Kyle Sandilands plans $2.5m ‘kid-proof' hideaway
The Copacabana retreat was bought for $1.8m through Ryley Davie at George Brand Real Estate, with the unrenovated three-bedroom home, with water views from its upper level, having had an initial $1,995,000 asking price.
Radio announcer Kyle and Tegan recently secured a complying development certificate for $670,000 renovations proposed by Craig Farrugia Building Design.
More recently, the couple have also decided to seek permission for a pool and an adjoining tiled patio from The Central Coast Council.
The pool is proposed for the rear of the 590sq m block. The irregular-shaped 10m pool will feature a stepped entry in one corner, according to the plans by Terrigal-based SiteDesign + Studios.
MORE: Huge promise Hemsworths made about Byron Bay
It advised the 'proposed swimming pool and surrounds design was influenced by current site conditions and lifestyles of the owners'.
'The pool has been located in a position to make it safe to access and to be visual from the house balcony to watch over children swimming,' it said. Six trees will be removed to make way for the pool, with 22 new trees set to be planted.
Council requires a rainwater tank of at least 2275 litres and a tap within 10m of the pool.
The Copacabana property was bought to be close to Tegan's family, after the couple and sold their Port Douglas holiday home late last year for $2.55m.
Having been bought before they had their son, Otto, in 2022, the Far North Queensland location was not that child-friendly.
The tropical bush retreat had been bought for $1.3m in 2020.
MORE: Wild reason Aussie has 300 homes
'When it was just Tegan and I, the place was absolutely perfect for us because of its private and tropical location overlooking the water,' Kyle said last year.
'Our two-year-old son Otto loves the beach, which can be difficult to go to up around Port Douglas due to the crocodiles.
'We're going to relocate somewhere a bit closer to Sydney where we don't have to worry about hungry reptiles.'
The couple had also considered the Copacabana house that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his fiancee Jodie Haydon bought, but decided the clifftop backyard would not be appropriate for their young son.
The Sandilands are based in Vaucluse.
MORE: Aus pub's $500m collapse, staff owed $7m
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
ABC News
3 hours ago
- ABC News
'Ethical' Lightweb internet scheme founder suspends refunds in crisis meeting
The Australian man behind a controversial "ethical" internet scheme has suspended refunds to customers indefinitely, after an ABC report on concerns over his past dealings with the corporate regulator under his legal name. On Thursday, the ABC revealed that the corporate watchdog was making "preliminary inquiries" into an ambitious project for an alternative internet called the Equilux Lightweb, pitched as the opposite of the dark web and requiring its users to verify their identity in the hopes of stamping out online crime. As many as 2,000 people from around the world have poured $19 million into the Lightweb startup, according to internal company records. But the platform is yet to launch after more than a decade, prompting many customers to pull out . Lightweb's founder calls himself David Stryker, but his real name is David Sevelle, a NSW man with a history of investments that failed to pay off. Mr Sevelle, who moved to Thailand in 2023, held a crisis meeting on Thursday night where he told customers they would not be able to withdraw their money from the scheme while he considered launching a "class action" against the ABC. "Officially, all refunds are suspended," Mr Sevelle said in a Zoom recording seen by the ABC. Do you know more about this or have a similar story? Email "What I have to do right now is, I have to ascertain our legal rights. "This will take a couple of weeks to ascertain and they have to look into it. In that time we will be suspending any refunds that come to us so that we can discern what actually transposed [sic] and who actually attacked us." The comments were made in a late-night meeting that went for more than two hours. The aspiring entrepreneur went on to say this would cause "an international incident that's