News for Tasman Resources Ltd (TAS.AX)

Kiwis Against Seabed Mining chairperson Cindy Baxter said TTR hasn’t done any new modelling of the sediment plume since 2017 and the EPA hearing committee had been considering doing its own modelling to fill the gap.

Manuka Resources (ASX: MKR) has welcomed official confirmation that the Taranaki VTM project operated by its wholly owned subsidiary Trans-Tasman

The ASX today told more than 20 companies across many sectors that it would be imposing suspensions on them

Here's the latest updates from five different companies – Antipa, E79 Gold Mines, Cooper Metals, Nimy Resources and Tasman.

ASX morning trade reveals winners, losers; Novonix expands production with $100 million grant

The ASX has dipped 0.3% this morning ahead of tonight's Federal Budget, but three Small Caps are having absolute belters despite the slow day.

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

On Stockhead, The ASX and the best new battery metal. Iron ore and China. And why gold is still great, just cheaper.

The ASX closed lower today with nine of 11 sectors in the red but Larvotto Resources (ASX:LRV) soared after positive drilling results.

Aussie stocks look like they're hand-passing back the sick gainz accrued yesterday. That's despite a decent day on Wall Street. What's doing?

Got a touch of Mondayitis? We hear you. The ASX 200 doesn't, though. It's been in quite solid form so far today.

The ASX has fallen on its face this morning, but Western Mines Group is soaring spectacularly in precisely the same way Virgin Orbit didn't.

ASX closes up following global markets higher as Hubify (ASX:HFY) subsidiary Broadland Solutions inks a new five-year Optus deal.

The ASX has staged The Recovery We Had To Have this morning, but the lukewarm +0.3% was waaay behind Vita Group's ball-busting 72% screamer.

On Stockhead today, We're kicking some cancer ass, as our American friends would say. When not facing another banking crisis. And lithium!

Goldies were the winners today, as the ASX shuddered to a 0.6% slide in the wake of America's Silicon Valley Bank falling in a heap last week.

The second-biggest bank collapse in US history has given the ASX pause this morning, but a handful of Small Caps are still livin' large.

Metro Mining (ASX:MMI) will expand production at the Bauxite Hills mine to 7 million tonnes per annum, thanks to a $45.5m loan.

Aussie bourse has its worst day since November 3 but in some rare good news Magnum Mining & Exploration (ASX:MGU) has surged 60%.