Shares in Encounter Resources close trade on Monday up 80 per cent to 62 cents, following positive initial aircore drilling results at its Aileron project.
Synergy has revealed it breached its licence almost 100 times between February last year and April 2024, by failing to properly handle contact details for 68 customers using life support equipment.
Venture Minerals has entered into a share purchase and sale agreement with Goldvalley Brown Stone, a subsidiary of private iron ore miner Gold Valley Group, regarding the sale of its Riley iron ore mine in Tasmania.
Westgold Resources has backed its move for Karora Resources, with the pair working towards finalising the deal by the end of July despite a rival's request for Takeovers Panel intervention.
Regis Resources has applied to join IGO in the legal action South32 launched over a $122 million royalty dispute from the Tropicana gold mine proceeds.
Perenti's underground mining business arm Barminco has won a three-year mining services contract extension worth $450 million with AngloGold Ashanti, effective from October 1.
Henderson-based Austal has received an order for two additional Guardian-class patrol boats from the federal government, valued at approximately $39 million.
American West Metals has entered a binding agreement with Taurus Mining Royalty Fund to provide $18.8 million in exchange for a royalty package for its Storm copper project.
The company's acquisitions cover 1828 square kilometres, 47.6sqm of which sit within the Erongo Uranium District – one of the world's foremost uranium producing areas.
Strike Energy has unveiled a plan to build and operate a gas power plant in a bid to support the state's main electricity grid, tapping its gas reserves at South Erregulla in the Perth Basin.
The Yindjibarndi people have ramped up their long-running battle with Fortescue by calling for an environmental inquiry into the miner's Solomon hub operations in the Pilbara.
Shares in West African Resources rose 3 per cent to $1.50 on Friday, following news that the gold miner had drawn down the final $US100 million of its $US265 million secured loan facility.
Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss the Chinese premier's visit to WA; critical minerals; iron ore mines closure; Dutton's nuclear plan; WA's gas market, Woodside and BGC; and a mag preview.
A former director of collapsed builder Opus Homes has been fined $40,000 over his failure to manage properties in Perth in his role as building supervisor.
The developer's $200 million Claremont Oval project is in doubt, after the project owner was placed into administration and the lender repossessed the site.
