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08.04.2025
Fenix Resources will trial hydrogen haulage in a bid to lower the carbon footprint of its Mid West operations, in a partnership developers hope will boost the stuttering fuel’s WA demand profile.
In 2019, when Vicki Treadell began her tenure as UK high commissioner to Australia, there was no permanent British diplomatic representation on this side of the Nullarbor.
Gold Road says results from an underground scoping study proves Gruyere could transform into a multi-decade mine, as it defends an “aggressive” takeover attempt from its JV partner.
Federal Labor will match the state’s $225 million commitment to upgrade the problem intersection of Erindale Road and Reid Highway, if it wins the coming federal election.
OPINION: An event held earlier this month shows the value of listening to a diverse range of voices.
An Australian share market rally has led to its biggest daily gain of 2025, but the recovery could be short-lived as trade war uncertainty weighs on confidence.
OPINION: The US administration’s policies around DEI issues are welcome news for other countries, including Australia.
A state government land agency has approved a two-storey cereal breeding research facility, estimated to cost $38 million.
Citing concern around the present price of uranium, Deep Yellow has elected to defer the final investment decision at its Tumas project in Namibia.
Infinite Green Energy, one of the first WA companies targeting hydrogen production, has been placed into administration ahead of a Supreme Court hearing over a disputed debt.
07.04.2025
The real estate group has appointed a new managing director and established a new business unit.
Woodside Energy will sell a 40 per cent stake in its Louisiana LNG infrastructure in a $US5.7 billion ($9.3 billion) deal with investment firm Stonepeak, as it looks to enter US production.
As traditional owners ramp up efforts to limit groundwater abstraction in the Pilbara, two projects backed by native title groups seek to provide solutions.
OPINION: Australia has a well-established social security system to support people who fall on bad times.
The sizable grant will give not-for-profit leaders across the state access to Leadership WA’s esteemed programs.
ASX braces for capitulation day
OPINION: Businesses need to be aware of mitigation strategies to reduce the potential damage resulting from US tariffs.
US stock futures have opened sharply lower, suggesting a continuation of the two-day selloff that wiped trillions from equity values after the Trump administration's tariffs announcement.
Capricorn Metals produced 30,599 ounces of gold during the March 2025 quarter at its flagship Karlawinda gold project, up from 28,702oz in the previous quarter.
05.04.2025
Subiaco-based biotech business Holista CollTech has sued a US company in the Supreme Court of WA over alleged misleading and deceptive representations.
Independent Fremantle candidate Kate Hulett is in a race against time to cancel her British citizenship to be eligible to run for federal parliament.
The Australian share market has fallen to an eight-month low, with more than $97 billion wiped from its top 500 stocks in two days.
Clive Palmer’s Mineralogy has had a minor win in the state’s highest court, in the bid to inspect the emails of two senior CITIC executives.
More than $109 million was sliced off the value of Chris Ellison’s substantial stake in Mineral Resources in just three days as the share price closes below $20.
Koby Cooke and Sam Jones discuss the health industry’s lagging cyber resilience.
04.04.2025
Burswood-based Programmed Facility Management has won a $27 million contract to refurbish the accommodation on Rottnest Island.
St Bart’s will close its women’s service in East Perth by July 1, after the organisation was unable to secure funding for the continuation of its homelessness accommodation.
Australia’s goods trade surplus fell to multi-year lows in February as the threat of further tariffs hung heavy in the air.
Several Australian superannuation funds have been breached in a coordinated cyber incident targeting the $4 billion industry.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers used a trip to Perth today to commit to a one-year extension of the instant asset write-off scheme.
The recent breach of one of Australia’s largest IVF clinics has highlighted the health system’s vulnerability to cyber attacks.
Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss the US tariffs; the federal election; Inspired Homes; Newmont; House prices; MinRes and Chris Ellison; public sector reforms; and Malcolm McCusker.
A strategic stockpile of critical minerals could strengthen Australia’s position in the global supply chain and sandbag domestic production from economic headwinds, according to AMEC.
OPINION: Having the confidence to question management decisions can provide a treasure trove of insight.
OPINION: The US appears likely to revert to a ‘with us or against us’ mentality to world trade, and Australia will be forced to choose.
03.04.2025
The future of one of Woodside's US assets remained clouded in uncertainty, with boss Meg O’Neill saying a review was continuing amid challenges in attracting customers.
The federal government won’t commit to stationing more defence personnel permanently in the north-west as it pours millions of dollars into military base upgrades.
Mattress manufacturer Comfort Group has sold its warehouse to a Perth-based investor.
BGC Australia and Brickworks have settled a legal dispute in which the latter accused the Len Buckeridge-founded group of predatory pricing.
Goldminer Ramelius Resources achieved a record underlying free cash flow of $223 million during the March 2025 quarter, up from $174.5 million from the previous quarter.