going to ricochet around the world like a pinball machine". He added: "I do mean to return us to normal trading as soon as possible." Mr Sevelle said the ABC's reporting amounted to "class war, or a literally I don't know, a business war", and that publishing photos of him in Thailand was "xenophobic". At another point in the meeting, Mr Sevelle asked, "Who is going to benefit from our demise?" and answered his own question with, "Definitely the Australian government if they can affect it … not blaming the Australian government just yet, but they're definitely involved now through the ABC." The ABC understands 300 people listened in on the crisis meeting. Mr Sevelle was contacted for comment on the latest developments, but he did not immediately respond. He previously declined an interview with the ABC, but stated in writing that he and the Lightweb platform had done nothing wrong. The ABC is aware of 90 people who had requested refunds as of 2023. One of them was David Coffey, who put $160,000 into the scheme but soon grew concerned about delays. Customers were promised full refunds if requested, but Mr Coffey said he only received his money back once he engaged lawyers. Mr Sevelle previously told the ABC that, for cashflow reasons, refunds of more than $10,000 could not be paid in a lump sum. "No-one was ever boxed into staying. No startups or scale-ups have ever refunded pre-launch that we are aware of," he said. In the wake of the article, other customers have reached out to the ABC, saying they had no idea about Mr Sevelle's true identity or past until now, and thought his name was David Stryker. In his previous statement to the ABC, Mr Sevelle said he had not lied about his real identity and was simply using a "professional name", the same way actors, writers and influencers did, comparing himself to Marilyn Monroe and John Wayne. He said it was a "privacy barrier" to protect "unwanted commercial IP theft attempts" and also because the digital currency industry could "be very dangerous with nefarious and bad actors". "I have never hidden behind this name and still operate my own company and register domain names and trademarks and IP under my name," he said. The Lightweb project operates under companies registered in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States, including Create2tech Pty Ltd, Stryker Design, StrykerFusion and Stryker Design International. Mr Sevelle's third wife, Noppakao Yingnok, a Thai and Australian citizen, is registered as the sole director of these businesses. When the ABC asked Ms Yingnok questions about her companies, she said to "talk to David". Mr Sevelle said management responsibilities were shared between himself, the leadership team, the consulting team, and his wife, and that he was a "key decision maker". ASIC sued Mr Sevelle in 2006 for running an unregistered property investment scheme that left 70 "unsophisticated" investors out of pocket to the tune of $13 million. The scheme, called Mega Money, operated in the Central Coast, Hunter Valley, South Coast and Canberra regions. However, Mega Money collapsed, with the court-appointed liquidator, Justin Walsh of Ernst & Young, later stating in an affidavit that Mr Sevelle spent "significant sums of money" from the company on "personal purposes". In a previous statement to the ABC, Mr Sevelle said "there was no impropriety" in the Mega Money collapse and that he was not fined or charged. Mr Sevelle was banned permanently through court-ordered enforceable undertakings from providing financial advice, dealing in financial products, and carrying on a financial services business, including through the promotion and operation of any managed investment scheme. The Lightweb project technically is not an investment scheme, as those involved have not been buying shares. Customers have pre-purchased advertising slots, called broadcast certificates, for when the platform goes live. There are also plans for a virtual currency. To date, the platform does not have an active website or product and has missed its own deadline for a May launch. Mr Sevelle blamed multiple delays on "outside influences" such as "limited early-development funding", the COVID-19 pandemic, and the cost-of-living crisis.
News.com.au
