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As the new generation steps into adulthood, they are navigating an increasingly complex world shaped by rapid technological advances, shifting social dynamics, and, above all, an urgent climate crisis.  Mission Australia’s annual Youth S...

The Core Lithium Ltd (ASX: CXO) share price had a year to forget in 2024. Shares in the All Ordinaries Index (ASX: XAO) lithium stock finished out 2023 trading for 25.0 cents. When the closing bell rang on 31 December 2024, those same sh...

QMines returns more high-grade copper intercepts from Develin Creek Resource updates now planned for two deposits, Scorpion and Window Project expected to add mine life to nearby Mt Chalmers copper-gold operation   Special Report: QMines...

Equinox shoots higher on near surface titanium grades in Brazil QML rocks Queensland mining market with copper hits Element25 gets approval to expand Butcherbird manganese operation   Your standout small cap resources stocks, Monday, Janu...

ASX drops as US jobs data crushes rate cut hopes Banks and retailers hammered, Myer tanks Energy stocks soar and Star Casino rebounds   The ASX slumped further on Monday, with the S&P/ASX 200 index down 1.23% following strong US jobs...

The advent of a Trump presidency is accelerating a divergence on digital currencies between the world’s two largest economies, even as it gives the sector a major boost. While president-elect Donald Trump’s promise to make the US the “cry...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has hit back against John Howard and Peter Costello after the pair warned the country’s debt binge would put Australia’s credit rating at risk.

Highlights  - Federal government urged caution on crypto's role in the financial system.  - Concerns raised over risks of financial instability linked to cryptocurrency.  - Calls for tighter regulation amid growing crypto adoption....

Highlights  - Australian Treasurer sees cryptocurrency as a tool to modernize financial systems.  - Comments contrast with Reserve Bank Governor’s cautious stance on crypto.  - Global momentum for cryptocurrency reserves and adoption...

Imagine for a minute you are Treasurer Jim Chalmers, responsible for a massive $700 billion Budget and all of a sudden you are facing a dramatic rise in interest payments on Government debt. It would be a shocking concern but the really tou...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Stephen Jones have released a discussion paper laying out a proposal for the mandate to come into effect from 2026 and seeking feedback.

Highlights    WA Chamber emphasizes the importance of the resources sector amid government budget challenges.   Treasury's report reveals a significant decline in mining earnings due to weaker exports and China's slowdown.   Industry...

The big hole in the Treasury’s mid-year economic and fiscal outlook has confirmed the critical importance of the resources sector to the nation, according to industry proponents. Federal treasurer Jim Chalmers earlier this week revealed a $...

Australia’s bottom line is set to sink deeper into the red by $21bn over the next four years, with “unavoidable spending” and uncertain global outlook to blame.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has applauded the Albanese Labor Government for ‘the biggest-ever budget turnaround in a parliamentary term’, recording a deficit of $26.9 billion, with a bigger blow out expected.

Jim Chalmers is eyeing changes to concessions on high-value superannuation accounts, after it was revealed the tax break will cost the government $55bn this year.

Okay, so who’s been bad this December? The Santa rally that seemed to be kicking into high gear earlier this month is well and truly gone, with the ASX 200 expected to open another 0.07% down today. Wall Street is missing the Christmas c...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will release the midyear budget update, which will show the books in better shape than what had previously been forecast.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers continues to be optimistic about the future of WA’s resources sector despite flagging a $100 billion write-down in forecast exports leading to an $8.5 billion drop in company taxes.

Highlights Australia anticipates a significant mid-term budget downgrade.  Declining returns from mining exports impact fiscal projections.   Cost-of-living support remains unaffected despite economic pressures.   Australia’s fe...

In the biggest reform to the RBA in more than three decades, Jim Chalmers has revealed the new names tasked with determining the cash rate.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has appointed a corporate-heavy advisory board to the Reserve Bank of Australia following a six month review in to how the bank sets monetary policy.

Australia is reportedly on target to release a significant mid-term budget downgrade due to a sharp decline in mining sector earnings. According to media reports, federal treasurer Jim Chalmers will announce this week that the government’s...

The ASX 200 is expected to open 0.57% lower in Week 51 as the Santa rally that seemed nigh-unstoppable early in December continues to lose steam in the face of rate cut worries and a reversal on China’s stimulus plot. China’s “bazooka” s...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned that a weakened Chinese economy will have devastating repercussions for Australia’s bottom line.

