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Mining, Energy, Resources, Gaming, News, Politics, Culture Australia and Global May 26/27, 2025 Lee blasts Star board for pocketing fees, skimming homework The Australian Securities & Investments Commission is pursuing legal action against a number former directors and executives of casino operator Star Entertainment. ASIC alleges they breached their obligations to prevent money laundering by Asian-based junket operators, with Federal Court judge Michael Lee hearing closing arguments on Monday from Michael Henry SC, counsel for Star's non-executive directors. Lee stated that part of the former board's defence seemed to be that its non-executive directors should not be required to look through the many hundreds of documents that might have shed light on the probity of those involved in the junkets, despite being happy to accept the generous fees they were paid; Star's non-executive directors in question received a total of $1.62m in fees in 2017. (RMS) News Tabcorp to cut commissions for 1300 pubs Tabcorp CEO Gillon McLachlan says the gambling company needs to persuade pub owners that its betting terminals are an asset and not a cost. Tabcorp is planning to stop paying pubs a daily fee for hosting its terminals, and while it will still pay pubs a commission on turnover, around 1,300 are likely to fall below a threshold for being eligible to receive them. However, Tabcorp is planning to launch a range of new promotions available only to gamblers in pubs, such as 'Tabtime' on Saturday afternoons. (Roy Morgan Summary) News Next Rio chief urged to deal with 'challenging' frontiers Church of England Pensions Board spokesman Adam Matthews says Rio Tinto must continue to invest in "challenging jurisdictions" under the successor to outgoing CEO Jakob Stausholm. Rio Tinto and major rival BHP have increased their exposure to resources projects in regions such as Africa in recent years, while Rio Tinto is under renewed scrutiny over its stake in the Oyu Tolgoi copper mine in Mongolia. Matthews has also praised Stausholm, noting that he took the helm at a difficult time for Rio Tinto. Matthews adds that he supports maintaining Rio Tinto's dual-listed structure, and he says he issue is an unnecessary distraction at present. (RMS) News Green light for Rio's stockpile despite asbestos risk Western Australia's Department of Water and Environmental Regulation has given Rio Tinto permission to increase the amount of railway ballast material it stores within its Gudai-Darri iron ore project in the Pilbara. The 166km-long Gudai-Darri rail line passes through the Wittenoom Asbestos Management Area, with Wittenoom once the site of Australia's largest asbestos mine; over 2,000 of the workers and residents of Wittenoom have so far died from asbestos-related diseases. Ballast material located within the area is crushed and screened extremely close to a source of public drinking water, with the DWER of the view that Rio has the procedures in place to manage the risk of the water potentially being contaminated with asbestos. (RMS) News BHP chops 100 local jobs, joining rival Rio Tinto in iron ore axings BHP is believed to have primarily targeted middle-management roles in the latest downsizing of its Pilbara workforce. BHP is said to have retrenched about 100 employees and contractors at its flagship iron ore division last week; the resources giant started to scale back its workforce in early 2024 by disbanding specialist teams and folding their staff into its broader operations. The latest latest round of redundancies is not expected to affect BHP's target of producing 305 million tonnes of Pilbara iron ore in the medium-term. Rival iron ore producer Rio Tinto axed about 500 jobs in 2024. (RMS) News Iron throne is waiting A report released by think tank The Superpower Institute on Monday contends that Australia has the potential to develop an industry worth $400 billion a year through the manufacture of green iron. The term refers to the smelting of iron using renewable energy rather than fossil fuels, with Geraldton and Kwinana in Western Australia well placed to host iron-making plants, due to their proximity to the Pilbara iron ore region and connection to the wholesale electricity market, while the report argues that government assistance will be needed if an Australian green iron industry is to become a reality. (Roy Morgan Summary) News Australian Mining News Leadership Changes: Rio Tinto’s CEO Jakob Stausholm will step down by the end of 2025, with Fortescue also announcing leadership refinements, including the retirement of CEO Energy Mark Hutchinson and COO Shelley Robertson. Critical Minerals Focus: The Australian government is pushing to become a global leader in critical minerals. The Queensland Resources Common User Facility in Townsville, focusing initially on vanadium, has begun construction to boost the critical minerals sector. Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King announced the Critical Minerals Strategic Reserve to counter global trade disruptions, particularly from China’s export controls on rare earths and gallium. Gold Mining Surge: Record gold prices above AUD 5,000 per ounce are driving renewed interest in Western Australia, with old mines like Youanmi and Bullabulling being revived. Greatland Gold is raising $50 million via an IPO for a dual ASX-AIM listing to fund its Telfer mine and other projects in the Paterson Range. Coal and Efficiency: An Australian coal mine adopted BME’s AXXIS electronic initiation system to enhance blast precision and reduce bulldozer use, improving efficiency in overburden management. Glencore’s Ulan Coal Mine expansion in NSW was approved to extract 18.8 million more tonnes, despite environmental concerns over habitat loss. Sustainability and Innovation: Liebherr-MCCtec GmbH earned an EcoVadis gold medal for sustainable practices. Fortescue plans a 2.1 GW wind farm and battery storage system in the Pilbara to eliminate fossil fuel use at its iron ore operations by 2030. Vertex Minerals is using TOMRA’s LASER ore sorting technology at its Hill End project to enhance gold processing efficiency. Economic and Cybersecurity Risks: A cybersecurity expert warned that a cyberattack on Western Australia’s mining sector could halve national revenue, highlighting the need for robust defenses. Mining stocks rose 0.6% on the ASX, driven by uranium and higher metal prices, though banks offset broader market gains. Other Developments: Andromeda is advancing its Great White kaolin project in South Australia, aiming for 333,000 tonnes annually of refined kaolin. The Minerals Council of Australia endorsed the Northern Territory’s 2025–26 Budget for supporting mining infrastructure. Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff urged federal support for 250 workers affected by the Liberty Bell Bay smelter’s operational pause. (Grok) News Pop Culture Landman: TV Series Landman is a TV drama series created by Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace, inspired by the 2019 Texas Monthly article “The Great American Fracking Boom” by Wallace. It premiered on Paramount on November 17, 2024, and is set in the oilfields of West Texas, exploring the modern-day oil boom through the lens of roughnecks, landmen, and billionaires. The show blends high-stakes drama, workplace dynamics, and socio-economic commentary, reflecting Sheridan’s signature gritty storytelling seen in Yellowstone and Mayor of Kingstown. Key Details: Genre: Drama Seasons: 1 (10 episodes, renewed for Season 2) Episode Runtime: Approximately 40–60 minutes Rating: TV-MA (mature audiences, contains strong language, violence, and adult themes) Cast: Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris, a seasoned landman navigating crises for an oil company Demi Moore as Cami Miller, Tommy’s ex-wife and a key figure in the oil industry Ali Larter as Angela Norris, Tommy’s ex-wife Jon Hamm as Monty Miller, a powerful oil titan and Cami’s husband Supporting cast: Jacob Lofland (Cooper Norris), Kayla Wallace (Rebecca Savage), James Jordan (Dale Bradley), Mark Collie (Sheriff Joeberg), and others Creators: Taylor Sheridan, Christian Wallace Executive Producers: Taylor Sheridan, David C. Glasser, David Hutkin, Ron Burkle, Bob Yari, Christian Wallace, Billy Bob Thornton, and others Production Companies: MTV Entertainment Studios, 101 Studios, Bosque Ranch Productions Filming Locations: Fort Worth, Weatherford, and other Texas locations Plot Summary: Set in the fictional town of Midland, Texas, Landman follows Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton), a crisis manager and landman for an oil company. His job involves securing land leases, negotiating with landowners, and managing chaotic oilfield operations while balancing personal struggles, including a strained relationship with his son, Cooper (Jacob Lofland), who joins the roughneck crew. The series dives into the high-stakes world of oil speculation, exploring themes of greed, family, ambition, and the environmental and social impacts of the oil industry. It portrays the gritty lives of roughnecks and the opulent world of oil tycoons, with Tommy caught between both. Streaming and Availability: Primary Platform: Paramount (exclusive streaming in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and other regions) Premiere: November 17, 2024 (US), November 18, 2024 (UK, Australia) Release Schedule: First two episodes dropped on premiere, followed by weekly releases (finale on January 12, 2025) Subscription: Starts at $7.99/month (US, Essential with ads), £6.99/month (UK), CA$6.99/month (Canada), $6.99/month (Australia). Offers a 7-day free trial. Other Platforms: Purchase options: Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango At Home, Sky Store (UK), Fetch TV (Australia) Available via Paramount integrations (e.g., Amazon Channel, Roku, Apple TV Channel) International Access: Use a VPN (e.g., NordVPN) to access Paramount from unsupported regions. Free Options: No free streaming options; use Paramount ’s 7-day trial for temporary access. Reception: Critical Response: Mixed to positive reviews. Critics praise Thornton’s charismatic performance and Sheridan’s authentic depiction of the oil industry but note the show’s dense jargon and sprawling narrative can feel overwhelming. It holds a 79% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes (as of April 2025) based on critic reviews, with an average audience score of 85%. Viewership: Strong streaming numbers on Paramount , reportedly among the platform’s top-performing originals in 2024, contributing to the Season 2 renewal. Notable Praise: Thornton’s nuanced portrayal and the show’s cinematic visuals are highlights, though some find the pacing uneven compared to Sheridan’s other works. Season 2 and Future: Renewal: Paramount renewed Landman for Season 2 in December 2024, with production slated to begin in early 2025. Expected Release: Likely late 2025 or early 2026, based on typical production timelines. Story Direction: While specifics are under wraps, Season 2 is expected to deepen Tommy’s personal and professional conflicts, potentially exploring new oilfield challenges and character arcs for Cooper and Cami. Where to Watch (as of April 24, 2025): Paramount : Full Season 1 available (all 10 episodes). Best option for streaming. Purchase: Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango At Home for digital ownership. Not Available: Netflix, Hulu, Disney , or Hotstar. Additional Notes: Content Warning: Contains explicit language, violence, and mature themes (e.g., drug use, workplace accidents), unsuitable for younger viewers. Cultural Impact: The series has sparked discussions on X about the oil industry’s environmental and economic effects, with some praising its realism and others critiquing its portrayal of industry ethics. Merchandise/Related Media: No official merchandise yet, but the original Texas Monthly article is available online for deeper context. (Grok) News Gold: Movie Gold (2016) is a crime drama inspired by the 1990s Bre-X mining scandal. Matthew McConaughey stars as Kenny Wells, a prospector who partners with geologist Michael Acosta (Édgar Ramírez) to find gold in Indonesia. After striking it rich, their success unravels amid fraud and betrayal. Directed by Stephen Gaghan, the film explores greed and ambition but received mixed reviews for its uneven tone and pacing. It grossed $14.8 million against a $20 million budget. Available on platforms like Hulu or Amazon Prime (check current listings). (Grok) News/Profile Gold (1974) Gold (1974) is a British thriller directed by Peter R. Hunt, based on Wilbur Smith's novel Gold Mine. Set in South Africa, it follows Rod Slater (Roger Moore), a mining engineer, who uncovers a conspiracy to flood a gold mine to manipulate global gold prices. The plot involves corporate greed, sabotage, and high-stakes action, with Slater racing to stop the scheme. Cast: Roger Moore, Susannah York, Ray Milland, Bradford Dillman. Key Details: 120 min, rated PG, released August 1974 (UK). Filmed on location in Johannesburg, featuring intense mining scenes. Reception: Mixed reviews; praised for action and Moore’s charisma, criticized for pacing and dated elements. IMDb rating: 5.7/10. Availability: Limited streaming; available for rent/purchase on platforms like Amazon or on DVD. News Bitcoin Movies Streaming Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery (2024, HBO) A documentary by Cullen Hoback exploring Bitcoin’s origins and the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. It’s a thrilling investigation into Bitcoin’s rise and its potential impact on global finance. Streaming: Available on HBO’s streaming platform, Max. Check JustWatch for additional services or free options like Apple TV trials. Bitconned (2024, Netflix) A true-crime documentary about three individuals who scammed millions in the unregulated crypto market to fund lavish lifestyles. Streaming: Exclusively on Netflix. Banking on Bitcoin (2016) A popular documentary diving into Bitcoin’s impact, its challenge to centralized banking, and its early history. It’s a great pick for understanding Bitcoin’s ethos. Streaming: Available on Amazon Prime Video (free for subscribers), Fandango at Home, and for purchase/rent on Amazon, YouTube Primetime, or Apple TV. The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin (2014) Follows programmer Daniel Mross and early Bitcoin adopters, offering insights into Bitcoin’s volatile early days. Ideal for beginners. Streaming: Available on Prime Video, Fandango at Home, and for purchase on iTunes or Amazon. Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It (2015) A concise documentary tracing the history of money and Bitcoin’s potential to disrupt fiat systems. Features experts like Andreas Antonopoulos. Streaming: Available on Amazon Prime, YouTube, and Fandango at Home. Free on YouTube in some regions (e.g., Ulterior States). Notes on Streaming with Bitcoin: Major platforms like Netflix and HBO Max don’t directly accept Bitcoin payments. However, you can use crypto via gift cards purchased from platforms like Bitrefill, Coinsbee, or eGifter, which offer cards for services like Amazon, Fandango, or Rakuten, usable for streaming or movie tickets. For example, Bitrefill sells Showtime or Rakuten gift cards (for US, Spain, Portugal, Italy) payable with Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Dogecoin. Crypto debit cards from providers like Crypto.com or Coinbase can also convert Bitcoin to fiat for subscriptions or purchases at non-crypto-accepting platforms. Additional Tips: Check platforms like JustWatch or IMDb for real-time streaming availability, as services change frequently. Some older documentaries, like Ulterior States (2014), are freely available on YouTube, offering ideological perspectives on Bitcoin’s early days. 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News, Markets, Comms and Culture May 15, 2025 Sydney, Australia Markets Australian Dollar: $0.6420 USD (down $0.0050 USD) Iron Ore June Spot Price (SGX): $101.70 USD (up $2.10 ) Oil Price (WTI): $62.89 USD (down $0.74) Gold Price: $3,179.41 USD (down $72.13) Copper Price (CME): $4.6435 USD (down $0.0650) Bitcoin: $103,541.08 USD (down 0.93%) Dow Jones: 42,051.06 (down 89.37 points) News Australia Miners, energy help ASX to sixth day of gains The Australian sharemarket posted a modest gain on Wednesday, with the S&P/ASX 200 adding 0.1 per cent to close at 8,279.6 points. Fortescue was up 2.2 per cent at $16.97, Woodside Energy rose 3.4 per cent to $22.31 and the Commonwealth Bank firmed 0.8 per cent to end the session at $167.50. However, Insignia Financial shed 15.8 per cent to finish at $3.37 and Aristocrat Leisure was down 8.9 per cent at $62.10. (Roy Morgan Summary) News Media CNN and Fox take on their own legacies with new streaming services Fox Corporation is set to launch its third streaming service in the US. Fox One will feature content from across the media group's operations, including news, sport and entertainment. It will complement Fox Corp's existing Fox Nation streaming news channel and Tubi, a free advertising supported general entertainment streaming platform. Meanwhile, Warner Bros Discovery-owned CNN plans to launch a news streaming service that will be bundled with subscriptions to cnn.com. Fox Corp and CNN are both confident that their new streaming products will not cannabilise the customer base for their cable TV services. (RMS) News Rio shows we must invest in green iron: Fortescue boss Rio Tinto recently advised that the iron content of its flagship 'Pilbara Blend Fines' product will be downgraded by nearly one percentage point, to 60.8 per cent; BHP had previously reduced the iron content of two iron ore products in 2024. Fortescue CEO Dino Otranto says the trend underlines the need for Australia to invest in more domestic refining, in order to produce higher-grade iron ore. Otranto has indicated that Fortescue is on track to finish construction of a green iron plant at its Christmas Creek iron ore hub and produce commercial quantities of green iron by the end of 2025. (Roy Morgan Summary) News Beware the rally in iron ore above $US100, it might not last The iron ore price has peaked at more than $US101 per tonne in Singapore trading on Wednesday, which is its highest level in about six weeks. Factors such as the easing of trade tensions between the US and China have bolstered the price of the steel input, although market watchers say the rebound is unlikely to be sustained. Headwinds include steel production cutbacks in China and a looming increase in global iron ore supply as new projects in Africa start to commence shipments. (RMS) News Core Lithium plan to revive mothballed Finniss Perth-based Core Lithium has advised that it may resume operations at its Finniss mine in the Northern Territory. The mine was placed in 'care and maintenance' mode in 2024, in response to a sharp downturn in the price of lithium. Core hopes a plan to significantly reduce mining and processing costs at Finniss, while also boosting productivity, will enable the mine to reopen. CEO Paul Brown says the quality of the Finniss deposit and its proximity to the Port of Darwin gives it an advantage over rival lithium mines in Western Australia. (RMS) News Australian Mining News WA Mining Conference and Exhibition: Scheduled for October 8–9, 2025, in Perth, this event will focus on critical minerals, mine waste management, and innovative technologies shaping the industry’s future. It aims to be a key platform for networking and industry insights. Global Resources Innovation Expo (GRX25): Set for May 20–22, 2025, in Brisbane, GRX25 will feature industry leaders like Owen Hegarty, discussing transformation and sustainability in mining. Carbine Resources: The company secured a 21-year mining lease for its Muchea West silica sand project in Western Australia, marking a significant milestone. Federal Government Cabinet: Following the re-election of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, the new cabinet has been welcomed by mining bodies. The government is pushing the Critical Minerals Production Tax Incentive (10% refundable tax offset for processing 31 critical minerals) and a Hydrogen Production Tax Incentive ($2/kg for renewable hydrogen). Prospect Awards 2025: Nominations are open for the Australian Mining Prospect Awards, recognizing excellence in safety, occupational health, and industry leadership. Legacy Minerals: The company is advancing the Nico Young nickel-cobalt project in New South Wales, leveraging prior work by Jervois Global to reduce costs and accelerate development. Rio Tinto’s Winu Project: Rio Tinto and Sumitomo Metal Mining signed final joint venture agreements for the Winu copper-gold project in Western Australia’s Great Sandy Desert. Sibanye-Stillwater: The company reported a 92% increase in zinc production (25,000 tonnes) at its Century zinc retreatment operation in Queensland for the March 2025 quarter, with a feasibility study for the Mt Lyell copper mine in Tasmania due by late 2025. Tivan’s Speewah Fluorite Project: Tivan formed a joint venture with Sumitomo Corporation, supported by a $5.3 million investment and government funding, to develop Australia’s first fluorite operation in Western Australia. Hillgrove Resources: The Kanmantoo copper mine in South Australia produced 811 tonnes of copper in April, with annual guidance set at 12,000–14,000 tonnes for 2025. Critical Minerals and Sustainability: Australia’s mining sector is poised to lead in the global energy transition, with growing demand for critical minerals and a focus on innovation and sustainable practices. Queensland Mining Coroner: Wayne Pennell was appointed Queensland’s first mining and resources coroner to investigate fatalities and address a backlog of inquests, enhancing safety accountability. Social Media Sentiment: Posts on X highlight ongoing exploration (e.g., Verity Resources’ Monument Gold Project) and acquisitions (e.g., Terra Metals’ Dante Project expansion), reflecting active industry momentum. However, a 119% mining rate hike by a Goldfields council has sparked concern among local explorers. (Grok) News Pop Culture/Entertainment Media Movies Network (1976) - Directed by Sidney Lumet, this satirical drama follows a TV network exploiting a deranged anchor’s rants for profit, highlighting media sensationalism. Stars Faye Dunaway and Peter Finch. Nightcrawler (2014) - A thriller by Dan Gilroy about a drifter (Jake Gyllenhaal) who becomes a freelance crime journalist, blurring ethical lines for fame. It’s a sharp critique of modern media’s vulture-like tendencies. Zodiac (2007) - Directed by David Fincher, this film chronicles a cartoonist-turned-detective’s obsession with the Zodiac Killer, exploring media’s role in