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• Tuesday, July 29, 2014
  KGL Resources hits 50.9% lead and 551g/t silver at Jervois
  

  KGL's latest drilling results will further add to the forthcoming resource update due late-August. A PFS will follow in September.

• Tuesday, July 29, 2014
  South Boulder Mines is rapidly progressing Sulphate of Potash PFS
  

  South Boulder has reinvigorated the Colluli Potash project with a ramp up of activity – particularly in the last quarter. This follows scoping work completed in late 2013 which considered processing all potassium bearing salts. The company's shares are expected to open firmer.

• Tuesday, July 29, 2014
  U.S. equities mixed, investors await plethora of S&P 500 reports
  

  The reporting action is set to ramp up this week, with over 140 S&P 500 components set to announce results. Gold is steady and oil eased. The ASX SPI 200 is off seven points to 5522.

• Monday, July 28, 2014
  Spectrum Rare Earths increases grades at Skyfall Magnetic Rare Earth project
  

  Results back from trial pitting at Spectrum Rare Earth’s Skyfall Magnetic End Use Rare Earth Prospect in the Northern Territory show an improving grade profile. Skyfall has one of the highest distribution of Magnetic Rare Earths when compared to other rare earth prospects around the world.

• Monday, July 28, 2014
  MacPhersons Resources raising up to A$10.4M to complete Nimbus BFS
  

  Providing a major vote of confidence in the development pathway, MacPhersons chairman will subscribe for up to $1M in shares while Orion Mine Finance has committed to $6.5M. Funds will complete the BFS in the December quarter 2014.

• Monday, July 28, 2014
  Liquefied Natural Gas Limited snares second North American LNG project
  

  The agreement to acquire the Bear Head LNG project in Nova Scotia, Canada, from Anadarko Petroleum Corporation for US$11 million will diversify and reduce risk for Liquefied Natural Gas Limited in the North American LNG sector. Previous work by Anadarko is expected to result in lower development costs and faster approvals compared to Magnolia LNG.

• Monday, July 28, 2014
  Kibaran Resources delivers best ever graphite assays from Epanko
  

  The final reverse circulation assays for Kibaran at Epanko are the best ever, and included 53m at 14.0% TGC. The JORC upgrade is close to completion. Diamond drilling will commence shortly to further optimise the processing flowsheet.

• Monday, July 28, 2014
  Triton Minerals expands Nicanda Hill high grade graphite zones
  

  Phase 1 drilling at Nicanda Hill in Mozambique has further defined and expanded the multiple high grade graphite zones present. Phase 2 drilling will focus on testing the continuity of these zones.

• Monday, July 28, 2014
  Soil Sub Technologies to submit study for Malaysian township project
  

  The submission of a Pre-Feasibility Study to the National Housing Company of Malaysia for the Penor township by late August 2014 provides the next milestone for Platinum JV Developments Sdn Bhd and Soil Sub Technologies.

• Friday, July 25, 2014
  Legend Mining increases footprint in Fraser Range
  

  The new exploration licenses awarded through a recent tenement ballot further increase Legend's exposure in the Fraser Range, and with exploration programs coming up, news flow is set to increase. The company also holds 1.5 million Sirius Resources shares. Mark Creasy is the largest shareholder in Legend with around 25%.

• Friday, July 25, 2014
  Base Resources' Kwale project drives positive operating cash flows
  

  With its maiden positive operating cash flows of $4.1 million in the June quarter, Base Resources is now solidly in the ranks of mineral sands producers. Further improvements are expected from its Kwale Mineral Sands operation in Kenya.

• Friday, July 25, 2014
  SomnoMed raising up to $7.05M
  

  With sales of its sleep apnea products growing across Europe and the U.S., SomnoMed is raising up to $7.05 million through a $5.55 million share placement and a share purchase plan of up to $1.5 million to double production capacity at its plant.