September 8, 2025

Marimaca Copper raises A$80M to fund exploration, oxide project work

The company intends to use the net proceeds for exploration at its Pampa Medina project and Marimaca sulphide target.

September 8, 2025

Rio Tinto to buy carbon credits from A$250M agriculture platform

Canadian pension fund La Caisse, together with Australia's CEFC, is investing A$250 million in the platform launch.

September 5, 2025

Ancient rocks in Australia reveal one of world’s most promising new niobium deposits – report

The discovery has big implications for clean energy tech, Curtin University said.

September 5, 2025

Anglo-Peabody mine tussle leaves Indonesian mining firm seeking new coal assets

PT Buma Internasional is still on the hunt for coal assets, as uncertainty lingers about its planned purchase of a stake in the Dawson project.

September 5, 2025

Top 20 gold drilling this year: Wesdome wins

Hole N127-7035 in the Kiena Deep zone, part of Wesdome's Kiena property, cut 2.9 metres grading 2,349.88 grams gold per tonne from 76.6 metres depth.

September 4, 2025

Infographic: Who controls uranium?

Thanks to Australia and Canada, the Coalition of the Willing commands a dominant 44% share of the world's uranium resources.

September 4, 2025

Australian PM spoke to Trump about critical minerals and security

Albanese is expected to travel to the United States in September to attend the UN General Assembly.

September 4, 2025

Gem Diamonds swings to loss amid industry crisis

The miner recorded a $10.7M goodwill impairment as rough diamond prices drop, supply exceeds demand, and lab-grown stones rise.

September 3, 2025

Perth Mint’s August gold sales rise 38%, silver hits eight-month low

Sales of gold coins and minted bars rose to 30,125 ounces in August, up from 21,891 ounces in the previous month.

September 3, 2025

Freeport CEO pushes for US incentives to expand copper

While US-based miners enjoy lower tax rates compared with other jurisdictions, copper grades in the US make investing in new domestic operations less attractive, CEO Kathleen Quirk says.