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It’s not often that you talk about a gold prospect in terms of ounces, rather than grams per tonne, but explorer OZZ Resources (ASX: OZZ) is doing just that noting the ground it has just acquired historically produced 1oz and 2oz per tonne between 1897 and 1911.

Western Australia-focused gold explorer OZZ Resources (ASX: OZZ) has expanded its footprint in the Leonora mining district by adding another 63 sq km to its recently acquired Pinnacle Well project.

Lifespace, which provides one-to-one mentoring for children and young people, is recruiting another mentor after being announced as the chosen charity of Loxleys Restaurant.

The top seasonal songs of the year, from the best-known artists to indie acts.

Sky News senior political editor Jonathan Lea says the swing seats in the Western Australian state election are “up for grabs”. Mr Lea said WA Premier Mark McGowan’s presence in the seat of Hillarys, held by Labor with a 0.4 per cent margin, shows it could still go either way. “The mere fact he was there shows that is it still up for grabs obviously Mark McGowan, who is Labor’s biggest weapon at this stage, could have chosen to spend his time somewhere else but the seat is certainly o...

Sky News senior political reporter Jonathan Lea says the Nationals could take the position of opposition in the lower house. “Attention will throughout the night end up focussing on the National Party it currently holds six seats in the lower house but they are six very important seats,” he told Sky News. Mr Lea said National Party Leader Mia Davies said she did not want to be the opposition but she may end up in the position. “It appears the National Party might end up forming the oppos...

Chief News Anchor Kieran Gilbert and Political Editor Andrew Clennell will lead SKY News coverage of the WA state election tomorrow. Kieran Gilbert said: “With many expecting a historical Labor landslide for this election, the big questions will be whether McGowan’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic has been enough to secure Labor a rare double majority in both Houses, whether the Liberals will lose enough seats to be turfed out of the Opposition, and what would this mean federally for S...

Stamp duty holiday Estate agents are gearing up for a second housing mini-boom after the Chancellor extended the stamp duty holiday until the end of June. It means an extra 300,000 home buyers could benefit from the break. House hunters swarmed property websites within minutes of the announcement, suggesting the market may once again go into overdrive. The extension was widely anticipated, but Rishi Sunak went further than expected by announcing an additional tapering-off period. Property exper...

January 22, 2021 at 12:07 PM Shares40 Listen, we all want COVID over and done with. But the only way we’re going to get to the “post” is diligent mask wearing and vaccination. Yet the conspiracy theories about the novel coronavirus and mask wearing persist. And it turns out, the legal profession is far from immune from the believing and perpetuating the lies. As reported by Roll on Friday, one law firm partner not only believes baseless conspiracy theories about COVID, he’s proselytizin...

Security advisors concerned Chinas fishing facility could double as a military proposition23/12/2020|1min The Morrison Government is seeking clarification from Papua New Guinea regarding its recent signing of a deal with China which allows a Chinese company to build a fishing facility on the Torres Strait island of Daru. A Chinese company has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Papua New Guinean government under the controversial Chinese Belt and Road agreement, the multi-bill...