Articles On Chalmers (ASX:CHR)

This content is created by Smallcaps Authors. [Author : Imelda Cotton] QMines (ASX: QML) has executed an exclusive option agreement with Queensland Critical Minerals (QCM) for the divestment of its Silverwood, Warroo and Herries Range pro...

Wall Street fell more than 1% on Friday as contagion from Silicon Valley Bank (SB) collapse spreads 2 ASX listed companies have money stuck with SVB US CPI and Aussie unemployment rate to headline this week   Wall Street fell over 1% on F...

Dynamic Metals (ASX:DYM) has begun a 100-hole 6,000m aircore (AC) drill program at the Lake Percy Project in the Goldfields Region of Western Australia.  The company will drill through the weathering profile across the western ultramafic to...

ShareCafeCanada Clamps Down on Chinese Mining Investment Some of those who moaned after the FIRB blocked an attempt by a Chinese shareholder to lift its stake in rare earths miner Northern Minerals should take a look at Canada, where foreig...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has addressed Australia’s business leaders after the Reserve Bank hiked interest rates for the 10th month in a row.

On Monday last, McTreasurer Jim Chalmers flogged a potential superannuation overhaul, with those holding multi-million-dollar balances under the the microscope. The Federal Government wants an old school superannuation shake-up, saying it’s...

The BHP Group Ltd (ASX: BHP) share price is sliding on Monday. Shares in the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) mining giant closed on Friday trading for $48.32. At the time of writing, shares are swapping hands for $48.09, down 0.5%. Thatâ...

Fears are growing among executives that their business could be next in line to be hit with a super-profits tax.

Angus Taylor has promised that the Coalition will repeal the superannuation tax if it comes into force, prompting Treasurer Jim Chalmers to accuse the Coalition of using scaremongering tactics.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has hit back at ‘ridiculous and dishonest’ claims as the fiery debate over superannuation changes threatens to boil over.

He is as ambitious as he is diligent but Jim Chalmers is finding getting into a war of words over tough policy reform can be a losing battle.

A Treasurer on trainer wheels farting throught bubbles like a dyspeptic heifer is the last thing this country needs to meet the financial challenges ahead.

Australia’s supermarket giants have enjoyed record sales from the “stay at home dining” that developed during the pandemic and the “can’t afford to go to a restaurant” culture that infiltrated the considerations of millions. But they have n...

This Super mess? Because that’s what it’s become. A Super – and super – mess. We started the week with the Federal Government saying that it might be fair to wind back tax concessions on multi-million dollar Super balances. Fair en...

Sunrise star David Koch has come under fire following the TV host’s wild interview with the Treasurer about changes to tax on superannuation.

Australians with more than $3 million in their superannuation accounts are set to face higher tax rates from 2025 under a new Labor tax plan announced this week. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Treasurer Jim Chalmers announced that a...

Despite being born on the same day, Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers are facing accusations they are at “war” with each other.

ShareCafeFIRB Cites National Interests for Northern Minerals Block The Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) has blocked a Chinese investor from lifting its shareholding in small but key listed Australian rare earths producer Northern Mine...

The ASX got an Data Nerd Bailout when the ABS dropped happy-ish CPI data The benchmark recovers from early flesh wounds to end the day flat Ordinary Aussies ‘outraged’ over changes to super that will never, ever affect them The market has...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has ruled out changes to tax exemptions on the sale of family homes, admitting he was wrong not to do it earlier.

Australia’s economy grew in the December quarter, but signs are showing that household consumption is slipping as inflation eases.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has rejected a Chinese investment fund's bid to increase its stake in a rare-earth company on national security grounds.

Jim Chalmers was attempting to sell the government’s decision to lift taxes on superannuation funds when he found himself in hot water.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers, who declared he would end the ‘super wars’ once and for all, has fired his first salvo. Those with more $3 million in super will pay an extra 15 per cent.

The ASX climbed 0.4% today after investors threatened it with a stick Mt Monger (ASX:MTM) wins the day by securing funding for it’s Canadian REE play New consumer survey suggests 42% of shoppers might be dumber than previously feared   Au...

Copper and gold development company QMines (ASX:QML) has confirmed potential for an open pit to be developed following an initial pit optimisation study at its Mt Chalmers Project in Queensland. The company says the initial study, undertake...

This content is created by Smallcaps Authors. [Author : Imelda Cotton] Queensland explorer QMines (ASX: QML) has confirmed the potential for an open pit operation to 160 metres depth at its flagship Mt Chalmers project following the recen...

