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Aguia finds profitable gold-phosphate path to redemption

Aguia finds profitable gold-phosphate path to redemption

Aguia Resources has endured a forgettable few years, but with a new plan in place for its gold and phosphate projects, a road to riches may well lie just ahead.

  • by James Pearson

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Lab-busting uranium results turbocharge Infini shares

Lab-busting uranium results turbocharge Infini shares

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is … Infini Resources. Its share price jumped 225.81 per cent on the back of a slew of quality uranium results.

  • by Craig Nolan
Hotel branded residences transform luxury city living

Hotel branded residences transform luxury city living

Upmarket apartment homes that are managed by luxury hotel chains, are gaining momentum as developers and buyers recognise the lifestyle and investment benefits.

  • by Carolyn Cummins
Unwanted WA gold plot becomes cash cow for Auric

Unwanted WA gold plot becomes cash cow for Auric

What was once viewed by many as an ugly duckling, Auric Mining’s Jeffreys Find gold project near Norseman in WA is set to deliver the company another $2 million.

  • by James Pearson
Safe bet? Investors take savage haircuts in commercial real estate

Safe bet? Investors take savage haircuts in commercial real estate

Selling buildings that seemed like a safe bet when purchased three years ago is hurting investors’ hip pockets.

  • by Nicole Lindsay
Bubble tea battle: Sharetea Australia ‘very happy’ after three-year fight against Taiwanese giant
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Bubble tea battle: Sharetea Australia ‘very happy’ after three-year fight against Taiwanese giant

Sharetea Australia has gained the exclusive rights to use the brand in the country – but it faces ongoing battles with disgruntled franchisees.

  • by Jessica Yun
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Streaming trumps free-to-air TV in new live sports broadcast bill

Streaming trumps free-to-air TV in new live sports broadcast bill

Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young says the government is out of touch on the cost of living and young Australians after passing a bill on access to live sport.

  • by Calum Jaspan
ClearVue kicks till with second US greenhouse sale

ClearVue kicks till with second US greenhouse sale

ClearVue Technologies has sold a second package of its solar glass to a leading US greenhouse manufacturer for the construction of a demonstration facility.

  • by Craig Nolan
Ardea launches DFS drilling for giant WA nickel play

Ardea launches DFS drilling for giant WA nickel play

Ardea Resources has kicked off DFS drilling planned to stretch 51,745m at the Kalgoorlie nickel project it now shares with a giant Japanese consortium.

  • by Craig Nolan
A series of unfortunate events: Demise of Booktopia is a page turner
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Insolvency

A series of unfortunate events: Demise of Booktopia is a page turner

A blindingly bright-coloured flag appeared only a month ago when the listed company told the market that directors’ fees for the year would be paid by issuing shares, rather than in cash.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
Latitude hits ASX boards for Finland gold-cobalt foray

Latitude hits ASX boards for Finland gold-cobalt foray

The new ASX entity known as Latitude 66 says high-tech data makes exploration at its KSB gold-cobalt project in Finland as easy as “shooting fish in a barrel”.

  • by Andrew Todd

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