Exploring news & documents

Why use this page

News & Documents brings together the publications Pulse tracks across the mining sector, so you can quickly see what has been released without opening every original document.

Each publication is summarised into its key points, helping you decide what needs a closer look before opening the full source.

What you’ll see

Use the tabs at the top of the page to move between:

All - everything in the News & Documents feed
News - news and announcements
Financial Reports - financial and company reporting
Technical Reports - technical publications and reports

Each card shows the publication date, headline and company, together with classification tags and an AI-generated summary of the key information.

Where available, the exchange or source appears at the bottom of the card.

Filtering News & Documents

Open Filters from the side of the page to narrow the feed.

You can filter using information including:

Content Kind, such as Technical Report, Financial Report, Corporate Report or Announcement
Variant, for more specific classifications
Topics
Source Origin, including Exchange, Company Website, Deep Research or SEDAR+
Company
Date Range

The available filters make it easier to move from the full news flow to the publications relevant to your research.

Opening a publication

Click a publication card to open the full detail.

At the top, you’ll see information such as its classification, publication date and time, company, exchange, source type and a link to the original source.

You can then move between several views.

Overview:

Overview gives you the quickest summary of the publication.

It includes the AI Summary and, where relevant, shows the assets connected to the publication on a map.

This is useful when you want to understand both what has happened and where the affected project or asset is located.

Text:

Text displays the publication’s content in a readable format within Pulse.

A contents panel lets you navigate through longer documents without having to scroll through the entire publication.

PDF:

PDF lets you view the original document directly inside Pulse, preserving its original layout and formatting.

Use this when you want to check the source material itself rather than relying only on the summary or extracted text.

3D:

Where a publication contains relevant drill data, 3D can display the associated drill results spatially.

Not every publication will have a 3D view. If there are no relevant drill results or focused assets, Pulse will tell you rather than displaying an empty visualisation.

Company:

Company gives you additional context on the company behind the publication.

Depending on the available information, this can include its assets, portfolio, commodities, countries, financial information, share-price history and other company data.

Going back to the original source

Pulse is designed to make the information easier to work with without separating it from its source.

The publication header includes a Source link that takes you back to the original material. You may also see an external-source icon on individual cards.

This means you can use the AI summary to understand a publication quickly, then open the underlying source whenever you need to verify the detail or read it in full.

Using the publication actions

From the top-right of an open publication, you can:

Add to Pulse AI - take the publication into Pulse AI to explore it further
Report an issue - flag something that appears incorrect
Expand - enlarge the publication view
Close - return to the page you were viewing

You can also use Add to Pulse AI directly from publication cards in the feed.

Actions you can take

From News & Documents, you can browse or filter publications, read their AI-generated summaries, open the original text or PDF, view related assets and company information, explore available drill results in 3D, and return directly to the original source.

Next steps

To have relevant developments brought to you automatically:
→ Read: Creating an alert