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Thursday, 15 April 2021

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Potential breachPremium‘Critical’ vulnerabilities found on Exchange servers

Australian businesses are being urged to apply the latest security updates for Microsoft’s Exchange server — used to send and receive emails — after further “critical” vulnerabilities were identified.

Danielle Le Messurier

Youth JusticePremiumTeen who allegedly broke into the Fannie Bay IGA granted bail

One of the teenagers charged with allegedly breaking into the Fannie Bay IGA last week has been granted bail.

Jason Walls

US Helium ExplorationSpry to drive US helium projects for Blue Star

ASX-listed aspiring US helium developer, Blue Star Helium has elevated Executive Director and Geoscientist, Trent Spry to the company’s corner office. Mr Spry has been appointed as both Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Blue Star.

Peter Gonnella

Half price airfaresPremiumAirnorth slashes airfares to Darwin from Cairns, Perth and more

Territory airline Airnorth has launched half price flights to Darwin from several major regions.

GARY SHIPWAY

Impact builds Broken Hill PGE targets

Impact Minerals’ maiden drilling program over its Little Broken Hill Gabbro nickel and platinum group element project has validated the company’s conceptual modelling, with three first-pass nickel-PGE targets confirmed in the north of the 6-kilometre-long mafic intrusion.

Matt Birney

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Cruise shipPremiumNT govt raises cruise ship passenger limit to 150 per vessel

The NT Government has increased the number of people small expedition cruise ships can carry in Darwin waters to 150, giving rise to the hope that plans to operate out of Broome will be abandoned in preference for Darwin.

GARY SHIPWAY

Element 25 processes first ore at WA manganese play

First ore has been successfully run through Element 25’s new processing plant at its developing Butcherbird manganese mining and beneficiation operation in WA as part of its current commissioning program. Commissioning activities have been “progressing well”, according to the company.

Matt Birney

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Investors meetPremiumGoyder breaks silence on Coleman’s early exit

Speaking to investors at this afternoon’s annual general meeting, the Woodside chairman said there had been ‘unfounded speculation’ about Peter Coleman’s early departure.

Daniel Newell

MoneyParents prop up first home buyers: poll

A new report shows Australian parents are propping up about a third of all first home buyers, as house prices continue to soar.

AAP

‘Not fraud’PremiumHope Downs’ return to Hancock right move, court told

Hancock Prospecting’s lawyers said Lang Hancock had breached his fiduciary duty by moving the Hope Downs tenements away from the family flagship company.

Neale Prior

WA Iron Ore ProductionWA government greenlights Strike iron ore mine

Strike Resources looks set to build a second iron ore mine, this time in WA, after the West Australian government gave the ASX-listed company the nod of approval to commence mining operations at its Paulsens East iron ore deposit in the Pilbara region. Strike is already producing iron ore out of Peru.

Matt Birney

Comet looks to join downstream graphite rush

In what is becoming a definite trend for graphite developers now, ASX-listed Comet Resources is looking for downstream commercial opportunities for its Springdale graphite deposit near Ravensthorpe in WA. The company says it is aiming to create a graphitic product for use in anodes in the flourishing lithium-ion battery market.

Matt Birney

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‘Conflict of interest’CommentsPremiumMcGowan knew of environment minister’s mining ties

WA’s new Environment Minister has ‘recused herself’ from decision making regarding two major mining projects because of a potential conflict of interest involving her step-father.

Peter Law

Canada focusPremiumUranium explorer 92 Energy soars on debut

The listing marks the first by a uranium explorer on the Australian Securities Exchange in more than a decade.

Daniel Newell

Going upPremiumAussie COVID ‘miracle’ keeps boosting house prices

House prices are expected to rise by as much as 10 per cent by the end of the year as the economy continues to recover from the impacts of COVID-19.

Sarah Ison

Lithium Australia tables PFS for Indian cathode powder plant

ASX-listed Lithium Australia has tabled an impressive pre-feasibility study that it says points to robust project economics for the proposed manufacture of advanced lithium ferro phosphate battery cathode powders using its subsidiary, VSPC’s proprietary processing technology.

Matt Birney

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PoliticsTreasurer tight-lipped on super increase

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has refused to confirm reports the government will stick to the legislated increase to the superannuation guarantee.

Matt Coughlan

AGM protestPremiumActivists fire up again for Woodside AGM

Climate change protestors will grill the oil and gas company’s board today as questions remain over the sudden departure of long-serving boss Peter Coleman.

Sean Smith

Radio ratingsCommentsPremiumABC Radio in free-fall as listeners tune out

The tax-payer funded broadcaster has suffered a brutal blow across all but one program, with sweeping line-up changes doing little to appease tax-payers.

Stephanie McKenna

MarketsASX extends highest close since Feb 2020

Shares on the ASX have closed at their highest level since February last year for the second consecutive day, and a record looms.

Steven Deare

Good newsCommentsPremiumWA unemployment drops below pre-COVID levels

WA’s unemployment rate is one of the lowest in the country after an incredible dive in March, revealing a remarkable recovery from the State’s five-day lockdown in February.

Sarah Ison

Virtual experiencePremiumVection’s big picture buy to grow real estate service

Perth-listed technology company Vection is set to make its first Australian acquisition as its looks to bolster its presence in the real estate sector.

Kate Purnell

Driverless dreamPremiumNewmont starts full auto haul journey at Boddington

Newmont has reached a milestone in its ambitious plan to automate gold mining operations at Boddington, with first production delivered from its new fleet of Caterpillar driverless trucks.

Daniel Newell

BankingBank of Queensland H1 cash earnings up 9pc

Bank of Queensland's first-half cash earnings and profit have risen, helped by an increasing number of Australians borrowing to buy a home.

Steven Deare

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