The Federal Court has imposed a $2.6 million penalty on Ultra Tune Australia, after it was found the automotive servicing and roadside assist company made false or misleading representations about a franchise site, and then tried to mislead the court in its defence.
Boston-based global advisory, restructuring and investment firm Gordon Brothers has opened its first Perth office, to be led by equipment valuation and auction industry veteran, Ben Gibson.
Stockbroking and funds management company Euroz has foreshadowed a half-year net loss after investment losses offset a gain in underlying cash earnings.
The number of visitors to Rottnest Island grew by 15 per cent to 769,000 in 2018 as construction of the Discovery ‘glamping’ village approaches completion.
Shares in Tony Sage's Cape Lambert Resources have been placed in a temporary halt, ahead of a pending announcement regarding the company’s Kipushi cobalt-copper tailings project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Susan Hunter has resigned as joint company secretary of Kingsrose Mining. Current chief financial officer Karen O’Neill will become the sole company secretary.
Northern Star Resources has been knocked back in its $150 million bid to acquire a near-half stake in the East Kundana gold mine from its joint venture partners Tribune Resources and Rand Mining, which say the offer significantly undervalues the asset.
Our daily board moves wrap includes Ken Chee, Trevor Schultz, Robert Schafer, Chris Singleton, Kobe Li, Graeme Smith, Tim Hronsky, John Dawson and Mathieu Ageneau.
Chris Pointon has retired as non-executive director of Avenira. Dr Pointon joined the board in June 2016 and became chair in Dec 2016 after the passing of the incumbent chair.
Mark Zeptner has been appointed non-executive director of Explaurum. He is appointed as a nominee of Ramelius Resources, where he holds the role of managing director.
Local tech company Aurora Labs has signed a joint venture agreement with WorleyParsons to provide an additive manufacturing service primarily for the resources sector.
Diversified contractor Lendlease has secured a $53.2 million state government contract to provide maintenance services for the Graham Farmer Freeway tunnel for the next six years.
Alliance Mineral Assets has appointed Mark Turner as executive director of operations, and non-executive director Geoffrey McNamara becomes non-executive chair.
WestStar Industrial has won a $4.5 million contract with Rio Tinto for works at the Cape Lambert port facility, taking the local contractor’s order book to $30 million.
The state government has selected former Rio Tinto boss and current Mitsui & Co director Sam Walsh as the new chair of Perth Mint operator Gold Corporation.
Austal has secured a contract to build two vessels for the US Navy, while also announcing that the Commonwealth has agreed to loan the government of Trinidad & Tobago $80 million to support a purchase from the local shipbuilder.
Perth-based Monadelphous Group has received a number of contracts with multiple clients including Fortescue Metals Group, BHP Billiton and Chevron, with the work worth a combined $120 million.
Fortescue Metals Group has announced major changes to its leadership, with a new chief executive taking the reins and its directors taking a hands-on role to support an updated strategy that focuses on producing more higher-grade iron ore.
Downsizing in the resources sector is outstripping emerging demand from technology, medical and education businesses for CBD office space according to a new report by independent property research firm Y Research.
The environmental watchdog has recommended rejection of two proposals to mine iron ore in Western Australia because they would cause irreversible damage to the land.
The state government is planning to restrict new residential developments in the west end of Port Hedland while also implementing a new regulatory framework for air quality in the town, which is located adjacent to large iron ore stockpiles.
Perth taxi and Uber users may see a 10 per cent fare hike for the next four years to fund taxi plate buy-backs as the state government revamps on-demand transport.
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