Critical minerals miners have overwhelmingly welcomed Anthony Albanese’s scarcely-detailed pledge to build a stockpile that could be used as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations.
Gina Rinehart has called for the nation’s defence investment to be more than doubled to 5 per cent of GDP, in an address at the Sydney Opera House on the eve of Anzac Day.
Liontown lifted quarterly production and revenue amid its underground transition at Kathleen Valley, but rising costs and a sluggish value chain squeezed its cash flow.
Perth-based contractor Linkforce has lodged a claim for $22.7 million over construction work it completed on an expansion of the Roy Hill iron ore project.
The WA Chamber of Commerce and Industry has warned of an “explosion” of right to enter permit applications, amid tensions between unions and operators in the Pilbara.
Labor candidate for the newly minted semi-rural seat of Bullwinkel Trish Cook has refused to be drawn on whether Labor’s live sheep export ban is hurting her bid for the seat.
Chalice Mining has continued to reduce its outflows following major cost cuts in August last year, as it aims to pull the investment trigger on the Gonneville project near Toodyay in 2027.
Gold-focused Capricorn Metals has increased its footprint in Western Australia’s Murchison region, following news of its acquisition of the Ninghan gold project.
Australian shares have recovered to their highest levels since US Liberation Day tariffs sparked a sell-off that wiped trillions of dollars from global markets.
All three members of Mineral Resources' ethics committee formed in the wake of Chris Ellison’s tax scandal have resigned, after Denise McComish became the third director to exit in a week.
OPINION: Western Australia’s tourism industry is the sixth largest of the state’s economic sectors in terms of gross value, reaching nearly $18 billion in visitor spending in the past year.
Shares in West Perth-based junior Impact Minerals closed trade up 20 per cent on Wednesday, following news the alumina aspirant had announced plans to acquire a 50 per cent stake in newly-created firm Alluminous.
Peter Dutton has pledged to increase Australia’s defence spending to 3 per cent of the nation’s GDP within a decade if elected next month, in line with US requests.
Fresh from receiving clearance from the Food and Drug Administration to distribute its nerve repair product Remplir in the US earlier this month, Murdoch-based Orthocell has appointed an initial four distributors.
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has pledged $112 million to duplicate congestion-riddled Shelley Bridge, picking up the promise made by the the Liberal Party of WA ahead of the recent the state election.
