It’s not a fair comparison, strictly speaking, because they are very different metals but over the past four weeks signs have emerged of what might be a significant change in the mining world’s pecking...

Uranium explorer 92 Energy is rattling the tin for up to A$5.5 million in funding using Canada’s flow-through share scheme (reports MiningNews).

Alicanto Minerals has completed a geological review of data from the historic Falun copper-gold-zinc-silver-lead mine in Sweden which has flagged high-priority brownfields targets for testing in its upcoming diamond drilling program (reports Stockhead).

New drilling results have helped Australian Rare Earths (ASX: AR3) expand its promising Koppamurra ionic clay-hosted rare earths project in South Australia (reports Small Caps).

The G’Day Eh podcast bridges the Pacific focusing on the two countries where most mining exploration companies are listed, Australia and Canada (reports Stockhead).  

Battery Age Minerals has start its baseline fieldwork program at the Falcon Lake lithium project in Canada, engaging Wabadowgang Noopming Management to carry out terrestrial and fisheries...

Australian investors have been slower to invest in gold than their international peers – due in part to a perception the asset is only for those with “mega-bucks” – but they may be missing...

Various field programs including ground geophysics are being carried out to refine strong targets identified in the highly prospective 3.5km corridor at Falun ahead of a diamond...

DevEx’s metallurgical testing has found that the clay-hosted rare earths mineralisation at its Kennedy project in Queensland are indeed of the much sought after ionic adsorption type...

Australia does underground mining better than anyone in the world, but the industry is under threat from years of under-investment and contractors being forced to run on razor-thin margins (reports The Australian Financial Review).