This content is created by Smallcaps Authors. [Author : John Beveridge] When he promised changes to end the Super wars, Treasurer Dr Jim Chalmers should have realised that he was actually starting the wars anew. Now everyone from financia...

The Treasurer is denying the conversations about superannuation are a sign of a ‘broken election promise’ as the super wars rage on.

The prospectivity of Charger’s Lake Johnston project in Western Australia has been firmly established by the intersection of high-grade lithium at the Medcalf spodumene discovery. It is remarkably hard after all to argue with multiple stack...

Charger Metals (CHR) reports high-grade lithium hits in 14 of 17 recent reverse circulation (RC) holes drilled at its Medcalf spodumene discovery in WA The company says it struck multiple stacked spodumene-pegmatites within a 100-metre-w...

ShareCafeDomino’s Pizza suffers record loss: ASX finishes 0.3% lower by Peter Milios   Consumer discretionary stocks dragged down Australian shares, causing a 0.3 per cent drop in the S&P/ASX 200, which has hit a six-week low. However,...

Lithium carbonate prices have tumbled 30% since November 2022 peaks, what’s next?  Mandrake has secured a ~226sqkm lithium brine project in Utah’s Paradox Basin Charger intersects multiple stacked spodumene-pegmatites at Lake Johnston A...

Lithium and battery metals exploration company Charger Metals (ASX:CHR) has uncovered ‘high-grade’ lithium intercepts following a maiden drilling program at the Medcalf spodumene discovery, as part of its Lake Johnston Lithium prospect in W...

22 Feb 2023 - A snapshot of the stocks on the move featuring Vintage Energy (ASX:VEN), Mandrake Resources (ASX:MAN), Charger Metals (ASX:CHR) and Carnarvon Energy (ASX:CVN).

ShareCafeASX falls 0.5% at noon after wage growth forecasts miss targets by Peter Milios   Underwhelming wage growth and disappointing results from US markets caused the S&P/ASX 200 to sink 0.49 per cent lower to 7,300.20 at noon. In th...

ShareCafeStocks of the Hour: VEN, MAN, CHR, CVN                    Vintage Energy (ASX:VEN) has announced that their gas supply from the Vali gas field commenced yesterday. Vali is supplying gas to eastern Australia under a long-term...

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Controversial changes to the super tax concession system are being considered for one group of Aussies in particular.

ASX recovers to finish a bit less awful than it was at lunchtime, down 0.2% Magnis Energy Technologies climbs 6% on news that Elon wants to Bogart all its battery metals Connexion Telematics’ General Motors contract extension prompts an 80...

Labor is proposing changes to superannuation that would make it more difficult for Australians to access their retirement savings early. Here’s what you need to know.

Quick summary: Jim Chalmers calls out the need to fix broken supply chains, but talk is cheap. Learn why Aussie roads need $5.5 billion in order to keep our economy on track, the growing disconnect between infrastructure needs and reality,...

The share market suffered its biggest setback since the opening session of the year as investors dumped bank stocks after the federal government ordered an inquiry by the competition regulator into the retail deposit market. The S&P/...

A sharp sell-off in bank stocks dragged the share market to a four-week low. The S&P/ASX 200 declined 85 points or 1.15 per cent by mid-session. The retreat put the index on course for its heaviest loss of 2023. The big four high-...

This content is created by Smallcaps Authors. [Author : Filip Karinja] Queensland-based explorer QMines (ASX: QML) has provided an update on its exploration and resource drilling activities at its flagship Mt Chalmers copper and gold proj...

RBA chief Philip Lowe has come in for renewed criticism by the media and some politicians after it was reported that he had briefed banks in a closed-door gathering last week after lifting rates.

Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers has made a grim prediction about the economy, saying Aussies are going through a “very difficult time”.

Dear Treasurer Chalmers, I was heartened to hear you might be looking for a ‘second opinion’ when it comes to whether or not to replace the ‘best interests duty’ for financial advisors with a simpler (read: worse) standard of ‘go...

The ASX climbed by 0.3% on Wednesday Mining and Financials were the best sectors Boral and Suncorp’s results helped pushed the sectors higher   Mining and Financials pushed the benchmark index higher today as the ASX 200 climbed 0.3% on W...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says while the recent interest rate hike would slow the economy, forecasts show Australia would not go into a recession.