public fear and fascination. Citizen Kane (1941) - Orson Welles’ classic traces the life of a newspaper magnate, loosely based on William Randolph Hearst, examining media power and personal ambition. Sweet Smell of Success (1957) - A biting satire about a ruthless press agent and a powerful columnist, showcasing media manipulation with sharp dialogue. News Gold: Movie Gold (2016) is a crime drama inspired by the 1990s Bre-X mining scandal. Matthew McConaughey stars as Kenny Wells, a prospector who partners with geologist Michael Acosta (Édgar Ramírez) to find gold in Indonesia. After striking it rich, their success unravels amid fraud and betrayal. Directed by Stephen Gaghan, the film explores greed and ambition but received mixed reviews for its uneven tone and pacing. It grossed $14.8 million against a $20 million budget. Available on platforms like Hulu or Amazon Prime (check current listings). (Grok) News/Profile Gold (1974) Gold (1974) is a British thriller directed by Peter R. Hunt, based on Wilbur Smith's novel Gold Mine. Set in South Africa, it follows Rod Slater (Roger Moore), a mining engineer, who uncovers a conspiracy to flood a gold mine to manipulate global gold prices. The plot involves corporate greed, sabotage, and high-stakes action, with Slater racing to stop the scheme. Cast: Roger Moore, Susannah York, Ray Milland, Bradford Dillman. Key Details: 120 min, rated PG, released August 1974 (UK). Filmed on location in Johannesburg, featuring intense mining scenes. Reception: Mixed reviews; praised for action and Moore’s charisma, criticized for pacing and dated elements. IMDb rating: 5.7/10. Availability: Limited streaming; available for rent/purchase on platforms like Amazon or on DVD. News Bitcoin Movies Streaming Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery (2024, HBO) A documentary by Cullen Hoback exploring Bitcoin’s origins and the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. It’s a thrilling investigation into Bitcoin’s rise and its potential impact on global finance. Streaming: Available on HBO’s streaming platform, Max. Check JustWatch for additional services or free options like Apple TV trials. Bitconned (2024, Netflix) A true-crime documentary about three individuals who scammed millions in the unregulated crypto market to fund lavish lifestyles. Streaming: Exclusively on Netflix. Banking on Bitcoin (2016) A popular documentary diving into Bitcoin’s impact, its challenge to centralized banking, and its early history. It’s a great pick for understanding Bitcoin’s ethos. Streaming: Available on Amazon Prime Video (free for subscribers), Fandango at Home, and for purchase/rent on Amazon, YouTube Primetime, or Apple TV. The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin (2014) Follows programmer Daniel Mross and early Bitcoin adopters, offering insights into Bitcoin’s volatile early days. Ideal for beginners. Streaming: Available on Prime Video, Fandango at Home, and for purchase on iTunes or Amazon. Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It (2015) A concise documentary tracing the history of money and Bitcoin’s potential to disrupt fiat systems. Features experts like Andreas Antonopoulos. Streaming: Available on Amazon Prime, YouTube, and Fandango at Home. Free on YouTube in some regions (e.g., Ulterior States). Notes on Streaming with Bitcoin: Major platforms like Netflix and HBO Max don’t directly accept Bitcoin payments. However, you can use crypto via gift cards purchased from platforms like Bitrefill, Coinsbee, or eGifter, which offer cards for services like Amazon, Fandango, or Rakuten, usable for streaming or movie tickets. For example, Bitrefill sells Showtime or Rakuten gift cards (for US, Spain, Portugal, Italy) payable with Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Dogecoin. 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Mining, Energy, Resources, News, Culture Australia May 14, 2025 Trump needs our minerals The lower level of tariffs that the US and China negotiated in Switzerland will prevent the total collapse of world trade while the two nations try to negotiate an operating model. The China tit-for-tat tariff game was classic Donald Trump. However, the US President now understands that his ability to play that game is curbed by the inability of the US to access terbium and other heavy rare earths, for which it is currently reliant on China. Australia has large deposits of these minerals and can speed up production. It is likely that Ukraine also has these minerals, although its rare earth deposits require more drilling and exploration, which has not been possible due to the war. Meanwhile, Russia and Ukraine are set to meet in Turkey to discuss a peace deal; there may be a role for China in these talks, while part of any settlement is likely to involve Ukraine's rare earths. (RMS) News No rush to strike a tariff deal with volatile Trump Australia is among more than 50 countries that hope to negotiate a better tariffs arrangement with the Trump administration in the wake of the global turmoil caused by the so-called 'Liberation Day' in early April. Australia failed to receive an exemption from the baseline tariff of 10 per cent and a tariff of 25 per cent on steel and aluminium exports, despite being one of the few countries that has a trade surplus with the US. However, government officials have indicated that Labor will adopt a "wait and see" approach, and assess the outcome of other countries' negotiations with the US before seeking a deal on tariffs. News Fortescue has stated that 'green' hydrogen is the "fuel of the future", and the company is still confident that it can establish a green iron industry in Australia. However, Fortescue has retrenched about 90 workers at its hydrogen projects in Queensland and Western Australia. Macquarie recently held its annual investor conference, and notes that other companies are also slowing down their investment in clean energy. Despite the shift in sentiment towards the energy transition, some investors have urged the federal government to set a 2035 emissions reduction target within the first 100 days of its second term in office. (Roy Morgan Summary) News Rio Tinto's declining iron ore blend to hit revenues Rio Tinto has advised Asian steel mills that the iron content in each tonne of its flagship 'Pilbara Blend Fines' product will be permanently reduced from 61.6 per cent to 60.8 per cent. The change is scheduled to take effect in the September quarter, and reflects a decline in the quality of Rio Tinto's iron ore. The downgrade will affect the company's earnings, while independent economist Saul Eslake says it is also likely to have an impact on the federal and Western Australian governments' budgets. Rio Tinto has also indicated that its Pilbara Blend Fines will also have higher levels of impurities. (RMS) News BHP boss doubts recovery as world leans towards curbs on free trade Rio Tinto Jakob Stausholm and BHP counterpart Mike Henry addressed a Bank of America conference on Tuesday. Stausholm said that Rio Tinto is prioritising its US mines and processing plants, because the US will need to import a lot of minerals. Meanwhile, Henry has warned that the temporary tariff pause between the US and China is unlikely to result in a resurgence in free and open trade. He added that the worst outcome would be an escalating global trade war involving tariffs and counter-tariffs, which would lead to slower global economic growth over the long term. Henry believes that the most likely outcome is somewhere between these two scenarios. (RMS) Critical minerals bonanza might be hidden in waste The