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TechGen Metals (ASX: TG1) has reported the identification of nine new exploration targets at its one hundred percent owned Dalgaranga Gold Project in Western Australia, including five Priority One gold targets, T1, T2, T3, T4 and T7, none of which have previously been drill tested. In this episode of MarketOpen's Trading Titan podcast, hosts James and Sarah dig into what the update means for investors. They cover how the targets were identified through airborne magnetic and radiometric survey interpretation, the project's position adjacent to and along strike of Ramelius Resources' Dalgaranga Gold Project, and the history of the Armstrong Prospect, where rock chip sampling returned gold results up to thirty-nine point three grams per tonne and WMC mined a trial pit back in 1986. We also walk through what the announcement enables: a ranked drill plan, continuing three-dimensional inversion modelling, and the company's stated next steps, further target modelling, heritage approvals, and drill testing before the end of Q4 using aircore and RC drilling, alongside ongoing ground electromagnetic surveys and airborne magnetics. Everything discussed is drawn strictly from the company's announcement. This episode is for information purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and consider your own financial circumstances before making any investment decision.
Why do we procrastinate? In this episode, we bust the biggest myth about putting things off: that it's a time management problem or a sign of laziness. Drawing on research from Doctor Tim Pychyl at Carleton University, we explore how procrastination is actually an emotion regulation problem. We avoid tasks to escape uncomfortable feelings like boredom, anxiety, and self-doubt, and our brains reward that avoidance with a real hit of relief, turning it into a habit loop. We break down the tug-of-war between the limbic system, which craves comfort now, and the prefrontal cortex, the planner focused on future goals. Then we get practical with three research-backed strategies that actually work: lowering the emotional stakes of starting, shrinking tasks until they're almost too small to resist, and forgiving yourself for past procrastination so guilt doesn't pile on. If you've ever reorganized your closet to avoid a deadline, this one's for you. Listen in, then share it with a friend who's procrastinating right now.
The Coin Toss delivers your daily wrap of the junior mining and exploration sector, cutting through the announcements to tell you what actually matters and why. In today's episode, we cover eleven company updates spanning copper, gold, tin, titanium, vanadium, antimony, and critical minerals including gallium and scandium. White Cliff Minerals has extended its Hulk sediment-hosted copper system 3.7 kilometres to the east, with visible copper sulphides confirmed across the target horizon — a potentially scale-defining result. Black Cat Syndicate has lifted the Trojan Mineral Resource by 62%, bringing combined Trojan and Imperial Resources to 286,000 ounces. Aurum Resources confirms gold mineralisation beyond current resource boundaries at BDT2, with the system remaining open at depth. Nordic Resources has pushed Kopsa gold-copper mineralisation 50 to 100 metres beyond the existing resource block model via three step-out holes. Metals X delivers a standout result at the world-class Renison tin mine, lifting Measured and Indicated contained tin by 7% despite active mining depletion. Viking Mines tidies up its portfolio by divesting the First Hit Gold Project while retaining equity exposure and milestone-linked upside. Miramar Resources more than doubles its Gidji JV Gold Exploration Target on the back of recent drilling success. Temas Resources validates high-grade titanium-vanadium mineralisation through re-assaying, with results also confirming gallium, scandium and chromium — critical minerals that could significantly enhance project economics. Midas Minerals intersects wide zones of visible copper sulphides in its maiden Deblin drilling program, with assays pending. Pantera Minerals refines priority antimony drill targets following high-grade Phase 2 rock-chip sampling. And Cooper Metals commences its first RC drilling campaign at the Ardmore North copper-gold prospect. This episode is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions. Tomorrow we come back again.
In this episode of Level Up, we take a deep dive into Black Myth: Wukong, the groundbreaking action RPG developed by Chinese studio Game Science that took the gaming world by storm upon its August 2024 release. Inspired by the classic Chinese novel Journey to the West, the game puts players in the role of The Destined One, a monkey warrior connected to the legendary Sun Wukong, also known as the Monkey King. We break down what makes this game so special, from its dark and mature retelling of one of literature's most beloved myths, to its challenging Soulslike boss battles, fluid staff-based combat, and magical transformation mechanics. We also explore the stunning next-generation visuals powered by Unreal Engine 5 and discuss how the game's rich world-building draws from centuries of Chinese folklore to create something truly unique in the gaming landscape. Beyond the gameplay, we talk about why Black Myth: Wukong matters as a cultural moment for the industry, representing a landmark achievement for studios outside the traditional Western and Japanese gaming powerhouses and introducing millions of global players to the depth and beauty of Chinese mythology. Whether you are a longtime fan of action RPGs, a lover of mythology and rich storytelling, or simply curious about one of the most talked-about games of 2024, this episode is for you. Available on Windows PC and PlayStation 5, with an Xbox Series X/S release to follow.
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On this day in 2001, Australia stretched its Test winning streak to 16 matches — proof that disciplined systems compound pressure long before the scoreboard tells the story. That's the theme today. I'm Dave and this is Market Open. ... Today's session leaned heavily on grade, continuity and resource confidence. Companies widening their scoring lanes through depth, scale and system extensions. Let's go over by over. ... Midas Minerals, ticker M-M-1, is building serious scoreboard pressure at its T-13 deposit in Namibia. Infill drilling keeps confirming the quality of this system — hole T13DD005a returned 50.6 metres at 7.81 percent copper equivalent, including 14.4 metres at 20.9 percent copper equivalent. That's not finding the gap — that's hitting it clean through the covers. With five rigs running across the Otavi Project and an initial resource already sitting at 10.5 million tonnes at 1.6 percent copper, an MRE update is expected later in 2026. Another rig is set to join shortly. Midas is well and truly holding the crease. ... Locksley Resources, ticker L-K-Y, stayed on the front foot after maiden assays from the Desert Antimony Mine in California confirmed antimony mineralisation below historical workings in every single hole drilled. The headline — 4.0 metres at 4.87 percent antimony, including 0.4 metres at 33.51 percent antimony. Eight diamond drill holes, 1,065 metres total. With El Campo results still pending and 3D modelling underway, Locksley is reading the pitch carefully before committing to the next phase. Good, disciplined cricket. ... Kuniko, ticker K-N-I, has extended its Commonwealth and Silica Hill system well beyond the current mineralisation envelope. Hole CMKNI006 returned 7.1 metres at 8.4 grams per tonne gold and 42 grams per tonne silver, with a 100 metre step-out at Silica Hill coming back with 3.4 metres at 4.1 grams per tonne gold. All six Phase 1 holes hit sulphide mineralisation. A secured diamond rig commences Phase 2 drilling in early July, targeting larger step-out extensions and depth. Kuniko is firmly on the front foot. ... West Cobar Metals, ticker W-C-1, has widened its scoring lanes considerably — the company now holds around 1,090 square kilometres of tenure across roughly 120 kilometres of prospective Cobar stratigraphy after securing the EL9915 grant. The Blind Freddie target carries a copper and gold anomaly stretching more than 2.5 kilometres, and the Lilyvale gravity target is shaping up larger and stronger than Bulla Park. RAB and RC drilling programs are queued up. District scale exposure, multiple concealed targets — this innings is still in the early overs. ... Terrain Minerals, ticker T-M-X, is doing exactly what you want to see from a company approaching a maiden resource — ticking every box methodically. The DGPS drill collar survey is done, the haul road application has been lodged, metallurgical sampling has started, and a topographic drone survey kicks off this quarter. The maiden Starter MRE at Lightning is targeted for July 2026. Disciplined running between wickets. No risks, just runs.