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Venture Minerals Ltd fields new targets in survey by partner Chalice Mining Ltd on 'Julimar lookalike' nickel-copper-PGE play - Vimarsana News

Venture Minerals Ltd fields new targets in survey by partner Chalice Mining Ltd on 'Julimar lookalike' nickel-copper-PGE play

Venture Minerals Ltd (ASX:VMS, OTC:VTMLF) is encouraged by the latest survey from Chalice Mining Ltd (ASX:CHN, OTCQB:CGMLF), which identified multiple new...

MyState closes $24.2m raise, recruits director - Vimarsana News

MyState closes $24.2m raise, recruits director

The non-major bank has completed a $24.2-million capital raising from retail investors, as it has named a new board director.

Four major road construction projects planned to spruce up Bay City's streets - Vimarsana News

Four major road construction projects planned to spruce up Bay City's streets

Four major road construction projects planned to spruce up Bay City’s streets Updated Mar 04, 2021; Facebook Share BAY CITY, MI - Bay City drivers will want to be aware of construction projects that the city is planning to work on in 2021. The city will be focusing on four projects, two of which are reconstruction projects with the remaining two slated to be resurfacing projects. The city will be working on Wenona Avenue, Johnson Street, Lafayette Avenue and Marquette Avenue throughout the year. In addition to the four roadway projects, the city is also working on a project related to lead...

Source: mlive.com
Contractors refusing to sign up for TasWater projects, citing contract risk concerns - Vimarsana News

Contractors refusing to sign up for TasWater projects, citing contract risk concerns

Contractors refusing to sign up for TasWater projects, citing contract risk concerns WedWednesday 16 updated WedWednesday 16 Civil contractors are concerned that TasWater's new contracts expose them to serious risk. ( Share Print text only Cancel TasWater is set to change how it manages its small dam, sewer and pipeline projects, after local contractors raised concerns about "unethical" contracts exposing them to unreasonable risk, and projects "burdened by bureaucracy". Key points: TasWater set up a Capital Delivery Office (CDO) with large companies to manage its dam, sewer and pipeline work...

Source: abc.net.au