FDR uses 3D data to place development wells
Finder Energy will now use reprocessed 3D seismic data to finalise placement of development wells at its Kuda Tasi and Jahal oilfields.
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Break it Down: Titanium Sands
Titanium Sands reach another major milestone at its Sri Lankan heavy mineral sands project. Watch the video to hear what it is.
PLN accelerates US uranium exploration
Pioneer Lithium is accelerating exploration at its Skull Creek project in Colorado buoyed by a US executive order to bolster domestic uranium production.
Explorers Pod: Waratah Minerals
In this Explorers Podcast, Barry FitzGerald looks to NSW’s Lachlan Ford Belt, where Waratah Minerals (ASX:WTM) is busy on the ground.
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Tech bounces back as WhiteHawk, Harvest soar
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DLI lifts Mt Ida gold resource 46pc
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Long Shortz: Buxton Resources
Buxton Resources has announced a $3 million placement and EIS grant for its Madman and Centurion projects.
Guy on Rocks: Koonenberry Gold
Host Guy Le Page puts gold developer and explorer Koonenberry Gold under the microscope as the yellow metal trades ever higher.
Albo wins it. What now for investors?
Albo has clinched the election, and with fresh plans on housing, climate and critical minerals, investors are already sizing up the next move.
Federal elections are good for shares
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ASX up again as Dateline gets trump nod
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