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Insignia Financial chief executive Scott Hartley.

Drawn-out battle ends with $3.3 billion takeover deal

The owner of MLC has agreed to a takeover from overseas private equity investors seeking exposure to the $4.2 trillion superannuation pool.

  • Clancy Yeates

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One of Strickland Metals eight drill rigs operating at the company’s Rogozna project in Serbia.

Strickland nails 14g/t gold at Serbian Gradina deposit

Strickland Metals has nailed high-grade gold up to 14.8g/t at its Rogozna project in Serbia, ahead of a maiden mineral resource estimate by late-2025.

  • Doug Bright
An open stope from historic mining at the Guadalupe y Calvo gold-silver project, recently secured by Advance Metals, in the northwest Mexican state of Chihuahua.

Advance pushes 100-million-ounce silver mark with new Mexican project

Advance Metals has locked in the right to earn up to 100 per cent of a new high-grade gold-silver project in the northwest Mexican state of Chihuahua.

  • Craig Nolan
Wall Street is brushing off the effects of the Trump chaos.

The world is more scared of Trump than America is

The Trump circus is in full swing, but Wall Street is surprisingly brushing it off.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
Larvotto’s US$105 million bond issue will help restart its Hillgrove project in New South Wales, including upgrades to its processing plant, tails storage, infrastructure and underground mining access.

Larvotto plumps finances with US$105M for NSW gold/antimony mine

Larvotto Resources has raised US$105M (A$161.3M) via a fully subscribed senior secured bond to help restart its NSW Hillgrove antimony-gold project, aimed at first production in 2026.

  • Doug Bright
Great Southern Mining has sold its Southern Star mining licence in WA’s Eastern Goldfields to Regis Resources for up to $9 million. The licence sits just 3.5 kilometres south of Regis’s 390,000-ounce Ben Hur gold deposit.

Great Southern sells mining licence in $9 million WA gold belt deal

Great Southern Mining has sold a mining lease to Regis Resources in a deal worth up to $9M, freeing up cash to chase new gold at its residual WA Duketon gold project.

  • James Pearson
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This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runners of the Week is… Lumos Diagnostics.

ASX Runners: Lumos, Tali Resources, Osteopore, ClearVue & Evion

Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runners of the Week is… Lumos Diagnostics, after it signed a diagnostics supply agreement for the US, valued at up to $487 million.

  • Andrew Todd
Wall Street has had a rollercoaster session on Wednesday.

Aussie shares soar as jobless rise lifts rates cut hope

Banks and miners helped push the Australian sharemarket to a record high on Thursday despite a shaky session on Wall Street.

  • Staff reporter
Reserve Bank of Australia governor Michele Bullock.

Oops. Did the Reserve Bank get that last rate decision wrong?

With June’s labour force numbers out, the merry dance of predicting rate movements and second-guessing the central bank begins afresh.

  • Elizabeth Knight
Locksley Resources has started drilling at its Mojave project in California, targeting high-grade rare earths and antimony systems.

Locksley launches dual drilling campaign near US rare earths giant

US approvals are in place and Locksley is poised to drill for rare earths and antimony mineralisation at its Mojave Desert project next door to the Mountain Pass mine.

  • Bill McConnell

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