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West Australian
06-08-2025
- Business
- West Australian
Chalice Mining picks a month to release highly-anticipated study into Gonneville project
A make-or-break study into Chalice Mining's mixed metals development on farmland near Toodyay will be released in three months time, the company's boss has declared. Alex Dorsch narrowed the expected timeframe for the long-awaited pre-feasibility study into the Gonneville palladium-nickel-copper project to be unveiled. 'Effectively, November it (the PFS) is going to be released,' he said on Wednesday at Diggers & Dealers. 'The critical path there at the moment is we had to bring magnetite into our resource estimate.' Chalice has joined forces with Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi to work on the PFS. Once the PFS is completed, Mitsubishi is set to decide whether or not it wants to lock in a binding partnership with Chalice to develop the billion-dollar mine. Mr Dorsch on Wednesday also lobbied for platinum group metals to be included in the Federal Government's $1.2 billion critical minerals strategic reserve. 'The benefit of PGMS is there's very, very small volumes to store. You don't need much,' Mr Dorsch said. 'You probably need the size of this table (a 1.5 metre by 1 metre table) to store a significant quantity of strategic reserves for the country. 'I think if they could do that alongside some other Western nations, obviously, that would be the smart way to do it.' Mr Dorsch expressed 'surprise' the Albanese Government had opted to establish the $1.2b stockpile. He said the 'simple thing' would be to make approvals 'more rapid' and establish more infrastructure near mining projects.
CBS News
08-02-2025
- Entertainment
- CBS News
Verizon Fan Fest to welcome thousands of guests for massive Super Bowl party in Denver
The big game on Sunday might be in New Orleans, but there is a new experience going on at Empower Field at Mile High ahead of kickoff. Verizon Fan Fest is going to take place from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday. "It's going to be a great time! This is something we've never done before," said Verizon spokesperson Meagan Dorsch. She said there will be viewing parties in 30 NFL markets, including Denver, to simultaneously watch the Super Bowl together. "It's like a big party. Big Easy has nothing on the Mile High," said Dorsch. Dorsch said the event is a thank you to Verizon customers and offers those who don't have the opportunity to go to the Super Bowl a different kind of experience. "A lot of people do not have the opportunity to go to the Super Bowl, so we want to bring that energy and that passion for football to kind of a more local setting, and for the customers that we have in this community," said Dorsch. Current Denver Broncos Defensive Player of the Year Pat Surtain II and former Bronco Emmanuel Sanders, as well as NFL alumni, will be there to kick off the event. Dorsch shared some of the excitement waiting for the visitors. "When guests arrive, they're going to be running through like a tunnel with the cheerleaders and the band, Miles the Mascot. We're going to have like a combine set up on the field that families can take part in, a lot of food. So it's going to be a really, really fun time all leading up to the game, and they can stay and watch the game too. It's going to be the largest viewing party of the Super Bowl." Although the weather will be a bit chilly Sunday, there's something for everyone. Events will take place on the field and inside at the club level. Dorsch said they're expecting 2,00 visitors at Verizon Fan Fest. Tickets for Verizon customers were first come first served and have already sold out.
