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A nodding donkey at ADX Energy’s Anshof oil production facility in Upper Austria. Credit: File ADX Energy (ASX: ADX) has significantly upgraded its exploration inventory across 1022 square kilometres of permits in Upper Austria, tabling an impressive portfolio of 28 prospects with a combined mean prospective resource of 579 billion cubic feet (Bcf) of gas and 59 million barrels (MMbbl) of oil. The beefed-up inventory spans five geological plays backed by proven regional

Critica Limited’s metallurgical testwork is studying gallium and scandium extraction and recovery from its giant Jupiter rare earths project in WA’s Mid West region. Credit: File Critica Limited (ASX: CRI) has delivered a set of impressive metallurgical results for two key critical minerals, gallium and scandium, from its 100 per cent-owned Jupiter rare earth elements project in Western Australia's Mid West region. The company says recent testwork achieved gallium extra

Dalaroo Metals’ diamond drill pad set up ready for follow-up drilling at its high-grade West African Fournier gold discovery. Credit: File Dalaroo Metals (ASX: DAL) has delivered another significant gold intersection at its Bondoukou Gold Ridge project in Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa, hitting a 13-metre-thick zone of mineralisation grading 2.67 grams per tonne (g/t) gold from 87m depth. The interval, at its fresh Wilfred prospect, also , includeding a higher-grade six-metre

TMK Energy prepares for well re-completions at its recently declared Lucky Fox gas discovery within the Gurvantes XXXV project in Mongolia. Credit: File TMK Energy (ASX: TMK) has notched up a double win at its wholly-owned Gurvantes XXXV coal seam gas project in Mongolia, smashing another monthly production record and securing regulatory acceptance of its declaration of (gas) discovery, putting it firmly on the path to a potential 30-year production licence. The dual a

American West Metals’ Storm copper project in the northern Canadian region of Nunavut. Credit: File American West Metals (ASX: AW1) has put some serious meat on the bones of its 80 per cent-owned Storm copper project in Nunavut, Canada, unveiling a monster maiden exploration target that could contain multi-million tonnes of copper beneath the Arctic tundra. The company has tabled a conceptual target ranging from 110 million to 214Mt at a grade of between 0.59 and 1.02 p

Forrestania Resources’ British Hill project sits 75km south-southeast of Southern Cross in Western Australia’s rich Yilgarn Mineral Field. Credit: File Emerging gold producer Forrestania Resources (ASX: FRS) has delivered a trifecta of news from its WA gold operations, tabling a suite of high-grade drill hits that have underpinned a significant resource upgrade at its British Hill project, in addition to locking in a new separate ore purchase agreement to feed its soon-to

Beetaloo Energy is progressing its Carpentaria pilot project in the Northern Territory towards first gas sales. Credit: File Beetaloo Energy Australia (ASX: BTL) has ticked off a major regulatory milestone at its Carpentaria gas discovery in the Northern Territory, securing a critical Retention Licence that locks down its tenure and opens the door to a full production licence. The new licence, RL11, covers 605 square kilometres carved out of Beetaloo’s existing explora

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This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… BPM Minerals. Credit: Bulls N' Bears/File Nothing sours a voter quite like soaring living costs and a war nobody asked for. Donald Trump found that out the hard way this week as Democrats swept the midterms, taking both the House and the Senate. Even his own Vice President, JD Vance, pinned the loss on the war in Iran, which has dragged on since February and sent petrol and power bills through the roof. Oil got the m