News for Chalice Mining Limited (CHN.AX)

Chalice Mining Ltd has made a significant discovery about the potential of its Gonneville project in Western Australia

It was a centre of Western Australia’s earliest gold rushes way back…

Platina has confirmed its receipt of EIS co-funding from the WA State Government to underpin its next drill run.

On October 24, the USA reportedly approached its G7 counterparts and proposed a ban on Russian titanium, and, palladium.

Chalice Mining Ltd has seen its multi-mineral play Gonneville in Western Australia receive a second piece of government recognition.

The Australian share market has finished flat as the market braces for an expected interest rate cut in the US.

The Australian market is treading water as investors hold their breath ahead of a speculated interest rate reduction in the US, expected to be the first rate cut since 2020. At noon AEST on Wednesday, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was flat, up 1.1 points, or 0.01 per cent, at 8142.0, while the broader All Ordinaries […]

The ASX200 has closed up 0.24% at 8,141 points, after the market hit a new all time record in intra-day trade.

Octava Minerals (ASX: OCT) has identified high-grade antimony in a review of a base metals reconnaissance drilling campaign conducted earlier this year at

Chalice Mining (ASX:CHN) has been recognised as a 'strategic project' by the WA government under Roger Cook's helm.

Materials finished the leading sector, closing up 2.25%, followed by Real Estate 1.02% and Energy, just under 0.84%.

Aged care taps the richThe wealthiest retirees will pay up to $9100 a year extra for residential care under a user-pays overhaul of the aged care funding system that was agreed to by the government an

The ASX200 has closed up 1.1% at 8,075 points. The Aussie bourse followed Wall Street’s tech sector higher.

Constellation Resources (ASX: CR1) has secured a deal to acquire the Ularring copper gold project in Western Australia from Ramelius Resources (ASX: RMS)

Pressure on PM to face up to BeijingThe Albanese government is under pressure to confront Beijing over accusations of cyberespionage, after its main counterintelligence agency for the first time publi

In a choppy day of trade, the ASX200 was up 0.30% heading into the last hour of trade, where it sat earlier in the day. The IT and Materials were firmly in the lead ahead of late afternoon trades, with Real Estate following in the green. Utilities and telecoms led the fallers.

The ASX200 was up a quarter of a percent at lunchtime with materials in the lead, up just over 1%. Its gains were partially driven by iron ore prices climbing back to US$110.40 in Singapore; around a three-week high.

Australian futures are set to rise today on positive US market moves overnight, and bullish comments from the Federal Reserve about rate cuts.

The BRICS alliance has been snapping up gold with plans to use it to back a new currency to challenge US dollars.