Category: News

Side-effects caused by the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine have created a detour on Australia’s road to recovery, but K2 Asset Management’s Stephen Scott says the country’s outlook remains positive.

As the world emerges from the depths of the pandemic Australia appears to have once again lived up to its ‘lucky country’ moniker, according to Viriathus Capital’s Shaun Cartwright.

When you’re living or working a long way from the creature comforts of home, the stress of long-term isolation and boredom can have a severe impact on mental health. For isolated people, having the opportunity to relax in front of a movie or connect with friends and family back home makes a big difference to wellbeing and morale.

For millennials getting started on their investment journeys, microinvestment tools are a popular way to improve financial literacy.

When it comes to picking small cap companies to invest in, K2 Asset Management’s Stephen Scott turns to Scotland Yard’s interrogation tactics to find potential winners.

In a high pressure environment, healthcare workers often need to be able to make the right decision in a split second.

Australian game developer, PlaySide Studios (ASX: PLY), has just released three new casual mobile games.

Junior gold and copper explorer TechGen is eyeing an early-April listing on the ASX after successfully raising $6 million through a heavily oversubscribed initial public offering (IPO). 

Australian uranium explorer Marenica Energy (ASX: MEY) has uncovered additional prehistoric riverbeds (known as palaeochannels) at its Namib IV project site in Namibia.

The price of lithium hit a two-year high earlier this month as demand for the rare earth element continues to surge, and Viriathus Australia’s managing director Shaun Cartwright is reaping the benefits.

Australian gold explorer Nusantara has delivered a maiden Measured Resource for its Indonesia-based Awak Mas gold project following a close-spaced diamond drilling program.

Google has confirmed it will ban tracking cookies on its Chrome browser by 2022, with plans to replace the service with a new ‘profiling’ solution for advertisers.