Justin Fris

Shares of West African gold developer Toubani Resources surged 19 per cent after assuring it's pressing ahead with its Mali project, despite reports of security concerns and fuel restrictions

Marquee Resources chair Charles Thomas says forming a working relationship with China-based Yantai Jinao will aid progression of its Mt Clement antimony project.

Antimony-focused Larvotto Resources has continued its path towards production next year at its Hillgrove antimony-gold project in New South Wales.

IGO has announced Vanessa Guthrie as its chair-elect, on the same day an AICD report highlighted the limited number of women chairing listed companies.

Greg Lilleyman has transitioned to executive chair of Genmin, an aspiring Gabon-focused iron ore producer.

Austin Engineering shares were sold off on Wednesday following the company's downward revision of two financial guidance metrics for the current fiscal year.

Goldminer Vault Minerals has made a key announcement in relation to the future of its open pit King of the Hills operation.

Shares in First Graphene rose early on Tuesday, following news the junior will facilitate a series of trial projects in the UK.

Professional rugby league in Western Australia has completed a full circle, following a significant announcement yesterday.

Recently retired Western Force lock Sam Carter is excited about his new journey into the business of sport.

Members of Western Australia's sport and recreation industry were given insight into how to use concepts of ESG – environmental, social and governance – to their advantage.

For the second time in just over a year, Elevate Uranium has announced plans to raise $25 million in order to de-risk and progress its portfolio.

Sentinel Metals began life on the ASX in style on Thursday, closing trade up 55 per cent to 31 cents.

Monadelphous Group has filed documents to acquire Applecross-based Kerman Contracting, in a cash and scrip deal.

Henderson-based Civmec says while pre-existing predictions surrounding a quieter first half to FY26 have eventuated, it is confident things are about to turn.

An experienced sporting administration and event panel has discussed a number of key things Western Australia can do to land more global sporting events.

Sport and Recreation minister Rita Saffioti has reaffirmed the importance of active open spaces throughout Western Australian communities.

Perth was unveiled as host of the 2030 Gay Games on Tuesday, edging out a rival bid from the American city of Denver.

Former Global Lithium boss Ron Mitchell has been appointed chief executive of Firebird Metals, effective from November 3.

Critical minerals-focused Victory Metals has appointed Emma Doyle, a former staffer with US president Donald Trump, as a senior advisor.

Perth-based junior Everest Metals Corporation has announced it will be able to begin mining at the Mt Dimer Taipan gold and silver project next month.

Two of Western Australia's national sporting teams announced significant sponsorship agreements on Monday.

Paul Bennett-led Medallion Metals has secured an offtake and funding deal with global commodity supplier Trafigura.

Latin American-focused Challenger Gold has announced plans to raise $30 million as it eyes first production at its flagship Hualilán gold project in Argentina.

Cash Converters International's push to further increase its corporate store footprint on the east coast appears set to continue.

MLG Oz has appointed Mark Hatfield – the company's current chief operating officer – as its acting chief executive officer, effective immediately.

Despite a bumper year for the goldminer, Ramelius Resources boss Mark Zeptner has assured shareholders that the company will not rest on its laurels.

West Perth-based Caprice Resources has promoted Luke Cox to managing director, effective immediately.

Revo Fitness' commitment to charitable causes has attained another significant milestone, following the 2025 Lift 4 Lifeline event.

The window for recruiting players might not begin until November 1, but Perth Bears officials are planning to make the most of a special carnival this weekend.

Two familiar faces have joined the WA Cricket Foundation's board, much to the delight of chair, John Gardner.

Deterra Royalties has confirmed Julian Andrews will depart as managing director and chief executive by the end of 2025, citing personal reasons.