Perth-based Pacific Energy has signed a new electricity supply contract with Regis Resources to build, own and maintain the Duketon gold project power station.
Litigation funder IMF (Australia) says a federal government decision to overturn a High Court ruling on the Sons of Gwalia case will not affect past and present proceedings.
Modular builder Nomad Building Solutions has today announced the appointment of Brett McDonald for the newly created chief executive role for the eastern states.
Shares in Port Bouvard are expected to resume trading early next month as the property developer starts talks with potential cornerstone investors in Australia and overseas.
The state government has committed $29 million to Western Australia's ageing grain freight network and has called on farmers and bulk handlers to use rail lines rather than roads to transport grain.
Shares in Enterprise Metals have more than doubled today after the West Perth-based explorer uncovered a new, 30 kilometre long uranium target in WA that could be similar to BHP Billiton's Yeelirrie deposit.
The City of Perth's planning committee has proposed inviting various local design firms to develop ideas to change the city's image, picking 12 spots, including Jacobs Ladder and Langley Park, as areas that could be enhanced.
Takeover target Dioro Exploration has recommended shareholders reject Ramelius Resources' offer, paving the way for rival bidder Avoca Resources to gain control.
The state environment watchdog has today recommended the expansion of the Albany Port, paving the way for Grange Resources to achieve operational efficiencies for its Southdown magnetite iron project.
The building watchdog has lodged new proceedings against unionist Joe McDonald, its second in as many days, for alleged unlawful industrial action at the Herdsman Business Park site.
Drilling specialist Coretrack says it will raise $10 million to boost working capital as it executes plans to acquire private Kalgoorlie outfit Globe Drill.
Shares in West Perth-based Otto Energy have surged higher today after it signed a farm-in option deal with BHP Billiton over an oil project in the Philippines, some 10 months after the initial agreement lapsed.
Christmas Island miner Phosphate Resources says it will not support a proposed merger with shareholder CI Resources, which also wants to incrementally lift its stake in the unlisted public company.
The state government says it has yet to decide how to fund the new $360 million Midland Health Campus amid claims a private public partnership will cost jobs and jeopardise patient care.
The building watchdog has launched a new proceeding against union heavyweight Joe McDonald for his involvement in unlawful industrial action at the City Square project last year.
THE number of capital raisings undertaken in calendar 2009 was unexpected in light of the global turmoil of the previous year, however questions loom over the sustainability for 2010.
