This week’s Runner of the Week is Peak Minerals (ASX: PUA). After closing at 0.2c last Friday, Peak sprinted out of the blocks Monday morning with its price doubling at 0.4c for a quick-fire 100 per cent gain before being hit with a speeding ticket from ASX’s compliance storm troopers. The ASX rolled-out its best Pauline Hanson impersonator, asking Peak to “please explain” the rapid rise in the share price. After a pause in trading allowing for Peak to reply to the ASX’s quer

In this edition of Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits, we examine some notable drill intercepts revealed on the ASX last week, including at Argent Minerals’ Kempfield Project in NSW with its 47m at 10.18g/t silver hit. We also take a close look at other interesting drill hits from last week as reported by Nova Minerals from its RPM resource target in Alaska and West African Resources’ M1 South underground resource in Burkina Faso. So, let’s dive in. Argent Minerals (ASX: ARD) Kempfield

Many resource stories don’t always make it into the mainstream news and not everyone looks at the ASX announcements. But some ventures deserve recounting, even if only to showcase what Aussie miners are up to at home and around the globe – and their sometimes unique innovations or discoveries. We might be relatively small in number, but here Down Under, we punch well above our weight. Take Perth-based iron ore explorer and developer Equinox Resources (ASX: EQN), for example.