News for Terramin Australia Limited (TZN.AX)

Terramin Australia is set to commence drilling work at the project, which is one of the largest undeveloped zinc and lead deposits.

The ASX200 closed the first trading session of 2024 in record territory. It was hovering within just a few points of the August 2021 peak for much of the day, and ended up half a per cent at 7627.8 points.

Some ASX stocks to go to war with, some very bullish gold hedges, and who won the ASX in April?

After a solid +0.8% start, the ASX sagged to a 0.35% close, while Small Cappers Lincoln Minerals and Optima went flying on no news at all.

On Stockhead: SILK Laser and assorted ASX beauty stocks are making the most of 'The Lipstick Effect' - a sales surge coined by Estée Lauder.

Market closes flat while Pinnacle Minerals (ASX:PIM) has soared 24% after accidentally discovering rare earths at the Disruptor Prospect.

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?

Drilling has hit super high rare earths grades in clay up to 1.26% (12,611ppm) at Larvotto Resources (ASX:LRV) Merivale South prospect in WA.

Rise and Shine: Everything you need to know before the ASX opens

The positive lead from the overnight US and Europeans helped lift the Australian share market, with the XEC closing 1.21% higher.

On Stockhead today,  After Albermale, there's an ASX M&A get to know your takeover offer BBQ on Lithium Street, and everyone's invited.

A total of 8 out of 11 sectors were higher, with Energy in front and Health Care trailing at the back of the pack.

Is it the Year of the Semis, Guy Le Page isn't deserting gold, and a much better option than miserly term deposits.

The ASX slid into the murkiest of mires this afternoon, down 0.6% and with barely a handful of standouts to make getting out of bed today worthwhile.

The ASX has rolled into lunch down 0.2%, CleanSpace is up 47% for the morning and the Mystery of the Missing Monkeys has finally been solved.

Explorers returns to Freo, can Resmed's dream run continue, and AVZ probably isn't listening to Robert Friedland right now.

The ASX has stumbled to -0.55% after the RBA hiked interest rates again, while EV Resources made some serious hay, up 46% on a $25m investment commitment.