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Aurum powers past 3.8Moz gold at West African flagship
Aurum Resources has boosted its Boundiali resource in Côte d’Ivoire by 19% to 3.84 million ounces of gold, swelling the indicated category to 2.33 million ounces.
‘Up until two seconds ago, I had not had contact’: In bizarre presser, council claims mayor had not resigned
The chief executive had to backtrack comments when pressed by journalists with screenshots of the resignation.
Hong Kong to propose criminal penalties for bid-rigging after deadly Tai Po fire
Hong Kong’s leader is expected to announce reforms introducing criminal penalties for bid-rigging on Thursday, when the government will also release the final investigation report into the Tai Po inferno, the South China Morning Post has learned. Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu and his senior officials will announce the proposed measures and give an update on efforts to pursue “administrative accountability” at a press conference on Thursday, a government source said on Wednesday. Senior...
Xavier College's new Kostka building
Xavier College's new Kostka building for years 7 and 8 was carefully designed to include "learning neighbourhoods" to support informal learning, from small groups and individuals to classes and year levels. It has won multiple architecture awards. Vision: Supplied
ByteDance accelerates robotics commercialisation with new recruitment drive
ByteDance is accelerating its push into embodied artificial intelligence, stepping up recruitment for robotics talent as it seeks to move cutting-edge research out of the laboratory and into physical hardware. The Beijing-based owner of TikTok and Douyin is hiring for around a dozen robotics positions across hardware and software within its Seed team, the internal unit dedicated to AI research and large language model development, according to postings released on the company’s career website...
McLaren adds fresh upside to monster WA mineral sands play
McLaren Minerals has uncovered a potential new mineral-rich shoreline east of its WA deposit, with drill holes 6km apart hitting high-grade zones of up to 13.26% heavy minerals.
World in pictures, October 28, 2026
The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by The Age picture editors.
Lamarre-Condon's Bunnings trip before arrest
The accused double killer is shown shopping for a stain-blocking primer before handing himself in to police on February 23, 2024.
Why has Beijing appointed a propaganda veteran to lead a border province?
Beijing has appointed veteran propaganda official Mo Gaoyi as Communist Party secretary of Yunnan province in its latest leadership reshuffle, making him a rare example this year of a provincial head with minimal local governance experience. An analyst said that the move could reflect Beijing’s efforts to broaden the talent selection criteria for some senior roles, allowing specialists to take on important generalist positions. Mo – director of the State Council Information Office (SCIO) and a...
Australia news LIVE: RBA signals further interest rate rise as inflation rises to 4.3 per cent; Nearly 800 threats against MPs in six months, AFP says, as Labor bolsters safety after Haines attack
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Manila speaks with 2 voices on China
Manila sent two strikingly different messages to Beijing on October 13. At the Malacanang Palace, a presidential spokeswoman reaffirmed Manila’s commitment to sustaining diplomatic and economic ties with China, saying “China needs the Philippines, and the Philippines needs China”. That same day, Philippine Defence Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jnr rejected a call for military-to-military communication with China, a move that received public support from the Armed Forces of the Philippines. Teodoro...
Goddess of Victory: Nikke is holding a one-day pop-up in Singapore for its 4th anniversary
The event takes place at Cafe @ La Tendo on 8 Nov and will have exclusive merchandise, cosplayers and lucky draws.
Amid rash of unusually high DWP bills, board suspends shutoffs for nonpayment
L.A. officials moved to temporarily suspend water and electricity shutoffs due to nonpayment. But the charges are not forgiven and still must be paid.
‘Horrible to wash blood off his skin’: Accused pilot’s conversations after wife’s death
After years of extramarital affairs, RAAF pilot Robert Crawford allegedly murdered his wife but staged her death scene to look like a mower accident in their yard, lawyers say.
‘You are under arrest’: Video captures the moment Lamarre-Condon hands himself in to police
The ex-police officer’s double murder trial has heard he called a helpline to report bullying and trauma on the drive to Bondi police station.
Thank you, Mr President: BlueScope gets a windfall from Trump’s tariffs
Donald Trump’s tariffs on steel imports have kicked off a bonanza for steel producers in the US, including BlueScope. They’re a pain for the wider economy.
Dog rescue favored by celebrities is an 'illegal commercial enterprise,' L.A. claims
The Los Angeles city attorney's office is suing an animal rescue organization that was once a favorite among Hollywood celebrities, alleging that its owner purchased dogs from puppy mills and portrayed them to adopters as animals that were rescued.
Inflation rises again ahead of rates call
Inflation has risen to 4.3 per cent, just days before the Reserve Bank's next interest rates meeting.
LAPD officer arrested after dragging romantic partner into street at gunpoint, sources say
The officer, Anthony Gutierrez, was off duty when he was taken into custody by officers from the LAPD's Mission Division late Monday and booked on suspicion of kidnapping and assault with a firearm.
Dateline pledges to deliver US gold vision of late chairman
Dateline Resources has vowed to advance its billion-dollar Colosseum gold project in California following the passing of longtime chairman Mark Johnson.
On-air spat between Credlin and Clennell
The News24 host clashed with the network's political editor over an interview the day before with One Nation's national director James Ashby.
Will China travel hurt US students’ careers? FBI battles fears as talent pipeline stalls
An American student considering studying in China attended a briefing with a senior FBI official at a Washington think tank last month to address her concerns about whether such an experience could jeopardise her prospects for a career in the federal government. The official’s message: travelling to China would not automatically disqualify her. She welcomed the clarification but said she wasn’t “completely reassured”. “I’m still wondering if it’s a good idea to go,” said the student, who...
ASX pares gains as inflation figures put pressure on RBA
The Australian sharemarket has shed some of its morning gains after the release of the nation’s latest inflation figures increased pressure on the Reserve Bank to lift interest rates at its meeting next week.
Man accused of faking injuries after Bondi massacre faces deportation
Simexwell Cyril, an Indian national, allegedly claimed he was hit by shrapnel during the terror attack in an attempt to secure tens of thousands of dollars in compensation.
‘Who’s going to dob me in?’ Michael Kirby’s literary secret, his great love and a stark national warning
The High Court’s first “celebrity judge” reflects on life, poverty, Howard-era battles, and chilling out about a musical on his life.
‘Don’t have the illusion’: graduate job ads down 22% as AI rewrites the rules
Fresh-graduate job postings in Hong Kong fell 22 per cent in the first nine months of this year from the same period in 2025, according to data from one of the city’s biggest job-search platforms, with an industry leader warning that advances in technology will deepen the decline. Its data also showed more graduates chasing fewer jobs: a typical listing for graduates drew 56 per cent more applications than a year earlier. Yet about 85 per cent of the 298 companies Jobsdb surveyed in August and...
The metro supercharged Marrickville’s popularity. Are Bankstown and Lakemba next?
Since Sydenham Metro opened, more than 55 million trips have been taken and spending in Marrickville’s gastronomy and arts scene has swelled.
As filming lags, L.A. City Council offers $1 a day parking fees and free permits for micro-shoots
As local productions continue to decline, L.A. City Council is taking modest action. The council passed two measures Tuesday to encourage more filming activity.
China’s battery factories could be sitting right on top of vast lithium deposits
Lithium deposits formed by ancient volcanic activity may lie beneath parts of China’s battery manufacturing heartland, particularly along the southeastern coast, according to a new study. In an interview with the South China Morning Post, geologist Duan Zheng said that “potential targets for clay-type lithium deposits in southeastern China overlap with lithium battery industrial clusters in East and South China”. “Local supplies could significantly reduce transport costs and supply-chain risks,”...
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