Mine Reuse Project has been launched by the Geological Survey of NSW, Geoscience Australia and the University of Queensland. The project is analysing the waste deposits of current and defunct mines in NSW to determine if they contain critical minerals that had previously been overlooked. Analysis of 1,200 samples of mine waste has found elevated concentrations of 11 critical minerals and metals across 28 current and abandoned mines. The project could potentially lead to the reopening of mines across NSW, and provide a new source of the minerals that are crucial to the energy transition and whose global supply is dominated by China at present. (Roy Morgan Summary) News Australian Mining News Auric Mining Starts Gold Production: Auric Mining has commenced gold production at its Munda Gold Mine in Western Australia, targeting 6,100 ounces from 125,000 tonnes in the starter pit. Critical Minerals Focus: Australia’s mining sector is poised to lead in the global energy transition, with growing demand for critical minerals like copper, lithium, and rare earths. BDO’s 2025 Mining Report highlights the sector’s role in meeting this demand, though it requires investment in innovation and sustainability. Sibanye-Stillwater’s Zinc Boost: Sibanye-Stillwater reported a 92% increase in zinc production (25,000 tonnes) at its Century operation in Queensland for Q1 2025, aided by weather resilience measures. A feasibility study for the Mt Lyell copper mine in Tasmania is set for completion by late 2025. Hillgrove’s Copper Output: Hillgrove Resources produced 811 tonnes of copper at its Kanmantoo mine in South Australia in April, with 2025 annual guidance at 12,000–14,000 tonnes. The company raised $16 million to fund further development. Legacy Minerals’ Nickel Project: Legacy Minerals is advancing the Nico Young nickel-cobalt project in NSW, leveraging prior work by Jervois Global to reduce costs and accelerate development. VHM’s Rare Earths Push: VHM aims to start production at its Goschen rare earths and mineral sands project by Q4 2026, with a deal to supply high-grade zircon-titania concentrate to Currumbin Minerals. Rio Tinto’s Winu Project: Rio Tinto and Sumitomo Metal Mining finalized joint venture agreements for the Winu copper-gold project in Western Australia’s Great Sandy Desert. Industry Events and Awards: The WA Mining Conference and Exhibition is set for October 8–9, 2025, in Perth, focusing on critical minerals and technology. Nominations are open for the 2025 Australian Mining Prospect Awards to recognize industry excellence. Policy and Trade Dynamics: The re-elected Labor government is prioritizing critical minerals with tax incentives and a strategic reserve, though the Minerals Council of Australia questions the reserve’s approach. Miners face opportunities and risks in the US-China trade war, with Australia’s critical minerals seen as a bargaining chip. Safety and Innovation: Queensland appointed a new mining and resources coroner to enhance safety accountability. Innovations like AI-driven data analytics by Vocus and automated guided vehicles by BALYO are improving efficiency and safety in mining operations. Recent X Posts: Carbine Resources secured a mining lease for its Muchea West silica sand project. Star Minerals is preparing to drill at Tumblegum after WA government approval. A startup using AI reportedly discovered a major indium deposit, critical for solar panels and semiconductors. (Grok) News Pop Culture Landman: TV Series Landman is a TV drama series created by Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace, inspired by the 2019 Texas Monthly article “The Great American Fracking Boom” by Wallace. It premiered on Paramount on November 17, 2024, and is set in the oilfields of West Texas, exploring the modern-day oil boom through the lens of roughnecks, landmen, and billionaires. The show blends high-stakes drama, workplace dynamics, and socio-economic commentary, reflecting Sheridan’s signature gritty storytelling seen in Yellowstone and Mayor of Kingstown. Key Details: Genre: Drama Seasons: 1 (10 episodes, renewed for Season 2) Episode Runtime: Approximately 40–60 minutes Rating: TV-MA (mature audiences, contains strong language, violence, and adult themes) Cast: Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris, a seasoned landman navigating crises for an oil company Demi Moore as Cami Miller, Tommy’s ex-wife and a key figure in the oil industry Ali Larter as Angela Norris, Tommy’s ex-wife Jon Hamm as Monty Miller, a powerful oil titan and Cami’s husband Supporting cast: Jacob Lofland (Cooper Norris), Kayla Wallace (Rebecca Savage), James Jordan (Dale Bradley), Mark Collie (Sheriff Joeberg), and others Creators: Taylor Sheridan, Christian Wallace Executive Producers: Taylor Sheridan, David C. Glasser, David Hutkin, Ron Burkle, Bob Yari, Christian Wallace, Billy Bob Thornton, and others Production Companies: MTV Entertainment Studios, 101 Studios, Bosque Ranch Productions Filming Locations: Fort Worth, Weatherford, and other Texas locations Plot Summary: Set in the fictional town of Midland, Texas, Landman follows Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton), a crisis manager and landman for an oil company. His job involves securing land leases, negotiating with landowners, and managing chaotic oilfield operations while balancing personal struggles, including a strained relationship with his son, Cooper (Jacob Lofland), who joins the roughneck crew. The series dives into the high-stakes world of oil speculation, exploring themes of greed, family, ambition, and the environmental and social impacts of the oil industry. It portrays the gritty lives of roughnecks and the opulent world of oil tycoons, with Tommy caught between both. Streaming and Availability: Primary Platform: Paramount (exclusive streaming in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and other regions) Premiere: November 17, 2024 (US), November 18, 2024 (UK, Australia) Release Schedule: First two episodes dropped on premiere, followed by weekly releases (finale on January 12, 2025) Subscription: Starts at $7.99/month (US, Essential with ads), £6.99/month (UK), CA$6.99/month (Canada), $6.99/month (Australia). Offers a 7-day free trial. Other Platforms: Purchase options: Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango At Home, Sky Store (UK), Fetch TV (Australia) Available via Paramount integrations (e.g., Amazon Channel, Roku, Apple TV Channel) International Access: Use a VPN (e.g., NordVPN) to access Paramount from unsupported regions. Free Options: No free streaming options; use Paramount ’s 7-day trial for temporary access. Reception: Critical Response: Mixed to positive reviews. Critics praise Thornton’s charismatic performance and Sheridan’s authentic depiction of the oil industry but note the show’s dense jargon and sprawling narrative can feel overwhelming. It holds a 79% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes (as of April 2025) based on critic reviews, with an average audience score of 85%. Viewership: Strong streaming numbers on Paramount , reportedly among the platform’s top-performing originals in 2024, contributing to the Season 2 renewal. Notable Praise: Thornton’s nuanced portrayal and the show’s cinematic visuals are highlights, though some find the pacing uneven compared to Sheridan’s other works. Season 2 and Future: Renewal: Paramount renewed Landman for Season 2 in December 2024, with production slated to begin in early 2025. Expected Release: Likely late 2025 or early 2026, based on typical production timelines. Story Direction: While specifics are under wraps, Season 2 