Viridis Appoints Veteran Ross Forzatti to Lead Colossus Project
Viridis Mining and Minerals has appointed Ross Forzatti as chief operating officer to drive its Colossus rare earths project in Brazil toward a final investment decision in Q3 2026.
Viridis Mining and Minerals has appointed Ross Forzatti as chief operating officer to drive its Colossus rare earths project in Brazil toward a final investment decision in Q3 2026.
Australians are grappling with rising rates, prompting widespread concern and a quest for practical solutions to ease financial pressures across the nation.
FMR Resources and Southern Hemisphere Mining's deep drilling at the Llahuin project in Chile has intersected visible copper and molybdenum minerals, indicating proximity to a large porphyry system.
Increased water allocations in Far North Queensland are driving agricultural expansion, with farmers reporting higher yields and new crop opportunities in the region.
Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock faces intense scrutiny as a new analysis claims her interest rate policy has cost Australia an amount comparable to a US nuclear submarine, sparking debate over economic management.
A Townsville cattle sale saw a grey top Brahman fetch $130,000 and a red top reach $90,000, highlighting strong market demand for quality livestock in the region.
AustralianSuper has committed an additional $150 million to Mineral Resources, continuing its aggressive investment strategy in the mining sector amid strong market conditions.
BMG Resources has secured a $2.5 million strategic placement to fund expanded drilling programs at its Abercromby and Bullabulling gold projects in Western Australia, with new CEO Ben Pollard appointed to drive growth.
The southern cassowary has been appointed as Cairns' official ambassador, aiming to boost tourism and conservation efforts in the region. This initiative highlights the bird's cultural and ecological significance.
The Reserve Bank's 25 basis point increase to 3.85% intensifies financial strain on Australian families, adding fresh pressure to already tight household budgets across the country.
Noronex Limited has secured 51% ownership of the Etango North uranium project in Namibia's prolific uranium belt, with plans to increase its stake to 80% by 2027 through further exploration and payments.
Centennial Coal has declined Origin Energy's offer to extend the Myuna Colliery coal supply contract for Eraring Power Station, putting 300 mining jobs at risk and impacting thousands in the Hunter Region.
The Ord Valley Muster in Kununurra celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2026, evolving from a grassroots community event into one of Western Australia's most beloved regional festivals with world-class entertainment.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has increased the cash rate to 3.85% in response to higher-than-expected inflation figures, marking the first hike in over two years.
True North Copper has appointed experienced mine builder Matt Varvari as general manager to advance its Cloncurry copper project through pre-feasibility, focusing on disciplined execution and risk management.
Premier1 Lithium is set to begin reverse circulation drilling at its Mt Kersey gold prospect in Western Australia's Yalgoo Gold Project, targeting a promising hydrothermal system with strong geochemical anomalies.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has increased the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 3.85%, impacting household budgets and mortgage repayments nationwide.
The Reserve Bank of Australia has increased the official cash rate to 3.85 per cent under Governor Michele Bullock's leadership, marking a decisive move to tackle persistent inflationary pressures in the economy.
A significant inner-city Newcastle education campus, home to Alesco College for over two decades, has been listed for sale as a rare development opportunity with mixed-use zoning and heritage potential.
Origin Energy offers Centennial a 12-month coal supply extension for Eraring Power Station, but concerns linger over 300 mining jobs and the broader Hunter economy as the energy transition looms.
The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to raise interest rates today, increasing mortgage repayments and affecting renters and first-home buyers in Canberra.
Toodyay farmer Tony Maddox appeals a $2000 Aboriginal Heritage Act conviction, spending $142k in legal fees, with a Supreme Court hearing set for February.
A new initiative in Newcastle East is launching a comprehensive campaign to bring vibrancy back to the CBD, focusing on attracting locals with improved parking deals and collaborative business efforts.
A detailed report reveals the businesses that entered liquidation in the Surf Coast Council area during February, highlighting local economic challenges.
A detailed list reveals multiple business liquidations in the Townsville council area during February, highlighting local economic challenges and corporate closures.
Two North Queensland mothers have launched a successful preloved children's clothing market in Townsville, promoting sustainability and community support.
Thousands of visitors have flocked to the new Chipmunks playground in Townsville, setting unprecedented attendance records for the company and boosting local business.
A new public housing hub in Cairns has raised concerns among property experts about potential impacts on the local real estate market and community dynamics.
Young Canberrans are receiving million-dollar inheritances as Australia's largest intergenerational wealth transfer begins, widening economic divides and prompting complex estate planning.
Commercial fisherman Dan Hunt argues Western Australia's permanent demersal fishing closure lacks scientific basis, replaces local supply with imports, and ignores data showing healthy fish stocks.