Jim Chalmers declined to directly answer whether a total of forecasted $122.1bn in deficits will increase in the mid-year budget update set to be released on Wednesday.

Australian treasurer Jim Chalmers says the budget will likely be blown out by billions in part due to funding this project.

The inaugural 2024 Mining.com.au Masters of Mining Awards are the newest national awards program to recognise and celebrate people and companies that contribute to the mining and minerals processing industry within Australia and beyond....

With several minerals and resources being vital in the global energy transition, mining companies across the globe are committing to a net-zero emissions target by 2030.  In the industry, companies are beginning to consider whether there...

Highlights    McKinsey raises alarms on Australia’s stagnant labour productivity.   Non-market inefficiencies and low business investment cited as key factors.    Urgent reforms needed to address regulatory and economic hurdles.  ...

The Federal Treasurer has conceded there is a “possibility” Labor will be booted at the next election while tempering expectations of “big spending” in the mid-year budget update.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has shifted the blame while defending his spending, the country’s ‘weak’ economy and household pressures, saying the opposition would have Australia in a recession.

The Santa Rally is well and truly underway in global stock markets despite geopolitics rocking the boat, with the ASX 200 also expected to stay (mostly) green in early December – futures are tipping the local bourse to open 0.14% higher tod...

Australia’s economy grew just 0.8 per cent in the year to September — stuck in low gear as Jim Chalmers and Michele Bullock fought over which pedal to push.

Stockhead’s Sarah Hughan sits down with QMines (ASX:QML) executive chairman Andrew Sparke to get the short end of the long story on the company’s latest news. More results from maiden drilling at the company’s Develin Creek project have com...

Chinese interests appear determined to exert influence over Northern Minerals and its strategically important rare earths project in Western Australia, despite two major interventions by Jim Chalmers. A mystery Chinese businessman came clos...

QMines (ASX:QML) has received drilling results that highlights the potential to grow the mine life at the Mt Chalmers Project in Queensland.  A maiden drilling program within the Develin Creek Project was conducted and results have confi...

There’s been a HUGE federal budget deficit blowout! How did this happen? Has the Treasurer’s bad budgeting hurt inflation and rate cut hopes?

JACKSON HEWETT: After driving through 11 Treasury-related bills during a week of Parliamentary mayhem, Jim Chalmers took a moment to congratulate himself. But he may have been a bit quick to do so.

Highlights  Future Made in Australia Bill secures a $22.7 billion net-zero transition initiative.   Focus on renewable energy, domestic manufacturing, and skilled workforce development.   Green energy projects to boost Australia's glo...

Good morning, and welcome to Week 48. The ASX 200 is expected to open down 0.45% as global trading slows through the U.S. break – a trend retail shoppers will shrug off this weekend as Black Friday sales begin in earnest. With Wall Stree...

QMines drilling hits more high-grade copper at the Develin Creek project Results include 26m intersection grading 1.38% copper and 1.99% zinc Ongoing drilling to be completed this year with a resource update expected to follow shortly   S...

Highlights Donald Trump’s tariff remarks stir concerns across global markets.   Australia’s Treasurer underscores resilience and readiness for evolving trade policies.   Strategic focus remains on leveraging global economic shifts for...

The Australian Government is today (25 November) expected to introduce legislation that will provide tax incentives for the production of critical minerals, as lawmakers seek to boost investment in the sector. The proposed law will set u...

Highlights    Government redefines Future Fund's investment strategy.   Focus areas include housing and green energy initiatives.   Fund stability ensured with no withdrawals before 2032-33.   The Australian Government has introdu...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has hit back at accusations that a planned overhaul of the $230 billion Future Fund will compromise the body’s independence or force it to underwrite pet government projects.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has defended changes to Australia’s $230 billion Future Fund, saying it’s his job to ‘improve it’.

To bankroll big government projects, Treasurer Chalmers wants to use Future Fund money meant to pay public servants’ super.

Jim Chalmers has defended the sweeping changes to help “modernise” Australia’s $230bn sovereign wealth fund to prioritise issues like housing and renewable energy.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned forecasted revenue “will be much smaller” due to China’s crashing property sector and its impact on iron ore prices.