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Argentina-focused Pathfinder Resources had a soft start to its first day of trading, with its shares closing down 7.5 per cent from its IPO price.

Australian Potash has secured further funding for its proposed Lake Wells development in Western Australia.

Murray Engineering has partnered with national company Siemens to provide electric vehicle charging stations for mining operations.

South Pacific Laundry will no longer proceed with its contested acquisition of Spotless Laundries.

Western Australia's Kleenheat has secured three years' worth of gas from Santos under a new supply agreement.

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Tyre recycler Pearl Global is raising $6.5 million to expand its Queensland processing facility and provide working capital, after announcing a $9.2 million loss on Monday.

The Argyle diamond mine in Western Australia completed its final production today, after operating for more than 30 years.

The number of loans for home construction nationwide set a new record during September, according to the latest Australian Bureau of Statistics data.

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Perth-based Marvel Gold has received commitments to raise $5.7 million from a share placement, with the proceeds to go towards its gold projects in Mali.

Australian rock lobster exporters say business is returning to normal in China, following earlier reports of delays caused by a new inspection process.

Henderson-based engineering services company Orontide Group has added new capabilities with the acquisition of recently established business Hydrocarbon Solutions.

Bonfire and Living Online have been recognised as the best marketing agencies of the year at two separate award ceremonies.

Western Australia will reopen its borders to all states and territories from November 14, but some restrictions will remain for people from NSW and Victoria.

BP Australia is ceasing fuel production at its Kwinana refinery and will convert it into an import terminal, resulting in hundreds of job losses.

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A private Hong Kong-based entity is purchasing a high-grade iron ore mine on Cockatoo Island from its former owner, Pluton Resources.

ASX-listed retail group Mosaic Brands has informed shareholders of plans to shut about a fifth of its stores, citing decreasing income from brick-and-mortar stores.

There have been 10 insolvency appointments to Western-Australian-incorporated companies in the last two weeks.

Prospective copper-cobalt miner Coda Minerals has successfully listed on the ASX after completing an $8.5 million IPO.

Corrs Chambers Westgarth and Estrin Saul Lawyers were the inaugural winners of the ‘commercial law firm' category in WA's annual community service law awards.

ASX-listed K2fly has boosted its position in the iron ore sector after announcing the acquisition of WA mining software company SATEVA.

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Megado Gold began trading on the ASX this morning after a successful $6 million IPO.

Crothers Construction has secured work on the state government's $12.3 million Greenough female prison project.

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Riot! Art and Craft went into liquidation last week, reportedly dismissing staff via a text message as the business closed all 56 stores.

Goldminer Troy Resources has secured exploration funding for its South American project, with the Perth-based company targeting a maiden ore reserve this year.

Western Australians are being encouraged to back local businesses in the lead-up to Christmas, as part of a campaign that launches on Saturday.

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