3 hours ago
- News.com.au
Gold Digger: Gold miners could soar even higher if generalists fly in
Gold prices are staggering, but miners still have some reasons to be cautious Fundies think gold equities could re-rate again once generalist money flows into producers Waratah and PolarX lead gains with NSW and Alaskan exploration milestones The mood of attendees at this week's Diggers and Dealers Mining Forum was cautious and subdued. Gold miners are happy, but now wary of pressures building up on the periphery. Costs are one thing. Whether, with prices currently elevated near record highs, value can still be found in M&A is another. That would rely on valuations for gold miners running further from here to a point that the cohort could look into the rear view mirror a few months or years on from now and say, in fact, in August 2025 they were looking cheap. The ASX All Ords gold sub-index is up +42.72% YTD and close to 60% in a year. Its monthly change has turned green after the disappointments of guidance downgrades and cost blowouts from reporting season have washed through. Westgold Resources (ASX:WGX) is up close to 20% this week after taking investors on a site visit this week of its Beta Hunt gold mine and setting FY26 guidance of 345-385,000oz at AISC of $2600-2900/oz. Broker Argonaut has extended its mine life expectations at Beta Hunt by seven years to 2043 and kept a buy on the stock despite cutting its price target 7-8% to $4.60 on the back of higher cost guidance. Catalyst Metals (ASX:CYL) was the week's top performing ASX 300 mining stock while Pantoro (ASX:PNR) was up 10% this week, with Argonaut maintaining a hold but lifting its PT 32% to $4.10 after a site visit and incorporating the Bullen Underground and an extension to the OK Mine. At the commodity price end of the equation, the imposition of Trump's Great Depression era tariffs and Israel's escalation in Gaza have provided some safe haven appeal to the yellow metal, which is chasing US$3400/oz again. After a return to form in the past week, are there catalysts ahead for further gold price and equity runs? Generalists coming Asset manager State Street gives a 30% chance of US$3500-3900/oz in 2025, with a 50% probability of its base case of US$3100-3500/oz persisting. ETF performance has been strong at 397t for the first half. According to State Street, that's the best half year in five. But the plunge into precious metals remains far more muted than the fear-driven Covid bull market, which saw 734t added to ETF holdings by June 30, 2020. "With global ETF holdings still ~7% below their October 2020 peak, the ongoing restocking cycle still has meaningful room to run which should support prices well-above $3000/oz," State Street's Aakah Doshi, Mohamed Abukhalaf and George Milling-Stanley said. "If inflows accelerate and tighten physical balances, a bull case range of US$3500-$3900/oz remains in play." Fundies around the traps at Diggers are still bullish, in spite of at least one warning (from ever conservative goldie Evolution Mining (ASX:EVN)) that prices would, at some point, retrace. "The gold miners are still trading on very low multiples, or attractive multiples, I should say," Victor Smorgon Group gold fund portfolio manager Cameron Judd said. "If we see more quarters of cash generation and maybe some M&A activity, I think that will definitely attract the generalists, and I think there is a lot more upside. " Particularly when you look at a gold price at all time highs and then where the gold stocks are currently trading it, there's a lot more ups on the gold stocks." Argonaut executive director and deputy chair Liam Twigger, one of Australia's top mine sellers, said markets remained sceptical of the case gold miners would generate. "The average all in sustaining cost for gold companies is about $2050-2100 an ounce and the gold price is over $5000/oz, so they're making more than 100% margin," he told Stockhead. "I don't think that's ever happened before and the market is sceptical. "I think that's $4000/oz, maybe $4500/oz being priced in, not $5000. The market will want to see the earnings come through, the cash build up and then I think you could see another re-rating in the gold stocks. "I'm not giving investment advice, but