mining

Reprieve for mining hall of fame

09-Jun-2011

FORMER state resources minister Peter Jones has been appointed as chair of the Australian Prospectors and Miners Hall of Fame, which was given a new lease of life last week when 11th-hour membership pledges saved the financially strapped facility from clo

Engenium plans for growth after JV sale

Mark Beyer

02-Jun-2011

PERTH company Resource Development Group has started international expansion of its mining services business, 15 months after the company founders completed the highly profitable sale of their rail engineering joint venture with Calibre Group.

GE buys out partner Transfield Services

19-May-2011

INTERNATIONAL conglomerate GE has bought out its Australia partner Transfield Services from their jointly owned business, TGE Energy Services.

GE buys power business

Mark Beyer

18-May-2011

International conglomerate GE has bought out its Australian partner Transfield Services from their jointly owned business, Perth-based TGE Energy Services.

Two-speed economy's division widens

Tim Treadgold

18-May-2011

Australia might have a two-speed economy today, but when interest rates rise again next month only one half will be moving. The other half will be dead.

HydraSafe helps workers with drink problem

Amy French

28-Apr-2011

STAY away from sports - that was the advice HydraSafe managing director and founder Wayne Ashdown received from a business associate when he first considered manufacturing an electrolyte replacement drink.

Appointments

28-Apr-2011

Maraldo to lead David Moss

GR Engineering in strong ASX debut

21-Apr-2011

HAVING completed one of the year's larger IPOs, engineering contractor GR Engineering Services has delivered stellar returns to investors on its debut on the Australian Securities Exchange.

Ill wind blows for flag of convenience

Tim Treadgold

21-Apr-2011

The CME should be careful what it wishes for as the good times roll.

Mining, oil and gas at forefront of growth

Carolyn Herbert

Mark Pownall

21-Apr-2011

AMONG the 3,400 delegates at the recent Australian Petroleum Production & Exploration Asso-ciation annual conference in Perth was lawyer Paul Griffin.