is expected to deepen Tommy’s personal and professional conflicts, potentially exploring new oilfield challenges and character arcs for Cooper and Cami. Where to Watch (as of April 24, 2025): Paramount : Full Season 1 available (all 10 episodes). Best option for streaming. Purchase: Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango At Home for digital ownership. Not Available: Netflix, Hulu, Disney , or Hotstar. Additional Notes: Content Warning: Contains explicit language, violence, and mature themes (e.g., drug use, workplace accidents), unsuitable for younger viewers. Cultural Impact: The series has sparked discussions on X about the oil industry’s environmental and economic effects, with some praising its realism and others critiquing its portrayal of industry ethics. Merchandise/Related Media: No official merchandise yet, but the original Texas Monthly article is available online for deeper context. (Grok) News Gold: Movie Gold (2016) is a crime drama inspired by the 1990s Bre-X mining scandal. Matthew McConaughey stars as Kenny Wells, a prospector who partners with geologist Michael Acosta (Édgar Ramírez) to find gold in Indonesia. After striking it rich, their success unravels amid fraud and betrayal. Directed by Stephen Gaghan, the film explores greed and ambition but received mixed reviews for its uneven tone and pacing. It grossed $14.8 million against a $20 million budget. Available on platforms like Hulu or Amazon Prime (check current listings). (Grok) News/Profile Gold (1974) Gold (1974) is a British thriller directed by Peter R. Hunt, based on Wilbur Smith's novel Gold Mine. Set in South Africa, it follows Rod Slater (Roger Moore), a mining engineer, who uncovers a conspiracy to flood a gold mine to manipulate global gold prices. The plot involves corporate greed, sabotage, and high-stakes action, with Slater racing to stop the scheme. Cast: Roger Moore, Susannah York, Ray Milland, Bradford Dillman. Key Details: 120 min, rated PG, released August 1974 (UK). Filmed on location in Johannesburg, featuring intense mining scenes. Reception: Mixed reviews; praised for action and Moore’s charisma, criticized for pacing and dated elements. IMDb rating: 5.7/10. Availability: Limited streaming; available for rent/purchase on platforms like Amazon or on DVD. News Bitcoin Movies Streaming Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery (2024, HBO) A documentary by Cullen Hoback exploring Bitcoin’s origins and the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. It’s a thrilling investigation into Bitcoin’s rise and its potential impact on global finance. Streaming: Available on HBO’s streaming platform, Max. Check JustWatch for additional services or free options like Apple TV trials. Bitconned (2024, Netflix) A true-crime documentary about three individuals who scammed millions in the unregulated crypto market to fund lavish lifestyles. Streaming: Exclusively on Netflix. Banking on Bitcoin (2016) A popular documentary diving into Bitcoin’s impact, its challenge to centralized banking, and its early history. It’s a great pick for understanding Bitcoin’s ethos. Streaming: Available on Amazon Prime Video (free for subscribers), Fandango at Home, and for purchase/rent on Amazon, YouTube Primetime, or Apple TV. The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin (2014) Follows programmer Daniel Mross and early Bitcoin adopters, offering insights into Bitcoin’s volatile early days. Ideal for beginners. Streaming: Available on Prime Video, Fandango at Home, and for purchase on iTunes or Amazon. Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It (2015) A concise documentary tracing the history of money and Bitcoin’s potential to disrupt fiat systems. Features experts like Andreas Antonopoulos. Streaming: Available on Amazon Prime, YouTube, and Fandango at Home. Free on YouTube in some regions (e.g., Ulterior States). Notes on Streaming with Bitcoin: Major platforms like Netflix and HBO Max don’t directly accept Bitcoin payments. However, you can use crypto via gift cards purchased from platforms like Bitrefill, Coinsbee, or eGifter, which offer cards for services like Amazon, Fandango, or Rakuten, usable for streaming or movie tickets. For example, Bitrefill sells Showtime or Rakuten gift cards (for US, Spain, Portugal, Italy) payable with Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Dogecoin. Crypto debit cards from providers like Crypto.com or Coinbase can also convert Bitcoin to fiat for subscriptions or purchases at non-crypto-accepting platforms. Additional Tips: Check platforms like JustWatch or IMDb for real-time streaming availability, as services change frequently. Some older documentaries, like Ulterior States (2014), are freely available on YouTube, offering ideological perspectives on Bitcoin’s early days. Be cautious with free streaming sites; some, like Openload or Streamango, have been linked to crypto-jacking schemes that mine Monero using your device’s CPU. 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Cryptos, Fintech, Comms, Mining, All That Glitters - Pop Culture, News April 24, 2025 Sydney, Australia The Rapid Assault on Crypto Market Picture The cryptocurrency market capitalisation surged by 6.4% in the past 24 hours, reaching $2.95 trillion — its highest level in seven weeks and a confident return to a key round figure. Global financial markets underpinned this rally. However, it’s worth noting that the market was already gaining ground on Monday, in defiance of declining stock indices. Sentiment in the cryptocurrency space has swiftly shifted towards greed and is now steps away from extreme greed, with the relevant index climbing to 72, the highest since late January. Bitcoin is nearing the $94,000 mark, which it briefly surpassed in early March. Sustained trading above this level was last observed in late February, before the most recent sell-off began. The market has signalled a clear bullish trend, initiating a sharp rise from the 50-day moving average and breaking through the 200-day with determination. In recent days, the price has also exceeded the downward resistance that had been in place since late January. The next target seems to be the $96,000 region, but the broader picture suggests a rally gaining momentum with the potential to challenge all-time highs near $110,000. News Background Last week, MicroStrategy acquired an additional 6,556 BTC for $555.8 million at an average price of $84,785 per coin. The company now holds 538,200 BTC, accumulated at an average cost of $67,766. The total investment is estimated at $36.47 billion. Shares of consumer goods producer Upexi skyrocketed more than sixfold after the company announced that Solana would be adopted as a reserve asset. The company plans to bolster its position in SOL and stake the tokens it possesses. According to Lookonchain, Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital has exchanged $105 million worth of Ethereum for Solana over the past fortnight. Paul Atkins has officially been sworn in as the new Chair of the US SEC. He has stated that developing a clear and comprehensible regulatory framework for digital assets is a top priority. According to Politico, the ECB is concerned that President Trump’s backing of the crypto industry could trigger “financial contagion” and adversely impact the European economy. The regulator is particularly apprehensive about the escalating influence of US dollar-backed stablecoins. (FxPro) News Cryptos Today: Bitcoin $93,462.51 USD 0.36% Ethereum $1,793.04 USD 2.35% Tether $1.00 USD 0.18% XRP $2.22 USD -0.49% BNB $606.23 USD -0.68% Solana $150.92 USD 2.35% USD Coin $0.999 USD -0.01% Dogecoin $0.1784 USD 0.43% Cardano $0.6953 USD 3.18% News Markets Australian Dollar: $0.6360 USD (down $0.0010 USD) Iron Ore May Spot Price (SGX): $100.30 USD (up $1.65 USD) Oil (WTI): $62.28 USD (down $1.92 USD) Gold: $3,288.36 USD (down $93.17 USD) Copper (CME): $4.8320 USD (down $0.0160 USD) Bitcoin: $93,814.01 USD (up 2.41% in last 24 hours) Dow Jones: 39,606.57 (up 419.59 points) News Cryptocurrency News Today Bitcoin (BTC) Surge: Bitcoin has climbed above $91,000, with a 5% increase reported on April 22, driven by optimism over U.S.