I think all gold producers go higher." Winners and losers Here's how ASX-listed precious metals stocks are performing: CODE COMPANY PRICE WEEK % MONTH % 6 MONTH% YEAR % YTD % MARKET CAP MRR Minrex Resources Ltd 0.008 0% -11% 0% 0% 14% $ 9,221,373.78 NPM Newpeak Metals 0.021 -9% -5% 40% 50% 91% $ 6,582,866.48 MTC Metalstech Ltd 0.1425 10% 10% 19% -25% 2% $ 31,087,694.40 GED Golden Deeps 0.026 13% 18% 13% -16% 4% $ 4,605,268.23 G88 Golden Mile Res Ltd 0.008 -11% -11% -20% -20% -11% $ 4,353,982.84 LAT Latitude 66 Limited 0.034 -21% -3% -3% -66% -11% $ 4,875,623.97 NMR Native Mineral Res 0.14 4% -23% 155% 678% 259% $ 137,012,684.06 AQX Alice Queen Ltd 0.004 33% 33% -56% -43% -50% $ 5,538,784.76 SLZ Sultan Resources Ltd 0.006 0% 0% -25% 0% 0% $ 1,566,501.38 KSN Kingston Resources 0.13 0% -10% 63% 67% 83% $ 111,305,350.75 AMI Aurelia Metals Ltd 0.1925 10% 1% -6% 13% 13% $ 330,051,664.80 GIB Gibb River Diamonds 0.047 12% 42% 27% 18% 18% $ 10,081,943.92 KCN Kingsgate Consolid. 2.76 24% 17% 112% 101% 115% $ 703,662,119.16 TMX Terrain Minerals 0.003 20% 50% -40% -14% 0% $ 6,329,535.68 BNR Bulletin Res Ltd 0.052 0% -13% 37% 6% 33% $ 15,855,119.44 NXM Nexus Minerals Ltd 0.061 11% -16% 15% 67% 36% $ 36,829,336.39 SKY SKY Metals Ltd 0.073 4% 16% 33% 109% 35% $ 59,405,104.44 LM8 Lunnonmetalslimited 0.255 10% 9% 9% 59% 2% $ 58,466,466.11 CST Castile Resources 0.061 2% 7% -16% -22% -24% $ 18,650,663.38 YRL Yandal Resources 0.16 19% 80% 0% 19% -9% $ 52,569,946.94 FAU First Au Ltd 0.005 -17% 67% 150% 150% 150% $ 10,381,456.39 ARL Ardea Resources Ltd 0.4 0% -1% -4% -16% 21% $ 85,217,230.58 GWR GWR Group Ltd 0.105 -5% 11% 22% 33% 31% $ 33,978,698.78 IVR Investigator Res Ltd 0.026 4% 8% 0% -35% 30% $ 43,317,822.78 GTR Gti Energy Ltd 0.004 14% 0% 33% 14% 14% $ 11,167,964.42 IPT Impact Minerals 0.009 13% 50% -13% -32% -5% $ 37,019,969.71 BNZ Benzmining 0.98 51% 69% 139% 791% 184% $ 140,932,463.67 MOH Moho Resources 0.005 0% 25% 25% 11% 0% $ 3,727,070.14 BCM Brazilian Critical 0.013 -10% 18% 63% -7% 44% $ 17,692,198.67 PUA Peak Minerals Ltd 0.0575 -9% 28% 356% 2272% 641% $ 154,088,028.37 MRZ Mont Royal Resources 0.041 0% 0% 64% -27% -5% $ 3,486,221.51 SMS Starmineralslimited 0.026 4% 0% -21% -18% -28% $ 4,490,559.67 MVL Marvel Gold Limited 0.014 8% 8% 75% 56% 56% $ 19,504,319.84 PRX Prodigy Gold NL 0.002 -20% 0% 0% 12% 0% $ 16,854,656.71 AAU Antilles Gold Ltd 0.0045 -10% -10% 13% 50% 50% $ 12,545,340.08 CWX Carawine Resources 0.083 -11% -17% -17% -8% -17% $ 19,598,412.27 RND Rand Mining Ltd 1.805 6% -3% 11% 24% 19% $ 102,661,109.61 CAZ Cazaly Resources 0.021 5% 0% 62% 17% 50% $ 10,148,665.80 BMR Ballymore Resources 0.165 -3% 6% 18% 38% 38% $ 28,276,893.60 DRE Dreadnought Resources Ltd 0.011 0% 10% 0% -31% -8% $ 60,954,000.00 ZNC Zenith Minerals Ltd 0.04 29% 14% -9% 0% 0% $ 19,589,853.39 REZ Resourc & En Grp Ltd 0.015 -6% -25% -48% -29% -35% $ 11,212,088.82 LEX Lefroy Exploration 0.125 -7% 14% 47% 76% 79% $ 32,294,617.94 ERM Emmerson Resources 0.195 18% 50% 86% 261% 153% $ 120,780,690.36 AM7 Arcadia Minerals 0.028 0% 56% 40% -30% 47% $ 3,286,736.12 ADT Adriatic Metals 6.08 7% 7% 39% 110% 56% $ 1,804,251,615.66 AS1 Asara Resources Ltd 0.058 9% 16% 93% 544% 205% $ 82,588,338.54 CYL Catalyst Metals 6.35 25% 23% 60% 240% 146% $ 1,611,538,169.60 CHN Chalice Mining Ltd 1.64 3% -3% 44% 58% 48% $ 628,405,529.47 KAL Kalgoorliegoldmining 0.037 -3% 0% -54% 54% 106% $ 14,507,868.84 MLS Metals Australia 0.019 -5% 6% -14% 6% -17% $ 14,574,390.48 ADN Andromeda Metals Ltd 0.011 -4% 0% 83% -35% 57% $ 41,983,440.49 MEI Meteoric Resources 0.15 25% 20% 83% 70% 76% $ 382,935,460.60 SRN Surefire Rescs NL 0.002 0% 0% -20% -60% -32% $ 6,457,218.50 WA8 Warriedarresourltd 0.155 9% 48% 237% 158% 252% $ 178,189,257.75 HMX Hammer Metals Ltd 0.026 -4% -28% -19% -32% -21% $ 23,081,726.20 WCN White Cliff Min Ltd 0.025 14% 14% 25% 47% 56% $ 60,959,653.65 AVM Advance Metals Ltd 0.044 2% 5% -15% 120% 29% $ 12,029,293.34 ASR Asra Minerals Ltd 0.002 0% 0% -33% -64% -33% $ 8,000,396.02 ARI Arika Resources 0.04 5% 8% 21% 100% 48% $ 31,876,402.47 CTO Citigold Corp Ltd 0.004 0% 0% 0% -20% 0% $ 12,000,000.00 SMI Santana Minerals Ltd 0.63 11% 19% 20% 45% 30% $ 455,312,765.25 M2R Miramar 0.004 0% 0% 0% -33% 33% $ 3,987,293.14 MHC Manhattan Corp Ltd 0.024 -4% 14% 