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Vale Ian Burston: 1935 to 2022

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Mining industry veteran Ian Burston, who held numerous executive and board roles in Western Australia across five decades and received multiple awards, has died aged 87.

It’s not me, it’s you: let’s talk about secession

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Secession has again entered political discussion in WA, but how exactly would the state go about breaking away from the rest of Australia?

Jones to chair Cannings Purple

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Communications consultancy Cannings Purple has recruited former Deloitte chairman Keith Jones to succeed Norman Moore when he steps down as chair next month.

WA Labor may not rank One Nation last

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WA Labor says it will assess each One Nation candidate before deciding where to put them on how-to-vote cards, suggesting they won't necessarily be ranked last.

Vogel, Birney join Purple

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Local communications and lobbying firm Cannings Purple has boosted its team by signing up former Environmental Protection Authority chairman Paul Vogel and former state Liberal leader Matt Birney.

Morton to resign as state director

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The Liberal Party WA will begin the search for a new state director following Ben Morton's announcement that he will not reapply for his position when it expires in August.

Spin doctors offer digital remedy

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Increasingly online-savvy customers have fuelled business and government demand for digital communications advice, which in turn has spurred public relations firms to increase their offering in this specialist area.

CCI recruits Willmott as CEO

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The state's peak business group has hired a former chief of staff to premier Colin Barnett as its new chief executive. Deidre Willmott will succeed James Pearson as CCI chief executive.

Ripper joins lobbyists

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Another former high-profile politician has found employment in the business world.

Norman Moore joins Minter

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Former WA Minister for Mines and Petroleum Norman Moore has joined the Perth office of law firm Minter Ellison as a consultant.

Instability stalks Liberals

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Bad economic news and some personnel mismanagement are putting pressure on Colin Barnett's leadership.

No guarantees on coalition 457 changes

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The coalition has refused to commit to reducing application fees for 457 visa workers if elected to government, despite flagging plans to make the scheme more “user-friendly”.

Moore the miners’ friend, no less

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THE resources sector has lost an experienced advocate, and the state government a steady hand, with the retirement of the former mines and petroleum minister Norman Moore after a 36-year career in

Business calls for a hands-off approach despite major spending promises

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BOTH major parties have committed to big-spending projects in their bid to secure votes ahead of the upcoming state election.

Apache response was "incredulous": Moore

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A long-awaited report into the Varanus Island gas plant explosion has concluded that plant operator Apache Energy was ultimately responsible and questioned it's staffing levels, systems and safety

Integra's Randalls gold mine opened

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Mines and Petroleum Minister Norman Moore has officially opened Integra Mining's new Randalls project east of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, saying it highlighted the potential for further gold discoveries in the region.

Catalpa flat after Edna May reopens

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Shares in Catalpa Resources have opened flat this morning after the company re-opened the Edna May gold mine at Westonia.

Moore meets with BHP over mine death

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BHP Billiton has held urgent talks with Mines Minister Norman Moore after it launched an inquiry into the death of a 45-year-old man at its Leinster nickel mine.

Woodside, Sodexo win WA awards

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Woodside Petroleum and facilities management company Sodexo have been recognised at the Department of Mines and Petroleum's Golden Gecko awards for environmental excellence.

Barnett emerges as top dog in tough times

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Money and power go hand in hand, especially in a global financial crisis.

State puts BHP on stop work notice

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The state government says it will order work to stop at any BHP Billiton mines where workplace breaches are found, after five recent deaths at the company's Pilbara iron ore sites.

Varanus report critical of Apache

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The rupture of a 12-inch gas sales pipeline has been found to be the immediate physical cause of the explosion at the Varanus Island gas facility operated by Apache Energy Ltd, which may have committed offences, a new report says.