Infinity Mining has confirmed a newly exposed quartz-stibnite vein at its Walhalla South project in Victoria, reinforcing high-grade antimony rock-chip results and unlocking a compelling new exploration target.
Rowena Duckworth
Iron ore futures declined, after top buyer China announced it would introduce a licensing system on the export of certain steel products from next year.
Annie Lee
Aussie travellers are likely to get a boost as a widening split between the Reserve Bank and US Fed should push the local currency higher.
Matt Mckenzie
Western Australia’s predicted grain harvest continues to surge despite lashing rain and wind hampering farmers’ harvesting efforts, with a massive 26.55 million tonnes now forecast.
Cally Dupe
CBH Group has reported a surplus of $208.3 million, up on last year’s $73.8 million result, powered by last year’s bumper harvest and what it says is “strong supply chain performance”.
Dateline Resources has delivered standout high-grade gold intercepts beneath its Colosseum pit in California, sharpening the North Pit model and adding momentum to a gold feasibility study at record prices.
The MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan has fallen as investors await a string of economic data releases this week.
Gregor Stuart Hunter
The charge, a first for ASIC, is part of a “circuit-breaker” package of orders put on the share market operator over a string failures.
Sean Smith
Weakness in iron ore, gold and copper miners has weighed on the local bourse, wiping most of the sector's previous week of gains in a single session.
Adrian Black
ASX Limited shares have fallen to their lowest level since 2018 after the market regulator said it would require it to hold another $150 million in capital.
Derek Rose
THE ECONOMIST: Despite fears of job losses, some aspects of the new technology require human skills.
Two idle underground gold mines plus adjacent exploration ground is being packaged into a new corporate vehicle.
Adrian Rauso
Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue will buy the rest of the shares it doesn’t already own in Peru-focused copper play Alta Copper in a cash deal that sets the scene for a long-term bet on the red metal.
Simone Grogan
Six of the 11 S&P 500 industry sectors closed lower, led by heavyweight tech stocks, which dropped 2.9 per cent.
Sinéad Carew and Johann M Cherian
Pacific workers in Australia to fill key labour shortages are at risk of exploitation and have a widespread fear of retaliation.
Robyn Wuth
Athletes don’t walk out on the field and accidentally win major competitions. They train for years, honing their skills. Financial success is the same. It happens by practising good habits.
Sandra Kent
The Windimurra mine, which was Australia’s only operational vanadium mine until it went up in smoke more than a decade ago, could soon get another life.
Q+A: Made a packet on the sale of an investment property in this red hot market? Good for you! But how will you keep the taxman’s hands off his share of capital gains tax? Here’s how ...
Nick Bruining
There’s one part of the Centrelink system that trips people up when trying to work out their age pension. Here’s how deeming rates work, and the asset limits you need to know before your payments are clipped.
About to retire? Here’s how to make the seamless shift into life after work and what you need to know before your last day, especially when it comes to accessing your superannuation and an age pension.
The Reserve Bank has issued a stark warning about interest rates, as rising inflation and strong spending threaten mortgage relief.
Cameron Micallef
Coles and Woolworths have hit back at “unprecedented” Federal price-gouging laws, with one of the big chains claiming it makes around $2.50 for every $100 a customer spends.
Cheyanne Enciso
A long-awaited tunnel project promising to ease congestion in one of Australia's biggest cities has officially opened after cost blowouts and lengthy delays.
Samantha Lock
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed Labor’s mid-year budget update will save billions, but stopped short of divulging the fate of a looming $42bn deficit.
Ria Pandey