14% 20% 26% $ 13,376,966.93 GRL Godolphin Resources 0.011 -8% 10% -31% 0% -24% $ 5,386,479.74 SVG Savannah Goldfields 0.015 -6% -25% -35% -31% -18% $ 18,265,232.62 EMC Everest Metals Corp 0.12 -14% -14% -20% 14% -11% $ 26,895,750.60 GUL Gullewa Limited 0.069 0% 11% 23% -1% 23% $ 15,043,529.87 CY5 Cygnus Metals Ltd 0.093 0% 4% -23% 60% -7% $ 95,693,596.02 G50 G50Corp Ltd 0.32 10% 64% 106% 121% 106% $ 53,800,215.77 ADV Ardiden Ltd 0.16 -3% 3% 10% 14% 19% $ 9,690,213.43 AAR Astral Resources NL 0.165 3% 3% 22% 132% 22% $ 235,534,490.57 VMC Venus Metals Cor Ltd 0.1 -5% -13% 35% 43% 49% $ 19,612,868.30 NAE New Age Exploration 0.003 -14% -14% -14% -25% -14% $ 8,117,734.22 VKA Viking Mines Ltd 0.007 0% 0% -13% 0% -13% $ 10,751,589.99 LCL LCL Resources Ltd 0.007 17% 17% -18% 0% -30% $ 8,394,800.06 MTH Mithril Silver Gold 0.51 0% 21% 32% 325% 28% $ 87,254,653.78 ADG Adelong Gold Limited 0.005 0% 0% 0% 43% 11% $ 13,492,060.04 RMX Red Mount Min Ltd 0.008 0% -11% 0% -47% -11% $ 5,036,174.47 PRS Prospech Limited 0.023 -4% 53% -15% -36% -21% $ 8,712,995.40 TTM Titan Minerals 0.355 18% 13% -21% -23% -7% $ 88,639,940.04 AKA Aureka Limited 0.1 10% -13% -35% -99% -26% $ 12,352,927.54 AAM Aumegametals 0.039 11% 34% -22% -3% -7% $ 23,029,926.49 KZR Kalamazoo Resources 0.12 25% 36% 50% 94% 62% $ 24,133,286.87 BCN Beacon Minerals 1.295 1% 20% 25% 41% 47% $ 136,831,237.17 MAU Magnetic Resources 1.56 2% 10% 30% -1% 41% $ 413,247,109.66 BC8 Black Cat Syndicate 0.915 14% 17% 30% 186% 62% $ 619,157,766.50 EM2 Eagle Mountain 0.006 0% 0% -33% -86% -33% $ 6,810,223.73 EMR Emerald Res NL 3.585 4% -7% -19% 5% 10% $ 2,348,852,837.88 BYH Bryah Resources Ltd 0.004 -20% -43% 0% -33% 33% $ 4,114,130.12 HCH Hot Chili Ltd 0.625 9% 7% -6% -29% -10% $ 93,765,225.85 WAF West African Res Ltd 2.665 13% 16% 51% 91% 86% $ 3,032,306,418.54 MEU Marmota Limited 0.038 3% -7% -29% -5% -3% $ 43,597,314.23 NVA Nova Minerals Ltd 0.31 5% -2% -6% 130% -16% $ 136,510,481.78 SVL Silver Mines Limited 0.1225 -6% 2% 49% -16% 57% $ 230,576,924.00 PGD Peregrine Gold 0.29 5% 53% 100% 41% 107% $ 23,757,367.48 ICL Iceni Gold 0.065 8% 2% -14% 51% -8% $ 21,113,035.30 FG1 Flynngold 0.028 -3% -7% 22% 12% 12% $ 11,348,177.63 WWI West Wits Mining Ltd 0.028 27% 33% 70% 100% 100% $ 82,658,729.73 RML Resolution Minerals 0.056 -26% 12% 522% 250% 367% $ 77,856,021.24 AAJ Aruma Resources Ltd 0.007 0% -13% -30% -53% -42% $ 2,295,583.68 HWK Hawk Resources. 0.017 -11% -11% -35% -45% -23% $ 4,605,800.63 GMN Gold Mountain Ltd 0.06 -21% -52% -52% -60% -60% $ 7,448,868.97 MEG Megado Minerals Ltd 0.034 -11% 17% 162% 225% 100% $ 24,535,963.96 HMG Hamelingoldlimited 0.052 -12% -17% -7% -45% -19% $ 10,708,392.83 BM8 Battery Age Minerals 0.066 -7% 20% -15% -37% -37% $ 10,322,523.96 TBR Tribune Res Ltd 4.73 4% -1% -2% 24% 10% $ 243,976,558.05 FML Focus Minerals Ltd 0.375 1% 7% 88% 178% 121% $ 108,892,285.10 VRC Volt Resources Ltd 0.004 0% 0% 14% 33% 33% $ 18,739,397.64 ARV Artemis Resources 0.005 0% 0% -38% -38% -38% $ 11,462,688.66 HRN Horizon Gold Ltd 0.48 -6% -13% -9% 70% 1% $ 75,252,562.66 CLA Celsius Resource Ltd 0.008 14% 14% -11% -27% -27% $ 21,948,419.16 QML Qmines Limited 0.054 8% 8% 2% 8% 0% $ 25,347,707.19 RDN Raiden Resources Ltd 0.004 -11% 0% -43% -82% -64% $ 15,529,011.49 TCG Turaco Gold Limited 0.49 14% 4% 40% 113% 92% $ 504,273,248.16 KCC Kincora Copper 0.06 -10% 50% 122% 40% 122% $ 13,153,667.02 GBZ GBM Rsources Ltd 0.029 53% 93% 263% 263% 263% $ 46,723,416.63 DTM Dart Mining NL 0.003 0% 0% -57% -82% -67% $ 3,594,166.73 MKR Manuka Resources. 0.045 7% 5% 100% 53% 64% $ 45,846,179.91 AUC Ausgold Limited 0.605 11% -2% 27% 116% 44% $ 258,472,236.58 ANX Anax Metals Ltd 0.007 0% 0% -36% -63% -42% $ 6,179,652.97 EMU EMU NL 0.023 0% 10% -12% 15% -15% $ 4,647,466.30 SFM Santa Fe Minerals 0.25 -4% 79% 525% 594% 706% $ 17,476,509.36 PNR Pantoro Gold Limited 4.065 11% 33% 84% 192% 166% $ 1,594,820,507.98 CMM Capricorn Metals 9.87 10% 6% 24% 74% 57% $ 4,221,180,360.98 VRL Verity Resources 0.024 9% 20% 76% -18% 23% $ 6,711,131.23 HAW Hawthorn Resources 0.052 -2% -10% 6% -13% 27% $ 17,420,811.88 BGD Bartongoldholdings 0.82 20% 8% 183% 235% 235% $ 183,081,630.16 SVY Stavely Minerals Ltd 0.0145 -19% 32% -15% -34% -15% $ 8,160,631.40 AGC AGC Ltd 0.18 9% 16% 16% -20% 16% $ 44,904,513.85 RGL Riversgold 0.004 0% 0% 33% -27% 0% $ 5,051,137.78 TSO Tesoro Gold Ltd 0.034 17% 26% 31% 26% 70% $ 62,455,210.42 GUE Global Uranium 0.062 0% -6% -21% 13% 3% $ 28,194,789.73 CPM Coopermetalslimited 0.067 29% 81% 37% 14% 46% $ 4,152,849.45 MM8 Medallion Metals. 