed in a plane crash 20 years ago, leaving behind a more-than-$30 million fortune, is taking her mother to the Supreme Court for part of an estate she says she was promised. -
Aurum lands $52.5M war chest to fast-track West African gold build
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Aurum Resources has banked $52.5M to fast-track its 3.22Moz Boundiali gold project in Côte d’Ivoire, with funds earmarked for early development works and aggressive drilling. -
Warren Buffett just took a big risk with the $1.5 trillion giant he built
via smh.com.au
At face value, 71-year-old farmer Howard Buffett has no obvious qualifications to be appointed chairman of a prestigious company, other than that he is the founder’s son. He couldn’t have a more daunting act to follow. -
Advanced Navigation to deploy system in Polish turrets
Perth-founded unicorn Advanced Navigation will have its Boreas inertial navigation systems embedded on Polish anti-drone turrets, in a deal inked with Kongsberg worth $26 million. -
Small business navigates testing times
Issues outside their control have amplified pressures facing small business owners. -
City council sacks CEO Michelle Reynolds
City of Perth chief executive Michelle Reynolds has been sacked after a confidential meeting of the council on Tuesday night to consider a report into claims levelled against her earlier this year. -
ASX is little changed as miners rise, oil stocks struggle; Myer jumps
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket was flat in early trade, with gains by mining stocks offset by weaker energy stocks as oil dropped below the $US100-a-barrel mark. -
Government funding for Southern Forests Food Council ends
A South West food group's government funding has run dry, with the organisation mulling cuts to its services so it can survive. -
ACCC blocks IAG-RAC deal, again
The competition watchdog has again opposed IAG's $1.35 billion proposal to acquire RAC's insurance business, doubling down on its stance the deal would substantially lessen competition. -
Airport expansion a threat to character of beachside suburb, opponents say
via abc.net.au
Residents living in a "low-key" beachside area on the Sunshine Coast say they have been blindsided by the plans, which allow for hotels, homes and shops. -
New precision medicine venture gives Syngenis added firepower
via smh.com.au
Syngenis has joined Perron Institute and Gene S founders in a new precision-medicine venture that puts its integrated DNA and RNA biotech platform to work. -
Schools trial AI leak detection technology to save water
via abc.net.au
The NSW government says about 20 per cent of the 2 million megalitres of water used by schools is lost to leaks every year. -
Nasdaq reaches record high close, AI stocks rally
The Nasdaq has notched a record high close, lifted by Micron Technology and other AI-related stocks, while the S&P 500 also hovered just below a record high. -
Qantas announces when Sydney-New York non-stop flights will start
via smh.com.au
Qantas said the direct flight will begin in mid-2028 and would shave three hours off the typical journey from Sydney to New York. -
Cautious farmers embrace renewable energy to boost income streams
via abc.net.au
Farmers sign up to renewable projects on their land to diversify income, but large-scale projects and transmission lines remain sticking points. -
British backpacker left by Greyhound bus in outback roadhouse
via abc.net.au
A British backpacker was on a Greyhound bus from Alice Springs to Adelaide when she was left at a toilet stop in the middle of the night. -
British backpacker left alone at night by Greyhound bus in outback
via abc.net.au
A female backpacker was on a Greyhound bus from Alice Springs to Adelaide when she was left at a toilet stop in the middle of the night. -
Central Victorian council votes to keep divisive public holiday
via abc.net.au
The City of Greater Bendigo council has voted to keep Bendigo Cup Day as the local public holiday for another five years, despite a push from local businesses to switch to Melbourne Cup Day. -
ASX set to advance, Wall Street steady; Solly Lew joins Myer board
via smh.com.au
Wall Street held near its record high in a relatively quiet day for markets worldwide. -
High prices could change chocolate-eating habits
via abc.net.au
High chocolate prices may be forcing consumers to change their habits. -
Chocolate prices remain stubbornly high. Is there any relief coming?
via abc.net.au
Chocolate prices are not expected to come down any time soon, with one smaller producer saying the cost may lead to consumers eating less but higher quality chocolate. -
ASX set to advance, Wall Street steady; Oil prices slip
via smh.com.au
Wall Street is holding near its record high in a relatively quiet day for markets worldwide.
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