A graphene breakthrough a decade in the making, the biggest float in history, and copper we can't say we've seen before. The week that was on the ASX: equitiesclub.com/weekly-wrap…

Anthony Bourdain wrote about this. This was his pitch for Parts Unknown. Trust me, read the whole thing.

Campbell Brown on Zak Butters moving back to Victoria under this government

This is Orson Welles talking about his friendship with Ernest Hemingway. Imagine if people were still this articulate.

MRD just found its best scandium grades sitting in storage. Old samples, no new drilling, well above the current resource. Plus 14,000 more still to test. Here's what it means for MRD: equitiesclub.com/criticalmin…

Peak woke was a fascinating time.

Verified by a UNSW graphene expert, and Adisyn owns the patented process. The full story on what $AI1 has proven and what comes next: equitiesclub.com/tech/adisyn…

Adisyn (ASX: AI1) has cracked one of the biggest problems in AI chips, and it's just been independently verified. The fix the whole industry's been chasing, pulled off by an ASX small-cap. Managing director Arye Kohavi on what it means

SpaceX asks the public for US$75 billion, a Silicon Valley giant takes a fifth of Fortuna, and Opthea sheds 97.5% in a single session. Plus: drones, graphene, and and an awkward backflip from a small-cap. This week's ASX wrap: equitiesclub.com/weekly-wrap…

Spent 3 years making TV for the ABC. On my first day the TV head bragged the network was number 3 in the ratings. There’s very little satire here.

The Silicon Valley giant behind SpaceX just took a fifth of Fortuna Metals (ASX: FUN) The men behind DreamWorks and Dropbox, now on the register of a $37 million ASX junior. Read the full breakdown: equitiesclub.com/titanium/wn…

Full story on the Arthur Sinodinos appointment: equitiesclub.com/criticalmin…

For three years, Arthur Sinodinos was Australia's man in Washington. He's just joined Evion Group (ASX: EVG) as strategic advisor. We sat down with managing director David Round to talk through what EVG's building.

While the juiced-up Enhanced Games flopped in Vegas, the money went hunting in chips, coal and rock. A drone-parts maker booked its first invoice, a coal baron resurrected and a rig started turning on ground the 90s walked away from The week that was: equitiesclub.com/rare-earths…

The week after listing, drone parts supplier KTEK Aerosystems (ASX: KTK) has shipped its first half-a-million dollars of product into the biggest defence buildup since the Cold War. Faster than most ASX listings ever get to first revenue. Read more: equitiesclub.com/defence/kte…

AZ9 paid less than a million US dollars for a copper project in Mongolia in April. Two drill holes later, both have come back with massive sulphide. The second one richer than the first. equitiesclub.com/copper/az9-…

13 days ago we added Evion Group as our only US-based critical minerals play. The rock has now come back signed off. The US spent 35 years not caring where its fluorspar came from. It cares a lot now. EVG is a useful ASX-listed reminder. equitiesclub.com/criticalmin…

KTK ripped 90% in its first five sessions, GYG walked away from America to applause, and the architect of Northern Star calls it a day The week that was on the ASX: equitiesclub.com/weekly-wrap…

Classic Tony Greig commentary praising the beauty of the women in the crowd. Tony Greig: Oh boy... and she looked gorgeous. (A long pause follows as Bill Lawry refuses to take the bait) Tony Greig: Well, go on then, say something. (Another pause) Tony Greig: He won't say anything. It's gotta be a pigeon before he comments. Bill Lawry: You dig a hole, you fill it up, mate. (Cameraman cuts a shot of a pigeon sitting on the grandstand roof) Tony Greig: Oh, isn't that beautiful! Bill Lawry: That's what's called a mongrel black checker.

The latest IQ test involves data centers and water.