0.28 17% 24% 115% 391% 133% $ 171,292,801.40 FFM Firefly Metals Ltd 1.085 4% -3% 19% 44% 17% $ 699,229,768.55 CBY Canterbury Resources 0.024 -8% 0% 4% -35% 9% $ 4,978,581.50 SLA Solara Minerals 0.24 -4% 45% 66% 2% 167% $ 13,626,433.41 SFR Sandfire Resources 11.515 8% 4% 9% 39% 24% $ 5,205,874,892.40 TAM Tanami Gold NL 0.058 4% -3% 100% 107% 93% $ 68,155,628.67 NWM Norwest Minerals 0.013 8% 0% 8% -28% 8% $ 13,391,390.36 ALK Alkane Resources Ltd 0.84 17% 25% 42% 93% 65% $ 1,132,848,460.29 BMO Bastion Minerals 0.0015 0% 0% -52% -68% -52% $ 3,307,429.64 IDA Indiana Resources 0.04 7% 15% 33% 97% 57% $ 23,174,368.49 GSM Golden State Mining 0.008 0% 14% 0% -27% 0% $ 2,234,965.04 NSM Northstaw 0.03 -9% -21% 52% 148% 90% $ 10,569,365.37 GSN Great Southern 0.025 -4% -4% 19% 47% 67% $ 24,920,107.25 VAU Vault Minerals Ltd 0.425 16% 10% 4% 27% 29% $ 2,857,038,820.44 THR Thor Energy PLC 0.01 11% 11% -9% -33% -23% $ 7,329,898.35 CDR Codrus Minerals Ltd 0.023 -18% -23% 39% -15% 35% $ 4,134,687.58 MDI Middle Island Res 0.019 12% 0% 27% 27% 58% $ 5,571,445.45 WTM Waratah Minerals Ltd 0.61 107% 126% 307% 97% 294% $ 151,782,972.90 POL Polymetals Resources 0.775 5% 5% -9% 204% -3% $ 211,572,804.83 RDS Redstone Resources 0.004 33% 14% 33% 0% 60% $ 4,137,069.42 NAG Nagambie Resources 0.0165 -3% 10% 3% 83% -8% $ 13,656,139.85 BGL Bellevue Gold Ltd 0.89 10% -5% -26% -30% -21% $ 1,313,930,235.23 GBR Greatbould Resources 0.057 4% -10% 4% 12% 33% $ 54,251,049.42 KAI Kairos Minerals Ltd 0.026 18% -13% 63% 136% 117% $ 68,403,716.91 KAU Kaiser Reef 0.1675 5% -7% 5% 8% 5% $ 97,935,114.75 HRZ Horizon 0.05 14% 4% 3% 22% 25% $ 144,443,314.20 CDT Castle Minerals 0.06 -9% -19% -20% -60% 0% $ 6,960,574.20 RSG Resolute Mining 0.6725 8% 8% 92% 8% 70% $ 1,394,950,888.52 EVN Evolution Mining Ltd 7.64 7% 0% 29% 98% 59% $ 15,017,838,870.00 CXU Cauldron Energy Ltd 0.008 14% -11% -25% -56% -32% $ 14,329,288.06 DLI Delta Lithium 0.16 0% 7% -16% -27% -6% $ 118,343,245.68 ALY Alchemy Resource Ltd 0.005 -9% 0% -29% -17% -29% $ 5,890,381.28 NH3 Nh3Cleanenergyltd 0.063 11% 29% 215% 294% 250% $ 38,821,754.08 OBM Ora Banda Mining Ltd 0.7075 9% 3% -21% 75% 9% $ 1,290,415,615.65 AVW Avira Resources Ltd 0.007 0% 0% -65% -65% -65% $ 1,610,000.00 LCY Legacy Iron Ore 0.009 13% 0% -10% -42% -10% $ 87,858,383.26 PDI Predictive Disc Ltd 0.4475 5% 10% 28% 149% 95% $ 1,180,110,571.20 MAT Matsa Resources 0.075 3% 12% 88% 213% 114% $ 55,474,278.41 ZAG Zuleika Gold Ltd 0.023 21% 64% 77% 28% 77% $ 17,063,238.32 GML Gateway Mining 0.028 12% 12% 22% 22% 33% $ 11,038,147.97 SBM St Barbara Limited 0.3175 18% 11% 22% 51% 41% $ 335,682,365.71 SBR Sabre Resources 0.01 -9% 11% 11% -29% 0% $ 3,944,619.33 STK Strickland Metals 0.1375 -11% -5% 88% 39% 62% $ 316,730,371.58 CEL Challenger Gold Ltd 0.11 28% 29% 124% 144% 134% $ 198,408,882.14 GG8 Gorilla Gold Mines 0.48 28% 32% 118% 259% 85% $ 290,801,738.70 NST Northern Star 18.14 17% 8% 2% 28% 17% $ 24,842,460,136.61 OZM Ozaurum Resources 0.0755 18% 18% -42% 40% 152% $ 17,869,946.09 TG1 Techgen Metals Ltd 0.019 0% -31% -43% -26% -43% $ 3,014,648.49 XAM Xanadu Mines Ltd 0.08 1% 1% 60% 45% 63% $ 183,296,895.12 AQI Alicanto Min Ltd 0.026 0% -4% -38% 63% -30% $ 23,748,003.33 KTA Krakatoa Resources 0.0115 -4% 0% 28% 15% 21% $ 8,914,041.29 ARN Aldoro Resources 0.335 12% -9% 3% 309% -12% $ 76,204,558.50 WGX Westgold Resources. 3.06 20% 12% 24% 9% 8% $ 2,736,262,986.90 MBK Metal Bank Ltd 0.011 -8% -8% -31% -35% -27% $ 5,969,507.98 A8G Australasian Metals 0.071 -1% 6% 3% -20% -10% $ 4,110,170.48 TAR Taruga Minerals 0.009 0% 13% -10% 29% -10% $ 6,423,786.52 DTR Dateline Resources 0.125 9% 40% 4067% 1983% 3471% $ 383,621,999.88 GOR Gold Road Res Ltd 3.3 5% 3% 26% 96% 61% $ 3,585,116,898.00 S2R S2 Resources 0.078 22% 11% 24% -29% 16% $ 34,995,888.27 NES Nelson Resources. 