Latest Observability News

Nova Minerals has launched its 2025 drilling campaign at the high-grade RPM deposit in Alaska, deploying multiple rigs to test resource extensions and new targets. Early geological observations suggest significant potential, with assay results awaited in the coming months.

Nyrada has successfully dosed and discharged the final participants in its Phase I trial of Xolatryp, reporting no adverse safety signals and setting the stage for Phase II development.

Omega Oil & Gas has secured a $7.3 million refundable R&D tax offset for FY23, bolstering its financial position and supporting ongoing development of its promising Canyon Project in Queensland.

4DMedical has renewed its three-year contract with the University of Michigan Medical Center, reinforcing its foothold in US respiratory imaging. Alongside, a pivotal clinical study validates its technology’s ability to detect early lung disease, while a substantial Australian grant boosts its AI research.

Augustus Minerals has revealed a striking new high-grade gold quartz vein at its Music Well project near Leonora, Western Australia, with assays reaching 62.2g/t gold. This discovery, alongside multiple other promising prospects, significantly expands the project's exploration potential.

The Virginia Supreme Court has affirmed the State Corporation Commission’s decision to deny a toll rate increase for the Dulles Greenway, owned by Atlas Arteria. Meanwhile, a related federal case alleging constitutional violations will now proceed.

Sun Silver Limited’s re-assay program at its Maverick Springs Project in Nevada has uncovered silver grades up to 26% higher than historical data, suggesting a significant underestimation in the existing resource. This finding could reshape the project’s valuation and future development plans.

Mount Hope Mining has received regulatory approval to commence its maiden drilling program at the Mt Hope Project, targeting three high-potential gold prospects in New South Wales.

S2 Resources reports a notable gold-arsenic-antimony anomaly from reconnaissance drilling at Fosterville, setting the stage for targeted follow-up exploration. Meanwhile, drilling at Glenlogan advances with assays pending, and Warraweena prepares for initial drill testing.

InVert Graphite’s initial trench assays at the Morogoro Project reveal wide zones of high-grade graphite, with grades reaching up to 29% Total Graphitic Carbon. The company is advancing to drilling to explore mineralisation at depth.

MyEco Group’s CEO Richard Tegoni will remain at the helm for up to another year while the company initiates a broad search for his successor, signaling a pivotal leadership transition in the sustainable packaging leader.

Integrated Research reports a softer FY25 with declines in contract value and earnings, yet steady underlying revenue and promising AI-driven product launches signal a strategic pivot.