Mark Beyer

Mining industry pundits bemoaning the end of the ‘boom’ will be pleasantly surprised to know that up to a dozen major projects could go ahead over the coming year.

Calibre Group has won a $23 million contract on the Roy Hill iron ore project, with the work proceeding ahead of the project’s debt funding being finalised.

South African miner Gold Fields will splash $US300 million purchasing Barrick Gold’s Granny Smith, Lawlers and Darlot gold mines in the Yilgarn region, near Southern Cross, and plans to integrate the

Woodside has outlined plans to develop three floating LNG projects off the Kimberley coast, with each likely to be similar in scale to Shell’s $12 billion Prelude development.

Three years after completing a management buy-out, JSW Australia directors Jeff Branson and John Silverthorne have struck an agreement to sell their debt-laden drilling business; but they won’t be get

Adapting to change is often considered one of the keys to business success, and yacht maker turned sculptor and builder, Glenn Swarbrick, has it in spades.

A 10-year old commitment by Fortescue Metals Group to the state government has come back to bite the iron ore miner, after it was told it must commence negotiations for third-party access to its Pilba

Trisha Burgess’s small business has achieved a major sales boost this past year without any changes to her product range. All the gains, she says, are due to a banking app.

Increased land tax rates, more rigorous tax compliance, and the introduction of school fees for children of 457 visa holders are among a suite of measures the government has introduced to lift revenue