News Articles for Tony Bevan

Today's board moves wrap includes Michael Naylor, Nicholas Ong, Tony Bevan, Larry Marshall, Mark Barnaba, Mark Robertson, Susan Jones and Christian Paech.

Our board moves wrap includes Chris Mews, Rachel Kerr, Shelby Coleman, Hasaka Martin, Andrew Metcalfe, Brad Marwood, Jon Edwards, Bruce Garlick, Johnathon Busing, Peter Huljich, Tolga Kumova, Blagojce Pavlovski, Tony Bevan, Sergio Duchini, Sam Wright, Neville Bassett, Michael McFadyen, Su-Mei Sain, and Nick Cernotta.

Rio Tinto has quietly started paying royalties on three big iron ore mines that pre-date native title in what amounts to a major concession to traditional owners in the Pilbara.

Our board moves wrap includes Michael Bowen, Jay Hughes, Gregory Bittar, Ed Turner, Tony Bevan, and Paula Raffo.

Two major Aboriginal businesses have shut their contracting arms, choosing to invest instead in tourism and mining.

A Supreme Court judgement and a stoush with the state government over a new iron ore mine have shone a revealing light on the activities of the Eastern Guruma people and their business interests.

SPECIAL REPORT: Indigenous businesses across WA are pursuing opportunities across a range of areas from mining and agriculture, to hospitality.

A long-running dispute involving the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation and Fortescue Metals Group is set to continue after YAC members re-elected a bloc of directors who had recently been replaced by a court-appointed receiver.

A federal government move to set itself targets for indigenous procurement has met with a disappointed response from established contractors, with one critic labelling it as ‘smoke and mirrors'.

Facing a slowdown in mining-related construction work, indigenous contractors are diversifying into new fields, establishing joint ventures and highlighting their Aboriginal credentials. Click through to also see our BNiQ list of 25 major indigenous contractors in WA.

Civil contractor Brierty has posted a $5 million net profit after tax for the 2010 financial year.

Maddington-based Brierty has secured a $10.8 million contract to upgrade the access road to Gindalbie Metals' Karara Iron Ore project in the mid west.