Red Metal expands Qld footprint in hunt for copper elephants
Red Metal Ltd has swooped in on ground near its two projects in QLD, lodging 17 additional tenement applications for prospective iron oxide-copper-gold deposits.
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Power struggle: The push for Australia’s coal plants to pay to pollute
A new fight has erupted over a push for coal-fired power plants to face tougher pollution laws to ensure they do not stay open beyond current closure dates.
‘Obscurity not security’: Government accused of overreach in Medicare ‘hack’ response
Tech experts argue that the Medicare statistics portal’s code was set up to send data to anyone who requested files, including data that wasn’t promoted.
How illegal tobacco is sickening Australia’s health debate
Even reliable statistics have become a casualty of the volume of illicit nicotine products flooding Australia.
Informed of a job interview at 4am, but female garbo’s discrimination claim still fails
A tribunal found that the process was suboptimal, but there was no evidence the woman’s gender played a role in the council’s decision to reject her for a full-time job.
Jailing children fails on every measure. So why do we persist?
It costs $1.3m a year to keep a child in prison. And it doesn’t work.
‘I thought I was dreaming’: The Australian brothers turning football jerseys into high fashion
The boxy, vibrant silhouettes were once the domain of diehard fans. Now they’re a hot fashion item with women and men – and serious business.
Finally, this food bible’s coming to Australia. But Sydney and Melbourne must wait
South Australia is getting Australia’s Michelin Guide, and there’s a story behind that.
Squeezed skies: How avoiding war zones is driving up the cost of your flight
Regional conflicts and security risks are fragmenting global airspace, forcing airlines into longer, costlier detours.
The billionaire’s son with ties to Trump who is about to run Hollywood
When David Ellison first arrived in the movie capital, insiders laughed behind his back. He was dumb money to be fleeced, another starstruck rich guy with a chequebook. Now he is in charge.
Constable’s death and the dark territory that goes with job
The death of a young female NSW Police officer is a reminder of the dangers of standing in harm’s way on behalf of the community.
Big Hits: Anax Metals, Many Peaks Minerals and MinRex Resources
Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX last week, led by Anax Metals, which confirmed shallow high-grade mineralisation at its WA Mons Cupri deposit.