0.003 0% 0% -14% 20% 0% $ 6,515,782.98 TLM Talisman Mining 0.15 3% 3% -23% -39% -27% $ 29,189,654.10 BEZ Besragoldinc 0.041 -13% -24% -41% -51% -54% $ 19,112,917.43 PRU Perseus Mining Ltd 3.57 9% 3% 25% 46% 39% $ 4,806,669,146.95 SPQ Superior Resources 0.005 0% 25% -17% -38% -17% $ 11,854,913.63 PUR Pursuit Minerals 0.062 -6% -10% -27% -59% -35% $ 6,558,540.95 RMS Ramelius Resources 2.82 12% 19% 8% 52% 36% $ 5,353,698,938.00 PKO Peako Limited 0.0025 0% -17% -17% -38% -17% $ 3,719,354.90 RKB Rokeby Resources Ltd 0.014 17% 56% 100% 250% 180% $ 22,888,055.96 A1G African Gold Ltd. 0.225 13% 29% 213% 733% 309% $ 118,547,543.70 NMG New Murchison Gold 0.0175 3% 9% 59% 192% 94% $ 188,599,272.28 GNM Great Northern 0.016 -6% 14% 23% 45% 14% $ 2,474,065.23 KRM Kingsrose Mining Ltd 0.042 8% 35% 17% 0% 20% $ 31,648,113.80 BTR Brightstar Resources 0.43 1% -4% -14% 8% -14% $ 248,677,767.27 RRL Regis Resources 4.375 7% -1% 33% 174% 72% $ 3,272,629,172.32 M24 Mamba Exploration 0.013 -19% 0% -21% 30% 8% $ 3,837,152.93 TRM Truscott Mining Corp 0.05 -4% 2% -44% -17% -36% $ 9,784,428.00 TNC True North Copper 0.345 1% -12% -9% -92% -89% $ 46,494,717.62 MOM Moab Minerals Ltd 0.0015 0% 0% -25% -63% -25% $ 2,811,999.05 KNB Koonenberrygold 0.044 -8% -15% 63% 238% 267% $ 42,027,921.95 AWJ Auric Mining 0.175 6% -3% -44% -19% -49% $ 32,546,692.85 ENR Encounter Resources 0.335 34% 16% 37% -35% 3% $ 144,649,772.51 SNG Siren Gold 0.059 16% 18% 20% 18% -9% $ 12,043,383.50 STN Saturn Metals 0.41 -4% 8% 64% 148% 100% $ 189,774,841.58 USL Unico Silver Limited 0.42 8% 45% 95% 180% 115% $ 175,177,502.00 PNM Pacific Nickel Mines 0.024 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% $ 10,103,834.52 AYM Australia United Min 0.0025 25% 25% -29% -17% -38% $ 4,606,443.71 HAV Havilah Resources 0.185 0% 0% -10% 3% -18% $ 63,790,192.62 SPR Spartan Resources 2.13 0% 7% 58% 69% 51% $ 2,847,436,934.76 PNT Panthermetalsltd 0.01 25% -33% 43% -60% -9% $ 3,009,045.48 MEK Meeka Metals Limited 0.15 7% 7% 30% 241% 95% $ 393,620,197.95 GMD Genesis Minerals 4.025 9% -3% 25% 98% 63% $ 4,533,497,708.57 PGO Pacgold 0.067 16% 6% 12% -44% -11% $ 14,025,960.66 FEG Far East Gold 0.175 0% 3% 0% 30% -3% $ 64,229,804.28 MI6 Minerals260Limited 0.1175 7% -2% -10% -24% -10% $ 237,743,333.30 IGO IGO Limited 4.995 13% 18% 0% -4% 5% $ 3,581,876,755.49 GAL Galileo Mining Ltd 0.145 -3% -3% 4% -9% 16% $ 29,643,739.05 RXL Rox Resources 0.3025 4% 4% 34% 124% 51% $ 231,526,983.78 PTN Patronus Resources 0.063 -3% 0% 7% 21% 29% $ 101,518,663.85 CLZ Classic Min Ltd 0.001 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% $ 3,017,699.21 TGM Theta Gold Mines Ltd 0.165 -8% 14% 3% 27% -8% $ 154,427,482.28 FAL Falconmetalsltd 0.625 28% 213% 381% 131% 443% $ 115,412,249.55 SPD Southernpalladium 0.675 -3% 4% 57% 72% 13% $ 73,795,500.00 ORN Orion Minerals Ltd 0.011 22% -8% -27% -27% -27% $ 80,097,996.76 TMB Tambourahmetals 0.037 42% 68% 42% -6% 76% $ 6,122,613.63 TMS Tennant Minerals Ltd 0.007 0% 0% -42% -63% -22% $ 6,928,287.70 AZY Antipa Minerals Ltd 0.565 5% -4% 49% 465% 117% $ 349,630,955.82 PXX Polarx Limited 0.018 80% 125% 157% 80% 177% $ 42,759,017.60 TRE Toubani Res Ltd 0.385 15% 33% 141% 120% 126% $ 135,135,626.01 AUN Aurumin 0.1 2% 14% 43% 178% 52% $ 48,894,123.45 GPR Geopacific Resources 0.03 0% 20% 43% 34% 50% $ 92,291,494.45 FXG Felix Gold Limited 0.2 25% 60% 48% 488% 138% $ 76,804,491.93 ILT Iltani Resources Lim 0.195 3% -9% -11% 8% -5% $ 12,199,048.37 BRX Belararoxlimited 0.085 6% 29% -47% -67% -51% $ 12,959,918.16 TM1 Terra Metals Limited 0.069 3% 53% 130% 57% 146% $ 31,541,199.76 TOR Torque Met 0.3025 26% 102% 358% 188% 471% $ 152,707,372.63 ARD Argent Minerals 0.023 0% 10% -4% 64% 35% $ 31,815,090.56 LM1 Leeuwin Metals Ltd 0.165 68% 18% 38% 126% 18% $ 17,137,085.28 SX2 Southgold Consol 5.47 1% -14% 46% 0% 0% $ 772,096,138.00 UVA Uvrelimited 0.135 13% 17% 65% 39% 52% $ 24,076,000.13 VTX Vertexmin 0.22 13% -12% -35% 162% 6% $ 47,580,736.68 Gold medal performers Who were some of the top precious metals names this week? Waratah Minerals (ASX:WTM) No one in the gold space has had a week quite like Waratah, the owner of the Spur Gold Corridor in New South Wales. Featuring many geos who worked on the giant Cadia mine in NSW (which is just 5km away) and showing similarities to the GRE46 discovery at Evolution Mining's (ASX:EVN) Cowal gold mine, Monday's revelation of a 208.7m hit at 1.17g/t Au from 514m at the Consols prospect powered a doubling of the explorer's share