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78.5% of all respondents said they would like to see nuclear energy as part of Australia's energy mix in the next 25yrs 86.3% of all respondents cited the reliability of nuclear energy as a power source as the main benefit/opportunity of nuclear energy in Australia 73.9% of all respondents cited public opinion as the main barriers to/challenges with nuclear energy in Australia PERTH, Australia, Jan. 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Despite the ongoing public debate kicked off by Coalition's plans for a nuclear-powered Australia if elected in 2025's general election, people working within the energy and resources sector are strongly in favour nuclear energy having a role in Australia's future energy mix.

ASX copper stocks going cheap with a sub $30m market cap, the ASX Tech sector is suddenly the place to be, and the top 50 ASX miners and explorers for April.

The ASX crumbled to a -0.92% close after what can only be described as a 25 basis point mugging at the hands of the RBA Board this afternoon.

The ASX opened lower, landing at -0.2% at lunchtime, Pinnacle went soaring until the ASX said 'stop' and Coolabah's been shopping in Canada.

Aussie markets have opened higher, hitting +0.56% at lunchtime, with WA1 Resources resuming its climb towards +1000% for the year. Wow.

Project developer Alliance Nickel (ASX:AXN) inks binding offtake and share subscription agreement with carmaker Stellantis.

On Stockhead Thursday, Reuben and Josh join a gold odyssey with Liberum and Argonaut. Gregor flays bad people from failed crypto firm FTX.

Closing Bell: The end of day wrap that would have been on time if the NBN wasn’t such a smouldering sack of butt-meat

The ASX is up 0.57%, the Nasdaq's gone full-bull and Heavy Rare EARTHS has something to shout about from its Cowalinya project.

Beverage/ natural medicine co Fiji Kava (ASX:FIJ) has appointed RooLife (ASX:RLG) as exclusive ecommerce distributor in Australia and China.

Afternoon. How are we shaping up today in ASX Small Caps Town? A little iffy, given the mixed bag Wall Street left on our doorstep overnight.

The Emerging Companies index managed to lift slightly this week to 0.61% but all sectors finished in the red.

When we all just think happy thoughts, wish hard enough and really believe, miracles – like today's last-minute ASX gains – can happen.

The S&P/ASX Emerging Companies (XEC) indices has finished the week up 0.55% and in a further positive sign is up 4.84% in past month.

The small caps that won the ASX in November, why small caps always triumph, and Woodside's actual role in creating a Net Zero world.

Closing Bell: Gold goes nuts as ASX goldies lead golden day for Aussie markets; and the The Fed talk which started it all

The ASX has been buoyed by a strong show from Wall Street overnight, and it turns out that bats are like death metal singers. Who knew?

S&P/ASX Emerging Companies (XEC) index was up by 0.4% on Friday, but down 1% for the five sessions to, 2.30pm today in Sydney.

Who's in the $2 trillion green steel chase, who's buying the dip with Cathie Wood, and why now's not the time to lose your bottle.