-China trade relations and a decoupling from tech stock volatility. Analysts suggest resistance at $88,000, with predictions for 2025 ranging from a low of $71,827 to a high of $167,598. Some experts forecast BTC could hit $100,000 in Q2 2025, fueled by institutional inflows and whale activity. Ethereum (ETH) Rally: Ethereum gained 10% on April 22, reaching above $1,700, following a decline in short positions on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. This rally aligns with broader market recovery and reduced tariff concerns. Altcoin Performance: Altcoins like Dogecoin (DOGE) and Sui (SUI) saw gains of 8.6% and 11.7%, respectively, while the CoinDesk 20 Index rose 5.2%. XRP, however, remains under scrutiny, with a crypto founder warning that holding less than 10,000 XRP could be a long-term mistake. Mantra (OM) Struggles: Mantra (OM) continues to face challenges after a 90% crash earlier in April, with Binance attributing the drop to liquidations and increased token supply. Technical patterns suggest further declines. Shiba Inu (SHIB) Outlook: A panel of 26 experts predicts SHIB could reach $0.0000399 by the end of 2025, an 84.3% increase from early 2025 prices, driven by community support and development. Trump Media's Crypto Pivot: Trump Media & Technology Group announced plans to launch crypto products and ETFs, aligning with "America First" policies, in partnership with Crypto.com and Yorkville Advisors. Regulatory Developments: New York introduced a bill to accept cryptocurrencies as payment, and Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott announced crypto legislation could pass by August, signaling a push for market structure reforms. Market Sentiment: Posts on X highlight bullish sentiment, with significant BTC accumulation (48,000 BTC worth $3.6B moved to addresses on April 9) and Binance emerging as a preferred trading platform. For real-time updates, checking platforms like CoinDesk, Cointelegraph, or X posts is recommended, as crypto markets are highly dynamic. Always verify claims, as sentiment on X can be speculative. News Australian 'Minerals for mates': PM digs in Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the federal government's proposed strategic reserve of critical minerals and rare earths will make Australia "stronger and safer" in a time of global uncertainty. Albanese will announce details of the proposed national stockpile today; it will aim to ensure that such minerals are available to both local manufacturers and key allies, such as Japan, South Korea and the US. The government is expected to use the strategic reserve as a bargaining chip to negotiate an exemption from the Trump administration's tariffs regime. The strategic reserve is also aimed at reducing China's market dominance in the global supply of rare earths and critical minerals. (Roy Morgan Summary) News Europe’s Growth Stalls Again as the Euro Enters Correction Mode The Flash PMI estimates for the Eurozone show the complexity of the situation. Due to falling orders and falling business confidence, the composite index for the Eurozone was at 50.1 in April, struggling to cling to growth (above 50), down from 50.9 in March. The Manufacturing PMI at 48.7 remains in contractionary territory, although its reading is the highest since January 2023 and notably above the expected 47.4. However, this upward move is threatened by the intensification of tariff wars since the start of April, which could cause a shock to the indices in the coming months. The Service PMI also retreated below the waterline to 49.7 from 51.0 a month earlier, missing economists' expectations of an average decline to 50.4. In terms of volatility potential for the euro, preliminary PMIs are the second strongest market event after ECB decisions. However, this time, the single currency faltered a bit before we saw the disappointment in the latest data. EURUSD added almost 7.5% in April to 1.1570 (a 3.5-year high) at the start of the week before it stalled and started to correct. Even before this news, the pair was approaching 1.1300, stabilising near 1.1400 at the time of writing. Recent fluctuations in the pair have been hard to miss. On Tuesday and Wednesday, we see the dollar attempting to strengthen following Powell's easing pressure and Trump's invitation to China for trade talks. Historically, EURUSD has a positive correlation with stock indices, but in April, bad news for the S&P500 and Nasdaq-100 pushed up the value of gold and the euro exchange rate. This historical direct correlation is supporting EURUSD intraday on Wednesday. The main obstacle to growth appears to be the pair's local overbought condition at the start of the week, which has shown maximum RSI values on weekly timeframes since 2018. At such levels, there are high chances of rather painful pullbacks for short-term traders. (FxPro) News Landman: TV Series Landman is a TV drama series created by Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace, inspired by the 2019 Texas Monthly article “The Great American Fracking Boom” by Wallace. It premiered on Paramount on November 17, 2024, and is set in the oilfields of West Texas, exploring the modern-day oil boom through the lens of roughnecks, landmen, and billionaires. The show blends high-stakes drama, workplace dynamics, and socio-economic commentary, reflecting Sheridan’s signature gritty storytelling seen in Yellowstone and Mayor of Kingstown. Key Details: Genre: Drama Seasons: 1 (10 episodes, renewed for Season 2) Episode Runtime: Approximately 40–60 minutes Rating: TV-MA (mature audiences, contains strong language, violence, and adult themes) Cast: Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris, a seasoned landman navigating crises for an oil company Demi Moore as Cami Miller, Tommy’s ex-wife and a key figure in the oil industry Ali Larter as Angela Norris, Tommy’s ex-wife Jon Hamm as Monty Miller, a powerful oil titan and Cami’s husband Supporting cast: Jacob Lofland (Cooper Norris), Kayla Wallace (Rebecca Savage), James Jordan (Dale Bradley), Mark Collie (Sheriff Joeberg), and others Creators: Taylor Sheridan, Christian Wallace Executive Producers: Taylor Sheridan, David C. Glasser, David Hutkin, Ron Burkle, Bob Yari, Christian Wallace, Billy Bob Thornton, and others Production Companies: MTV Entertainment Studios, 101 Studios, Bosque Ranch Productions Filming Locations: Fort Worth, Weatherford, and other Texas locations Plot Summary: Set in the fictional town of Midland, Texas, Landman follows Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton), a crisis manager and landman for an oil company. His job involves securing land leases, negotiating with landowners, and managing chaotic oilfield operations while balancing personal struggles, including a strained relationship with his son, Cooper (Jacob Lofland), who joins the roughneck crew. The series dives into the high-stakes world of oil speculation, exploring themes of greed, family, ambition, and the environmental and social impacts of the oil industry. It portrays the gritty lives of