Shares in Range Resources have been suspended from quotation after two directors resigned from its board, pushing it below the level required under corporate law.
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Diversified development and construction firm Georgiou Group is sharpening its eastern states focus, appointing a dedicated New South Wales general manager to grow its presence in new markets.
Head of content Mark Pownall, news editor Mark Beyer and journalist Dan Wilkie join host James Lush to discuss the week's top stories, including besieged minister Dean Nalder, BHP Billiton's new sp
Western Australian home buyers are warming to the concept of auctions, with new research by the Real Estate Institute of WA showing selling via auction cuts the time a home spends on the market by
Just weeks after Canadian shareholders challenged its current board, shares in Heron Resources were driven up 13 per cent on news that a peace deal had been arranged.
The share market has fallen for a fourth straight day after Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens scotched expectations of interest rate cuts early in 2015.
Mining giant BHP has celebrated the export of its billionth tonne of iron ore to China, after a relationship of more than four decades, but the next billion is not far off.
BHP Billiton's plans to renew the lease on its fly-in, fly-out camp on the outskirts of Newman, rather than take up existing empty housing in the town, has prompted a chorus of dissent from Pilbara-focused property groups.
Mining giant Rio Tinto has been caught up in a financial bind after a contractor working on one of its Pilbara projects collapsed owing an estimated $14 million.
Nido Petroleum has launched a $US108 million ($130 million) bid for Otto Energy's share of the Galoc oil field, coming in ahead of a recent proposal by Risco Energy International.
The world's biggest drilling services company, Boart Longyear, says higher costs and lower prices are weighing on earnings but revenue is expected to pick up.
The Australian dollar has plummeted to fresh four-and-a-half-year lows after the head of the Reserve Bank said he wanted the currency to fall to 75 US cents.
Gold futures have closed lower as upbeat US economic data bolster the US dollar and fan expectations of tighter monetary policy from the Federal Reserve.
After two weeks of controversy over Transport Minister Dean Nalder's “perceived” conflicts of interest, a government report released today made it clear why Premier Colin Barnett stripped Mr Nalder of the finance ministry.
Gold producer Doray Minerals was up more than 26 per cent today after confirming high grade gold results at its Andy Well mine, saying it confirmed the potential of extensions to the mine's life.
Two thousand investors in failed Great Southern managed investment schemes will be forced to repay their loans after the Supreme Court of Victoria upheld a settlement that will see the investors get back just $23.5 million.
Former executive chairman of the Kimberley Diamond Company, Miles Kennedy, has left the role of managing director at Lucapa Diamond Company as part of a board restructure.
