Isabel Vieira joined Business News in 2022, leading breaking news and covering resources (critical minerals), insolvencies and corporate finance.
Ms Vieira is now chief of staff and Business News' Power 500 special publication editor. She also won an Alliance Area of Business Publishers award in both 2024 and 2025.
Ms Vieira previously spent two years in the Great Southern, first at the independent Great Southern Weekender and then at Seven West Media'sNarrogin Observer and Albany Advertiser newspapers.
She studied at Curtin University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism.
Western rare earths pioneer Amanda Lacaze has picked up her first ASX-listed company directorship since Lynas Rare Earths, joining the board of Gina Rinehart-backed Vulcan Energy.
Argonaut is hunting for up to 20 per cent stakes in mining and logistics companies backed by industry ‘rockstars' through its newly launched private equity-style fund.
PLS is exploring the potential for underground mining at its Pilgangoora lithium operation as it weighs a major investment to double production following a record year.
Shares in underground lithium miner Liontown slid on softer-than-expected results as a major investment call awaits on an expansion of its Goldfields operation.
Mineral Resources has achieved or beaten guidance targets across its iron ore, mining services and lithium divisions, while lifting its liquidity to $2.4 billion.
Bidders are circling the mothballed Cockatoo Island iron ore mine as preliminary reports show creditors, including the state government, are owed $150 million.
Almost 13,000 customer orders remain unfulfilled from collapsed Perth-born retailer Stax Group, as liquidators estimate liabilities of almost $24 million.
Mark Pownall is joined by Gary Adshead, Isabel Vieira, Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics.
The proponent behind the Collie green steel mill has struck another supply deal while expanding the proposal's scope with a $40 million cut-and-bend facility.
Shares in Lynas Rare Earths dipped after it revealed a more than $100 million cost blowout in an expansion of its Malaysian procesing hub due to higher costs for ex-China equipment.
Wesfarmers and its Chilean joint venture partner have greenlit a $1.4 billion investment to double spodumene production at the Mt Holland lithium operation.
Mark Pownall is joined by Sean Cowan, Jack McGinn, Isabel Vieira, Sam Jones and Claire Tyrrell to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics.
IGO has struck a deal to divest its winding-down Nova nickel operation to Global Lithium Resources, which plans to retrofit the plant to process lithium from its nearby project.
Higher diesel prices lifted unit costs across Rio Tinto's expansive Pilbara operations, although the miner reported no material disruption to production across its core commodities.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has handed down interim orders freezing the shareholder rights of three China-linked parties in rare earths developer Northern Minerals.
Perth land developer Peet and retirement village operator Ingenia are in “discussions” around a potential deal, as the two property outfits responded to media speculation.
The owner of a mothballed iron ore mine on Cockatoo Island has tumbled into administration, with insolvency practitioners assessing a sale or recapitalisation.
China-connected shareholders in rare earths hopeful Northern Minerals have defied a government order to divest their stakes, sending the developer's share price sliding.
Lynas Rare Earths has struck a $50 million deal with South Korean manufacturer JS Link for the development of a rare earth magnet factory near its Malaysian processing hub.
WA Insolvency Solutions' partners have been appointed to eight local subsidiaries of EV Metals Global amid the battery chemicals group's international restructuring.
The scale of Betts' retail store closures has been revealed, with seven of its 11 Western Australian outlets set to shut, as administrators prepare to close 20 unprofitable locations nationwide.