Matthew Cranston

Washington, D.C., United States

US Correspondent at Australian Financial Review

Economics Correspondent at The Australian. Follows/likes bookmarks not endorsements. L:https://t.co/MI9rtcnvsi

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Long Shortz: Norfolk Metals

1 week ago | theaustralian.com.au | Rodger Shanahan |Lydia Lynch |Greg Brown |Matthew Cranston

StockheadTylah Tully chats with Norfolk Metals (ASX:NFL) executive chairman Ben Phillips, as the company prepares to drill the Carmen copper project in Chile. Norfolk recently met all conditions precedent to the earn-in agreement for Carmen, enabling the company to proceed to Stage 1. Watch the video to hear what the company has planned. This video was developed in collaboration with Norfolk Metals, a Stockhead client at the time of publishing.
Labor Net Zero obsession: Australians don't know they're spending $12,000 million dollars a year

3 weeks ago | freedomsphoenix.com | Matthew Cranston

For your sake, the Australian government took at least $440 of yours this year and spent it on electrical hobgoblins that claim to make nicer weather in a hundred years. That's $1,800 for each family of four, in order to reduce world temperatures by nothing in our lifetimes. How many families would willingly give up that kind of money on the witchdoctor weather quest? The IPA has done what the Labor Government is too dishonest to do, and the Opposition was too scared to do.
Labor Net Zero obsession: Australians don’t know they’re spending $12,000 million dollars a year to fix the weather

3 weeks ago | joannenova.com.au | Jo Nova |Matthew Cranston

By Jo NovaFor your sake, the Australian government took at least $440 of yours this year and spent it on electrical hobgoblins that claim to make nicer weather in a hundred years. That’s $1,800 for each family of four, in order to reduce world temperatures by nothing in our lifetimes. How many families would willingly give up that kind of money on the witchdoctor weather quest? The IPA has done what the Labor Government is too dishonest to do, and the Opposition was too scared to do.
Janus Electric lists on ASX

1 month ago | theaustralian.com.au | Joe Joseph |Matthew Cranston |Geoff Chambers |Rhiannon Down

Janus Electric has joined the ASX under the ticker ‘JNS’The company offers electric truck conversion and swappable battery services142 trucks under contract with 2600+ batteries swappedSpecial Report: Formed from the acquisition of Janus Electric Limited by ReNu Energy, Janus Electric Holdings has listed on the ASX under the ticker ‘JNS’.
ASR secures final 49pc of Mt Cutmore

1 month ago | theaustralian.com.au | Matthew Cranston |Lily McCaffrey |David Penberthy |Duncan Evans

Special Report: Asra has gained full ownership of the Mt Cutmore prospects – part of the broader Mt Stirling Leonora North asset – by acquiring the remaining 49% interest from its joint venture partners.
RareX raises $2.7m to advance critical minerals

1 month ago | theaustralian.com.au | Matthew Cranston |Lily McCaffrey |David Penberthy |Duncan Evans

Special Report: A $2.7m capital raise has underscored strong institutional confidence in the quality and scale of RareX’s growing rare earths and critical minerals portfolio.
SMS to drill Tumblegum South

1 month ago | theaustralian.com.au | Matthew Cranston |Lily McCaffrey |David Penberthy |Duncan Evans

Star Minerals readies drilling at Tumblegum following approval from WA government A program will kick off in June to test additional high-grade lodes The mining approvals process is underway with ResourcesWA Special report: Star Minerals has received approval from the WA Government to begin drill testing high-grade lodes at the Tumblegum South project, which currently holds a 45,000oz contained gold resource.
BRX completes initial drilling at TMT

2 months ago | theaustralian.com.au | Rhiannon Down |Greg Brown |Sarah Ison |Matthew Cranston

Belararox reaches target depth of 1300m at Tambo South Special report: Belararox capped off its field season in Argentina with several milestones including reaching the target depth of 1300m at the Toro-Malambo-Tambo (TMT) project and hitting the top of the porphyry, validating its approach using various geological models. Reaching the top of the copper porphyry target was predicted using the 3D Cohen porphyry footprint model.
Geoff Wilson raises alarm over Labor’s super tax plan

2 months ago | theaustralian.com.au | Matthew Cranston

You can now listen to The Australian's articles. Give us your feedback. You can now listen to The Australian's articles. Up to $25bn could be withdrawn from self-managed superannuation funds this year as people race to reduce their account balances below a $2m threshold that the Greens require in exchange for supporting Labor’s new tax on unrealised capital gains.
REE enters consortium with Iluka

2 months ago | theaustralian.com.au | Yoni Bashan |Matthew Cranston |Elizabeth Meryment |Tansy Harcourt

Special report: RareX is teaming up with mineral sands heavyweight Iluka Resources and leveraging its expertise and Australian-Government-backed Eneabba rare earth refinery in plans for a multi-commodity rare earth-phosphate-manganese project at Mrima Hill in Kenya.