roughnecks and the opulent world of oil tycoons, with Tommy caught between both. Streaming and Availability: Primary Platform: Paramount (exclusive streaming in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and other regions) Premiere: November 17, 2024 (US), November 18, 2024 (UK, Australia) Release Schedule: First two episodes dropped on premiere, followed by weekly releases (finale on January 12, 2025) Subscription: Starts at $7.99/month (US, Essential with ads), £6.99/month (UK), CA$6.99/month (Canada), $6.99/month (Australia). Offers a 7-day free trial. Other Platforms: Purchase options: Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango At Home, Sky Store (UK), Fetch TV (Australia) Available via Paramount integrations (e.g., Amazon Channel, Roku, Apple TV Channel) International Access: Use a VPN (e.g., NordVPN) to access Paramount from unsupported regions. Free Options: No free streaming options; use Paramount ’s 7-day trial for temporary access. Reception: Critical Response: Mixed to positive reviews. Critics praise Thornton’s charismatic performance and Sheridan’s authentic depiction of the oil industry but note the show’s dense jargon and sprawling narrative can feel overwhelming. It holds a 79% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes (as of April 2025) based on critic reviews, with an average audience score of 85%. Viewership: Strong streaming numbers on Paramount , reportedly among the platform’s top-performing originals in 2024, contributing to the Season 2 renewal. Notable Praise: Thornton’s nuanced portrayal and the show’s cinematic visuals are highlights, though some find the pacing uneven compared to Sheridan’s other works. Season 2 and Future: Renewal: Paramount renewed Landman for Season 2 in December 2024, with production slated to begin in early 2025. Expected Release: Likely late 2025 or early 2026, based on typical production timelines. Story Direction: While specifics are under wraps, Season 2 is expected to deepen Tommy’s personal and professional conflicts, potentially exploring new oilfield challenges and character arcs for Cooper and Cami. Where to Watch (as of April 24, 2025): Paramount : Full Season 1 available (all 10 episodes). Best option for streaming. Purchase: Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango At Home for digital ownership. Not Available: Netflix, Hulu, Disney , or Hotstar. Additional Notes: Content Warning: Contains explicit language, violence, and mature themes (e.g., drug use, workplace accidents), unsuitable for younger viewers. Cultural Impact: The series has sparked discussions on X about the oil industry’s environmental and economic effects, with some praising its realism and others critiquing its portrayal of industry ethics. Merchandise/Related Media: No official merchandise yet, but the original Texas Monthly article is available online for deeper context. (Grok) News Gold: Movie Gold (2016) is a crime drama inspired by the 1990s Bre-X mining scandal. Matthew McConaughey stars as Kenny Wells, a prospector who partners with geologist Michael Acosta (Édgar Ramírez) to find gold in Indonesia. After striking it rich, their success unravels amid fraud and betrayal. Directed by Stephen Gaghan, the film explores greed and ambition but received mixed reviews for its uneven tone and pacing. It grossed $14.8 million against a $20 million budget. Available on platforms like Hulu or Amazon Prime (check current listings). (Grok) News/Profile Gold (1974) Gold (1974) is a British thriller directed by Peter R. Hunt, based on Wilbur Smith's novel Gold Mine. Set in South Africa, it follows Rod Slater (Roger Moore), a mining engineer, who uncovers a conspiracy to flood a gold mine to manipulate global gold prices. The plot involves corporate greed, sabotage, and high-stakes action, with Slater racing to stop the scheme. Cast: Roger Moore, Susannah York, Ray Milland, Bradford Dillman. Key Details: 120 min, rated PG, released August 1974 (UK). Filmed on location in Johannesburg, featuring intense mining scenes. Reception: Mixed reviews; praised for action and Moore’s charisma, criticized for pacing and dated elements. IMDb rating: 5.7/10. Availability: Limited streaming; available for rent/purchase on platforms like Amazon or on DVD. News Bitcoin Movies Streaming Money Electric: The Bitcoin Mystery (2024, HBO) A documentary by Cullen Hoback exploring Bitcoin’s origins and the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto. It’s a thrilling investigation into Bitcoin’s rise and its potential impact on global finance. Streaming: Available on HBO’s streaming platform, Max. Check JustWatch for additional services or free options like Apple TV trials. Bitconned (2024, Netflix) A true-crime documentary about three individuals who scammed millions in the unregulated crypto market to fund lavish lifestyles. Streaming: Exclusively on Netflix. Banking on Bitcoin (2016) A popular documentary diving into Bitcoin’s impact, its challenge to centralized banking, and its early history. It’s a great pick for understanding Bitcoin’s ethos. Streaming: Available on Amazon Prime Video (free for subscribers), Fandango at Home, and for purchase/rent on Amazon, YouTube Primetime, or Apple TV. The Rise and Rise of Bitcoin (2014) Follows programmer Daniel Mross and early Bitcoin adopters, offering insights into Bitcoin’s volatile early days. Ideal for beginners. Streaming: Available on Prime Video, Fandango at Home, and for purchase on iTunes or Amazon. Bitcoin: The End of Money as We Know It (2015) A concise documentary tracing the history of money and Bitcoin’s potential to disrupt fiat systems. Features experts like Andreas Antonopoulos. Streaming: Available on Amazon Prime, YouTube, and Fandango at Home. Free on YouTube in some regions (e.g., Ulterior States). Notes on Streaming with Bitcoin: Major platforms like Netflix and HBO Max don’t directly accept Bitcoin payments. However, you can use crypto via gift cards purchased from platforms like Bitrefill, Coinsbee, or eGifter, which offer cards for services like Amazon, Fandango, or Rakuten, usable for streaming or movie tickets. For example, Bitrefill sells Showtime or Rakuten gift cards (for US, Spain, Portugal, Italy) payable with Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Dogecoin. Crypto debit cards from providers like Crypto.com or Coinbase can also convert Bitcoin to fiat for subscriptions or purchases at non-crypto-accepting platforms. Additional Tips: Check platforms like JustWatch or IMDb for real-time streaming availability, as services change frequently. Some older documentaries, like Ulterior States (2014), are freely available on YouTube, offering ideological perspectives on Bitcoin’s early days. Be cautious with free streaming sites; some, like Openload or Streamango, have been linked to crypto-jacking schemes that mine Monero using your device’s CPU. (Grok) News mediamanint.com/finance_news… Business News mediamanint.com/business_new… Markets mediamanint.com/markets_and.… Bitcoin News mediamanint.com/bitcoin_news… Newsfeed mediamanint.com/newsfeed.htm… Watercooler mediamanint.com/watercooler.… #PopCultureNews #Resources #Mining #Minerals #Metals #DigitalGold #Gold #GoldPrice #BTC #ETH #USDT #XRP #BNB #SOL #USDC #DOGE #Strategy #NVDA #Trump #DonaldTrump #Bullish #AI #NewsMedia #Trump #TrumpTrade #DonaldTrump #Bitcoin #BitcoinNews #Crypto #Watercooler #CafeNews #BitcoinNews #BitcoinNewsMedia #PopCulture #Culture #AllThatGlitters #GoldPR #BitcoinPR #CryptoPR #CulturePR #MediaPR #PR #Agency #trend #buzz #media #mediaman #World #WorldNews #XBiz

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