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Emerald plots local goldmine
Asian-focused goldminer Emerald Resources is a step closer to establishing a local production asset, with hopes of starting development this year. -
Forrestania fast-tracks WA gold production for December
via smh.com.au
Forrestania is fast-tracking its Edna May gold restart for December. First ore is on the pad, mill liners are en route, and mining has mobilised. -
Aurum hits more golden paydirt beyond West African resource
via smh.com.au
Aurum has hit bonanza gold, including 0.65m at 41.38g/t, outside its BST1 resource at the 3.22Moz Boundiali project, ahead of a key gold resource update due this month. -
Deep Yellow defers Tumas FID again
Shares in Deep Yellow rose slightly early on Friday, despite the uranium producer again deferring a final investment decision at its flagship Tumas project in Namibia. -
Euroz shuffles leadership, Hughes to return
Jay Hughes will return to Euroz Hartleys as non-executive chairman once its $145 million corporate finance division sale is complete, while a new CEO will join the ranks. -
Alcoa warns of ‘harder decisions’ if WA approvals delayed further
Alcoa's global CEO says the company may have to make ‘harder decisions', if it does not secure new WA environmental approvals in the first six months of next year. -
December rare earths production debut looms for Lindian in Malawi
via smh.com.au
Lindian Resources is set for first rare earths production in December at its Kangankunde project in Malawi, with construction and power infrastructure nearly complete. -
PLS Group approves $2.5b Pilgangoora lithium mine expansion
The Pilgangoora project in the Pilbara will become the world's largest hard rock lithium mine under a $2.5 billion expansion approved by PLS Group. -
'Investors freaking out' about Wall Street big tech as warning bell rings
via abc.net.au
The cost of insuring against a debt default of Wall Street's tech titans has hit record levels. Soaring debt and rising interest rates have seen investors fret about a major collapse. -
Safety concern in remote community with police station unstaffed
via abc.net.au
Residents near Laura, in southern Cape York Peninsula, say the understaffing of their police station has led to safety concerns, including for those at risk of domestic violence. -
Miners and tech stocks send ASX higher after Wall Street rebounds
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket pushed higher in early trade on Friday, led by a rally in mining and tech stocks, after US stock pulled closer to their records overnight. -
Dating apps are supposed to make money and help people find love. Are they doing neither?
via smh.com.au
“The worst thing possible for Hinge is for people to fall in love,” says Australian writer Alistair Kitchen, who has created his own app to rival it. -
TVSN fires off legal letters as war with suppliers escalates
via smh.com.au
TVSN director Bernie Brookes is refusing to hand the business over to administrators as suppliers become infuriated with the home shopping network’s radio silence. -
Wall St higher as traders shift from AI to healthcare
The S&P 500 has closed higher, springing back from early losses as investors concerned about AI stocks shifted into Eli Lilly, UnitedHealth and other healthcare and consumer stocks. -
Mayor says flood-prone airstrip may need to move despite $27m upgrade
via abc.net.au
A Gulf of Carpentaria Mayor is calling for a newly repaired airstrip to be relocated to avoid future disasters. -
Closing the gap in the North West
Multi-user port is testing Australia's northern defence strategy. -
Sandalwood industry left in limbo as WA government mulls new rules
via abc.net.au
Producers say Western Australia's lucrative sandalwood industry faces an uncertain future, as the state government reviews the regulations governing the harvest of the valuable wood. -
Supercars to return to Phillip Island, plugging hole left by MotoGP exit
via abc.net.au
The Victorian government has announced a five-year deal to bring the Supercars to Phillip Island, helping offset an $80 million loss caused by losing the MotoGP. -
New Victorian laws reveal auction reserves, so buyers stop wasting weekends
via abc.net.au
The real estate industry says new laws targeting agents underquoting a house price are well-intentioned but poorly designed. -
Interests of homebuyers and sellers collide in fight for transparency
via abc.net.au
The real estate industry says new laws targeting agents underquoting a house price are well-intentioned but poorly designed. -
Reassembling John Travolta's jet down to nuts and 5,400 bolts stage
via abc.net.au
The old luxury jet movie star John Travolta donated to a NSW aviation museum is being painstakingly reassembled on site. -
Global sugar prices rally amid key producer Brazil's presidential election
via abc.net.au
The rally has brought relief to Australian farmers, who faced months of uncertainty as input costs rose. -
Steelworkers down tools for last time amid first wave of redundancies
via abc.net.au
As the first wave of hundreds of job losses hits Whyalla's troubled steel plant, workers and the city as a whole are facing uncertain futures. -
Car insurance premiums jump by almost 60 per cent in four years
via abc.net.au
Some comprehensive car insurance premiums have nearly doubled since 2020 as the government calls on the industry to "step up with fairer pricing and greater transparency". -
Car insurance premiums increase almost 60pc in four years
via abc.net.au
Some comprehensive car insurance premiums have nearly doubled since 2020 as the government calls on the industry to "step up with fairer pricing and greater transparency". -
Amazon sold light months after being told of fire danger
via abc.net.au
Amazon Australia was warned months ago that a ceiling light for sale had caught fire and melted during a lab test. -
Amazon removes ceiling light after it catches fire in safety test
via abc.net.au
Amazon Australia was warned months ago that a ceiling light for sale had caught fire and melted during a lab test. -
Hobart stadium facing 'cost pressures' as price tag remains unclear
via abc.net.au
With an updated price tag for Hobart's AFL stadium expected to be released by the end of the year, the Tasmanian premier has skirted around questions on whether he would limit Tasmania's contribution to $875 million. -
Builder revealed, but cost of new stadium still 'being worked through'
via abc.net.au
With an updated price tag for Hobart's AFL stadium expected to be released by the end of the year, the Tasmanian premier has skirted around questions on whether he would limit Tasmania's contribution to $875 million. -
Spirit of Tasmania crew hit by severe gastro on voyage from Scotland
via abc.net.au
A severe gastro outbreak on the Spirit of Tasmania V during its delivery voyage earlier this year has become the focus of a pay dispute in the Fair Work Commission.
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