price. Now capped at over $150m, WTM is beginning to catch the eye at Spur, which now features over 1.5km of strike, 500m of that added with the hit in drill hole SPRCD062. Blue Ocean Equities analyst Carlos Crowley-Vasquez, who focused specifically on NSW gold stocks, increased the broker's price target from $1.20 to $1.50, saying he sees Spur as having a path to a +3Moz resource. Blue Ocean has also dropped its downside scenario where Waratah makes no material discovery. Watch this space. PolarX (ASX:PXX) Northern Star sponsored PolarX has emerged from the shadows this week with the start of a drill program at its Caribou Dome copper project in Alaska. NST holds 16% of PXX, which is well placed with its Alaska Range project just 150km from its Pogo gold mine. A US$2m loan from the Aussie gold giant has been used to fund drilling, with 2400m of diamond drilling planned to test depth extensions of the orebody and historical drill hole intercepts. Part of the Alaska Range resource along with the Zackly deposit, Caribou Dome is presently small but high in grade, featuring 7.2Mt of measured, indicated and inferred resources at 3.1% copper and 6.5g/t silver for 224,375t Cu metal and 1.5Moz of silver. The polymetallic Zackly boasts 4Mt combined indicated and inferred at 1.1% Cu, 1.6g/t Au and 12.6g/t Ag for 45,000t copper, 213,000oz gold and 1.63Moz silver. PRX completed the necessary activities to claim an 80% interest in Caribou Dome, where little exploration was undertaken by other parties since 1970, in June last year. But it has been exploring there since February 2015, publishing a maiden resource in April 2017 and update in June 2023, with the mineralisation now extending to more than 300m deep. The views, information, or opinions expressed in the interviews in this article are solely those of the interviewees and do not represent the views of Stockhead.
News.com.au
7 hours ago
- News.com.au
The $10 million Golden Eagle to be moved from Rosehill to Randwick from 2025
In a shock announcement, Racing NSW (RNSW) has announced that the $10m Golden Eagle will move from Rosehill Gardens to Royal Randwick from 2025 onwards. Sydney's second richest race behind The TAB Everest, the Golden Eagle has called Rosehill Gardens home since the inception of the heavyweight four-year-old contest in 2019. 'Racing NSW is excited to announce a spectacular new chapter for one of Australia's new age horse races,' the statement read. 'Beginning in 2025, The Golden Eagle — already a $10 million juggernaut on the world stage — will soar into its new home at Royal Randwick. 'Since its inception, the Golden Eagle has captivated racing fans and punters alike. Its meteoric rise in prestige is underscored by a stunning statistic: eight of the top 12 finishers from the 2024 edition have gone on to conquer Group 1 races globally. 'From Australia to Asia and Europe — the Golden Eagle is making a global mark. 'As NSW's second most-wagered race — behind only The Everest — the move to Royal Randwick ensures the Golden Eagle will shine even brighter within Australia's Spring racing spectacle.' The move will see Royal Randwick host four consecutive major meetings during the heights of the spring carnival. That begins with TAB Everest Day on October 18, followed by Spring Champion Stakes Day on October 25 before Golden Eagle Day on November 1. Rounding out the quartet of flagship meetings is the Big Dance meeting on Melbourne Cup Day, Tuesday ,November 4. The move will see the Golden Eagle's charity component continue while the race conditions, including the 1500m distance for four-year-olds remains unchanged. 'Sydney's Everest Carnival continues to grow every year, with the highlight being a sold-out Royal Randwick for Everest Day last year,' said Racing NSW Chairman Saranne Cooke. 'The Golden Eagle race, especially with the $1 million charity component, forms a prominent position at the new Randwick Carnival. 'It will, like The Everest, become the young generation's must-go event. Once again in 2025, the Golden Eagle is also again attracting world-class contenders, with a growing number of international stars — many of whom have already triumphed in prestigious Group races across Europe and Asia— now targeting the Randwick feature.'
