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Arizona Sonoran Closes C$10.4 Million Private Placement with Hudbay Minerals

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CASA GRANDE, Ariz. & TORONTO–BUSINESS WIRE– Arizona Sonoran Copper Company Inc. (TSX:ASCU | OTCQX:ASCUF) (“ASCU” or the “Company”) an emerging US-based copper developer and near-term producer, is pleased to announce that further to its press release dated December 2, 2025, it has closed a C$10.4 million non-brokered private placement equity financing with Hudbay Minerals Inc. … Continued

Australia’s 2025 human rights champions spotlight equality and justice

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William Tilmouth, an Arrernte man from Alice Springs/Mparntwe, has received Australia’s top human rights honour for his lifelong commitment to advancing opportunity, justice and self-determination for First Peoples. Mr Tilmouth was awarded the Human Rights Medal at the Australian Human Rights Awards in Sydney tonight, joining other outstanding advocates for equality and social justice in the … Continued

Electric Car Discount review must drive clean energy transition and cost-of-living relief

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The National Automotive Leasing and Salary Packaging Association (NALSPA) has today welcomed the federal government’s announcement of the statutory review of the Electric Car Discount, noting that the policy continues to be highly effective in encouraging Australians to make the switch to cleaner cars. The federal government announced today that next year it will review … Continued

NAB shareholders owning $9.74bn in shares call on the bank to do better on deforestation

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Investors owning $9.74 billion of shares in Australia’s largest agribusiness bank have backed a resolution calling on NAB to disclose deforestation linked to its lending.* The resolution on disclosure of financed deforestation, facilitated by the Australian Conservation Foundation and co-filed by SIX, Australian Ethical, Melior Investment Management, was supported by 13.98% of shares voted at … Continued

Droughts lasting longer across Australia, study shows

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A study tracking not only the forces that drive drought but the damage it leaves behind has revealed that droughts have lasted longer in Australia in recent decades, especially in areas with the most people and farms. UNSW researchers analysed drought trends across Australia between 1911 and 2020 based on rainfall shortages and falling river and … Continued

One of world’s largest reef restoration trials during Reef spawning

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Photos and video available: PDP NORTH DEC 2025 – FotoWeb The Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) has led one of the world’s largest reef restoration tests on a coral reef ecosystem during the recent mass spawning on the Great Barrier Reef. Under the Pilot Deployments Program (PDP), spawn was collected in partnership with locally based … Continued

Australian Human Rights Awards announced tonight

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Australia’s 2025 human rights heroes will be announced at the Australian Human Rights Awards in Sydney tonight. The Awards honour individuals and organisations from across the country who work to improve people’s lives.   This year’s event features:   Announcement of the prestigious Human Rights Medal recipient, and awards for advancing human rights in the … Continued

Lemhi Pass Soil Sampling and Radiometrics Survey Results Further Refines Permitting and Drill Targeting for 2026 and Beyond

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Successfully identified areas where high neodymium-in-soil anomalies coincide with areas of high radiometric activity, leading to the identification of new rare earth elements prospects as well as validated the location of historically reported ones COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho–BUSINESS WIRE– Idaho Strategic Resources, Inc. (NYSE American: IDR) (“IDR”, “Idaho Strategic” or the “Company”) is pleased to release … Continued

WWF: still a long way to go for koala recovery

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Great Koala National Park a crucial reform Pictures here: https://dams.wwf.org.au/resourcespace/?c=6411&k=b158cd6a3a There is still a long road ahead to recover koala populations in New South Wales. That’s the response from the World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia to the baseline estimate, released today, that there are 274,000 koalas in the state. “We welcome the NSW government’s considerable … Continued

New koala population estimates offer hope–not complacency

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SYDNEY (December 11, 2025)—New statewide modelling detailed by the NSW Government today suggesting there may be as many as 274,000 koalas in New South Wales does not mean NSW can relax its stance on the need for more robust koala protections.  The increase in modelled populations reflects improved detection techniques and better survey coverage, allowing … Continued