Market Close: ASX steams uphill but still on track to recovery

The ASX200 closed .4 of a per cent up with IT and Health Care the locomotives of a sluggish train straining under the weight of Energy and Industrials.

Fe grades above 71% make Cyclone Metals bullish about Iron Bear pilot plant

Cyclone Metals, an iron ore developer which has built its business progressing Canadian magnetite play Iron Bear, has pulled grades beyond 71 percent through the first phase of pilot plant test work.

Market Update: ASX edges up with a healthier disposition

The ASX200 is trading up around half a per cent with Health Care and Real Estate leading gains, up around 1.1 per cent. and Industrials falling the heaviest, down just over half a per cent.

Emyria locks in $2.3M to progress MDMA research – with Chair adding $0.3M

WA-based and ASX-listed Emyria is seeking to further research using MDMA to treat PTSD. The chair has funded the company $0.3M on Tuesday.

Great Western targets DeGrussa twin through upcoming drilling work

Great Western Exploration Ltd (ASX: GTE) is gearing up for an intense exploration program at its Fairbairn copper project in Western Australia, where it believes there’s potential for another deposit in the vein of Sandfire’s DeGrussa, located 120 kilometres away.T...

PharmAust CEO's sayanora triggers stock plunge

Clinical-stage biotechnology company, PharmAust shares plunged 24 per cent so this morning, following the resignation of its CEO, Dr. Michael Thurn.

AML3D secures Australian defence government contract

AML3D signed a contract with the Australian Government Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG) to supply components for marine defence

Tamboran steps on the gas to supply the Top End

Tamboran Resources has taken a significant step towards commercialising the gas resources of the Betaloo Sub Basin by signing a gas supply agreement with the Northern Territory Government.

Purifloh makes progress on destroying PFAS 'forever chemicals'

PFAS substances are sometimes called "forever chemicals," for they don't break down naturally in the environment. Purifloh says it can help.