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Morning News Bites for September 30. Hydrogen boom set to hit $11 trillion USD, national contact tracing network unlikely to be in place until 2021 and Trump is about to go head to head with Biden in the first presidential debate. TSC Limited announced the commencement of RC drilling at the Rover Project in WA’s Goldfields. …
Morning News Bites – September 29
Morning News Bites for September 29. Thousands of people impacted by the Office 365 outage, Sydney to Auckland travel bubble is looking likely and the Hotel Quarantine failures “caused 768 deaths”, inquiry told. Alto Metals Limited provided an update on the final 1m fire assay results from its latest phase of RC drilling targeting high grade gold …
Morning News Bites – September 25
Cricket world in shock over Dean Jones death in India yesterday. Gold drops to around $1850US/oz but sits at $1869us/oz as of time of publish and Home buyers set to be winners after lending laws placed around the GFC set to be dropped. Northern Star Resources has release details on its forward strategy yesterday. Highlights …
Morning News Bites – September 24
Morning News Bites for September 24. Westpac settles AUSTRAC case for $1.3b, a new breakthrough could lead to a common drug delaying dementia and Cleanaway CEO loses $2.3m grant. More high‐grade gold results from the Abujar‐Gludehi deposit for West African gold explorer and developer Tietto Minerals Limited, part of its 2.2Moz Abujar Gold Project in Côte d’Ivoire, West …
Morning News Bites – September 23
Morning News Bites for September 23. Westpac announces a new board member Micheal Hawker AM as Alison Burns retires from the board at the conclusion of the 2020 AGM. Guzman Y Gomez has its best week of sales in Australia on record and looks at potential IPO and Kathmandu has taken a hit to the …
Morning News Bites – September 22
Morning News Bites for September 22. Macquarie CEO to advise Federal Government on energy road map, global banks aim to contain damage over leaked documents showing they transferred more than $US2 trillion ($2.8 trillion) in suspect funds over nearly two decades and former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett accuses the state leaders of not accepting responsibility for coronavirus second …
Morning News Bites – September 21
1.62 million collected JobSeeker and Youth Allowance unemployment benefits in August. Perenti Global advises that Fitch Ratings has provided the company with a BB rating, Perenti is rated BB by Standard & Poor’s and Ba2 by Moody’s. Net Zero emissions by 2050 is achievable according to a road map set to be released this week by the Scot Morrison …
Morning News Bites – September 18
Morning News Bites for September 18. Indian company Adani has starting digging its controversial Carmichael coal mine in Central Queensland, New Zealand in recession after record 12pc contraction and changes to Job Seeker, with recipients needing to search for eight jobs a month to receive the payment. Venus Metals Corporation Limited in conjunction with Rox Resources Limited reported …
Morning News Bites – September 17
Morning News Bites for September 17. The ASX has opened weaker as Fortescue, Commonwealth Bank and Afterpay weigh on the index, Victoria reports lowest COVID-19 cases in 2 months as NSW eases border restrictions for regional communities. Mincor’s Board approves development of the Kambalda Nickel Operations. The announcement of a Final Investment Decision for the planned re-commencement …
Morning News Bites – September 16
Morning News Bites for September 16. Australian Nurses Union study finds COVID-19 infections in Australia could be nearly 60,000 more than reported, heavy rain forecast for drought-stricken towns in central Australia and Technology Metals Australia announce a life-of-mine update for their Gabanintha Vanadium Project in WA. Technology Metals Australia Limited announced an update of the Gabanintha Vanadium Project …
