News for Constellation Resources Limited (CR1.AX)

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

The ASX200 finished green, but only just, up 0.12 per cent. The sectors were fairly split, with the best performers being Financials, Utilities and Energy. IT lost the most ground - 1.44 per cent - following a rough night's trade on the Nasdaq.

The ASX200’s been trading down a quarter of a per cent – even further than expected. The utilities and financials sectors are in the lead.

Constellation Resources (ASX:CR1) has revealed receipt of confirmation it's the state government's preferred party in a race to drill for helium in Western Australia.

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Who's leading the way with HPA, the semiconductor war reaches a new level, and Bottom Picker in a pickle.

The S&P/ASX200 closed up nicely for a Friday, gaining 1.75% to 6,758.80 and crossing above its 20-day moving average. Huh.

Popular explorer Ragusa Minerals (ASXZ:RAS) is expanding its NT Supergroup lithium project area. Drilling will begin ‘shortly’, it says.

Significant rare earth discovery confirmed!” says Desert Metals (ASX:DM1), which is now up ~170% since late August.

It's time to mention the war, can a rising Fenix lift all junior iron ore producers, and why boron is critical.

No really, this is all you need to know about hydrogen right now. Also, are big iron ore miners now in buying territory?

The Australian bourse recouped most of yesterday's losses despite tech stocks dropping again, this time by 3.49%. The ASX 200 rose 0.78%, closing at 7,411