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Political veteran Vince Catania has been appointed CEO of Hastings Technology Metals after successfully leading joint venture negotiations on the company’s Yangibana rare earths project with Andrew Forrest’s Wyloo Consolidated Investments.

WA political veteran Vince Catania takes the reins at Hastings

Hastings Technology Metals has named ex-politician Vince Catania as CEO to drive final investment and construction at the company’s Yangibana rare earths project in WA.

  • James Pearson

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The Huasco coast has been earmarked as a future site for Hot Chili’s seawater intake and pumping station to supply the company’s flagship Costa Fuego copper-gold project in Chile’s southern Atacama region.

Hot Chili taps into seawater to unlock copper-rich north Chile

Hot Chili Ltd’s Huasco Water project aims to unlock billions in copper, farming and community growth with a vital water supply across Chile’s arid Huasco Valley.

  • James Pearson
Half-core from Advance Metals’ first diamond hole at Yoquivo, from about 126.6 metres down-hole in the lower Pertenencia Vein, shows breccia infilled by silver-bearing sulphide mineralisation (black), which assayed 0.13m at 2250 grams per tonne silver and 17.2g/t gold.

Advance nails big gold-silver runs in Mexican drilling program

Advance Metals drilling at its Yoquivo silver-gold project in Mexico intercepted 3.55m at 249g/t silver equivalent, including 0.77m at 965g/t silver equivalent from 115.4m.

  • Doug Bright
Bulls N’ Bears takes a look at some notable drill hits from ASX-listed companies.

ASX Big Hits: Sunshine Metals, Variscan Mines & PVW Resources

Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits examines some notable drill intercepts revealed on the ASX, including Sunshine Metals’ one-ounce-per-tonne gold hit from 41m.

  • Doug Bright
Optiscan Imaging plans to market its InSpecta high-tech microscopic imaging unit to the flourishing veterinary industry.

Optiscan unveils high-tech imaging device for veterinarians

Optiscan Imaging has unveiled its high-tech imaging device InSpecta, designed for veterinarians to boost diagnostics and treatment for pets, including dogs and cats.

  • Craig Nolan
United States Secretary of the Department of the Interior Doug Burgum (right) and Dateline Resources managing director Stephen Baghdadi at a meeting in Washington DC.

US government throws more weight behind Dateline rare earths

Dateline Resources won more US government backing after Interior Secretary Burgum called its Californian rare earths project key to America’s mineral independence.

  • James Pearson
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This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Eclipse Metals

ASX Runners of the Week: Eclipse, Bryah, Bastion & Codeifai

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is… Eclipse Metals. The share price surged after unveiling a beefed-up rare earths resource at its Greenland project.

  • Craig Nolan
Dateline has joined the OTCQB Venture Market in America as local interest surges in the company’s Californian rare earths-gold project.

Dateline debuts on OTCQB market in US push for rare earth spotlight

Dateline Resources has joined the OTCQB Venture Market as US interest surges in its rare earths-gold project, just 10km from the legendary Mountain Pass mine in California.

  • James Pearson
Newly published results from Proteomics International have revealed its PromarkerEso blood test can detect early oesophageal cancer with 91 per cent accuracy.

New Proteomics blood test unlocks better oesophageal cancer detection

In new results, Proteomics International’s PromarkerEso blood test detected early oesophageal cancer with 91% accuracy, offering an alternative to invasive, costly endoscopies.

  • James Pearson
Kazakhstan’s Vice-Industry and Construction Minister Olzhas Saparbekov (left) with EBRD Kazakhstan deputy head Askar Namazbayev, Sarytogan Graphite technical director Dr Waldermar Mueller, European Union ambassador Aleska Simkic and European Commission DG Grow director Joaquim Nunes de Almeida.

EU anoints Sarytogan graphite venture a strategic project

Sarytogan Graphite’s flagship project in Kazakhstan is among the first group of 13 projects outside the European Union to win EU backing as a strategic project.

  • Doug Bright

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