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Western Yilgarn Limited has announced a maiden JORC 2012 Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate for its Cardea 2 Bauxite Project in Western Australia, adding 20 million tonnes to its portfolio and complementing its flagship Julimar West project.

Wrkr Ltd has completed a pivotal pilot of its employer services platform with Rest and MUFG Retirement Services, setting the stage for streamlined Payday Super implementation ahead of the July 2026 deadline.

Mayur Resources has marked significant progress at its Central Lime Project in Papua New Guinea, completing key wharf infrastructure and ordering essential construction equipment ahead of major build phases.

Lotus Resources has begun cold commissioning at its Kayelekera uranium project, targeting a Q3 2025 production restart while adopting an owner-operator mining model to reduce costs and enhance control.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering’s Heyday subsidiary has landed over $70 million in new project awards, including critical infrastructure works at Western Sydney Airport and a major Sydney data centre.

GenusPlus Group Ltd has landed a $65 million contract to design and build the Merredin Battery Energy Storage System in Western Australia, marking a significant step in its renewable energy expansion.

Tempest Minerals Ltd (TEM) has reported further metallurgical test results from its Remorse iron ore discovery in Western Australia, confirming high-grade iron concentrate with low impurities. These findings reinforce the project’s potential as a significant iron ore development within the Yalgoo region.

Globe Metals & Mining announces the resignation of CEO Paul Smith and appoints CFO Charles Altshuler as Interim CEO, who will retain his CFO duties while steering the company forward.

Peet Limited has appointed its long-serving CFO Brett Fullarton as Interim CEO effective immediately, ahead of the planned departure of CEO Brendan Gore on 1 July 2025. This move aims to ensure a smooth leadership transition while a permanent CEO search is underway.

EQ Resources reports promising preliminary tungsten recovery results from Wolfram Camp stockpiles, achieving an 86% recovery rate and validating advanced X-ray sorting technology. This breakthrough supports the company’s vision for a low-impact regional tungsten hub in Queensland.

EQ Resources reports promising preliminary results from tungsten stockpile testing at Wolfram Camp, achieving an 86% recovery rate using advanced X-ray sorting technology. The company is advancing plans for a regional tungsten hub to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability.

Heavy Rare Earths Limited has validated a significant uranium anomaly at its Perenjori project in Western Australia, with soil assays reaching up to 116 ppm uranium. The company is preparing to drill and test this promising target, which compares favorably with established regional uranium deposits.