Megan Neil

Melbourne

Producer and Journalist at The Australian

Senior Journalist | Writer | Storyteller | Editor | Digital Content Writer and Producer

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Articles

Police bust Bitumen Bandits in Far North Queensland

May 24, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Emma Kirk |David Rogers |Valerina Changarathil |Megan Neil

A gang known as the “Bitumen Bandits” who allegedly ripped off dozens by doing dodgy work have been arrested. Queensland Police say the gang included two men, aged 34 and 41, and a 16-year-old boy have been in Australia illegally on overstayed visas from Britain.
Copper and base metals run could be overcooked, warns CommSec analyst Vivek Dhar

May 16, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Josh Chiat |David Rogers |Valerina Changarathil |Megan Neil

Base metals have surged in recent days and enthusiasm in the investment community is rising. Case in point – ANZ says $US12,000/t is now the incentive price needed to stimulate new copper production. Historic highs sit at $US10,700/t in May 2021. But never fear! Goldman Sachs has tipped that level to come by the end of 2024 in a bullish update released by its global commodities team this month.
Top Resources 4: Helix, Bastion and Sunstone in the green after seeing red (metal)

May 16, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Rob Badman |David Rogers |Valerina Changarathil |Megan Neil

A trio of ASX mining stocks are pumping, thanks to their equally impressive copper projects. Leading the way is Helix Resources (ASX:HLX). The Cobar-region copper player has revealed on Thursday that it was drilling into a bunch of promising anomalies at its Canbelego copper project in central NSW.
Blood is thicker this quarter: Part 2. Healius

May 16, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Christian Edwards |David Rogers |Valerina Changarathil |Megan Neil

Welcome to part 2 of Stockhead’s examination of Aussie pathology companies. Well, really, it’s Morningstar’s assessment, brought to you by us. Apologies if you read Part 1 -focusing on Sonic Healthcare – and find some the next few bits repetitive. You see we can’t assume you saw that. The biomedical treatment of disease and injury is what we call pathology. Needles. Blood. Tissue. Other gross things. Etc.
Silver’s perfect storm: Industrial demand surges as supply struggles to keep up

May 15, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | David Rogers |Valerina Changarathil |Megan Neil |Duncan Evans

Sponsored content For silver prices, a perfect storm is emerging. The precious metal has a few main roles to play as an affordable alternative to gold as a store of wealth, jewellery, and an increasingly important industrial metal. The outlook on all these fronts is very positive.
ASX Health Stocks: Argenica’s traumatic brain injury drug works well in animal model

May 15, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Eddy Sunarto |David Rogers |Valerina Changarathil |Megan Neil

Argenica Therapeutics (ASX:AGN), has announced fabulous results from a pilot study assessing the efficacy of lead drug ARG-007 in a ferret preclinical model of mild to moderate traumatic brain injury (modTBI). The company said ARG-007 significantly reduced damage to brain cells in the ferrets model, which closely resembles the gross anatomy of the human brain.
How the ASX’s pre-open market works, and the risk of placing an order during this window

May 14, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Eddy Sunarto |David Rogers |Valerina Changarathil |Megan Neil

Unsurprisingly, it’s common for less seasoned investors to get confused about trading periods beyond the official opening and closing times of the ASX. While many know that official trading starts at 10am and ends at 4pm (AEST), there’s often some confusion about the brief windows before and after these times when buy or sell orders can be placed.
Who are the ASX movers and shakers in Brazil’s burgeoning Lithium Valley?

May 14, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Cameron Drummond |David Rogers |Valerina Changarathil |Megan Neil

The signs are good as Latin Resources takes a big step at its world-class Salinas project and other ASX stocks leap into Brazil’s Lithium Valley. Explorers and near-term developers with projects in Brazil’s Lithium Valley are back on the radar with a bunch of projects in the well-established Tier 1 mining province. Brazil’s Minas Gerais state is home to more than just a stack of lithium.
This ASX-listed company now has ‘best weather forecasting tech in the world’

May 13, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | David Rogers |Joseph Carbone |Megan Neil |Giuseppe Tauriello

Sponsored content Aeeris (ASX:AER), the parent company of Early Warning Network (EWN), has entered into a groundbreaking partnership with one of the world’s leading companies in weather resilience solutions – Tomorrow.io EWN counts Australia’s largest insurers, councils, and private businesses among its customers.
D3 Energy looks to get up, up and away on the ASX

May 13, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | David Rogers |Joseph Carbone |Megan Neil |Giuseppe Tauriello

Sponsored content. Words: Peter Strachan D3 Energy is looking to list on the ASX this month under the ticker D3E, supported by a $10 million raising under the stewardship of an experienced leadership team in the energy and gas space.