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  1. Cap Raise Crucible: Gold books, big fees and bruised punters

    Argonaut led $225m of gold raisings; however, Wiluna plunged 22.3%. With eight of our ten featured stocks underwater, brokers’ fees and options stole the Cap Raise Crucible spotlight.

  2. Big Hits: Rapid Critical Metals, Benz Mining, Encounter Resources

    Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX this week, led by Rapid Critical Metals in NSW, with runners-up Benz Mining and Encounter Resources in WA.

  3. Miller off to bumpy start with two MotoGP crashes

    The only Australian competing at the final Phillip Island Australian MotoGP has had a forgetful start to his weekend.

  4. Police rush to federal minister Anika Wells' office after threatening incident - days after alleged attack on Helen Haines

    Federal Communications Minister Anika Wells has shut her office after a security incident.

  5. Wallabies pack their Teddy for end-of-year Tests

    Wallabies coach Les Kiss has included a rookie scrumhalf and beefed up the forwards with some international flavour for the side's end-of-year European tour.

  6. Pop star turns over a new leaf, 'pouring' over books

    Australian pop singer Cody Simpson is joining other celebrities who have come before him, starting his own book club.

  7. The ACT should be supporting community groups, not letting them struggle

    Community organisations shouldn't be synonymous with disadvantage.

  8. Questions over multimillion-dollar cost of sending the Australian of the Year into space

    The federal government has made a formal offer to the European Space Agency to send Katherine Bennell-Pegg to space.

  9. 'Dangerous': new Cat Greene backs Cameron to fire again

    Toby Greene will be reunited with Jeremy Cameron at Geelong and the big-name Cats recruit is backing the key forward to put this year's struggles behind him.

  10. Caught out in a record-breaking storm: Why we didn't see it coming

    Experts say improvements in weather forecasting over the years have set high expectations for predicting severe events.