A Pilbara traditional owner body is pursuing plans to enable up to 5 gigawatts of renewable energy to be built at a new industrial precinct on its country.
Curtin University has secured $95 million to establish a new research centre focusing on new technologies, including about $35 million from the Australian Research Council.
Synergy is one step closer to build its $4.5 billion renewable energy project in the state's Mid West, after receiving an assessment panel's unanimous approval.
Peppermint Grove-based Summit Minerals has filed a binding heads of agreement to secure the Keystone gold-silver-tungsten mine in northern Nevada for an undisclosed amount.
Liontown has shaken hands on an offtake agreement with mammoth Chinese battery materials manufacturer Canmax Technologies for spodumene sourced from Kathleen Valley.
West African Resources is hopeful that positive diamond drilling results at its Sanbrado gold operation in Burkina Faso could lead to a favourable outcome.
Profit-taking in raw materials and energy stocks have dragged the bourse lower, ahead of a huge week for central bank meetings in different parts of the globe.
A controversial Pilbara politician has been disqualified from holding office after he failed to apologise for alleging town staff were working to cover up an illegal brothel.
Sam Jones and Tom Zaunmayr discuss how the second generation of a famous WA performing family is working to ensure its cultural contribution continues.
The state's Environmental Protection Authority has waved through Synergy's plans for a 20-turbine wind farm near Augusta, despite significant public concern over the development.
Canyon Resources boss Peter Secker says the bauxite developer remains on course to begin mining in February, despite some minor delays at its flagship asset.
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As the US furthers its push to secure and sustain a solid critical minerals supply chain, a Perth-based junior is making strides in becoming a key antimony producer.
Chalice Mining has halved the capital costs for developing its platinum group metals and palladium mine to $820 million for a project it expects will pay itself off in 2.7 years.
The owner of the only privately-owned coal-fired power station in the state has been handed a $5 million fine by the Economic Regulation Authority for breaching market rules.
