Economists say the Reserve Bank might have lowered interest rates too far after a surprise inflation print revealed price pressures are still running hot.
Wall Street extended its rally overnight as revived tech strength and the increasing probability of a December interest rate cut from the US Federal Reserve put investors in a buying mood.
South32 has engaged the state's largest Indigenous-owned contractor Warrikal for maintenance services at its Worsley Alumina refinery under a seven-year contract.
Jack McGinn and Tom Zaunmayr discuss ambitious wind turbine plans, and challenges, in Western Australia. Plus; Fortescue, Element Zero case update; Lynas Rare Earth's AGM and inflation rate hits a high.
Wind farm proponents planning to install turbines in Western Australia can often wait more than two years to get their hands on a crane capable of doing the job.
Mining and industry executives are urging Labor and the coalition to strike a speedy deal on environmental reforms to improve clunky planning approvals.
An industry group led by farmer Alan Richardson and project developer Enzo Gullotti has become the third outfit looking to build a canola processing plant in WA.
Treasurer Rita Saffioti has insisted WA's GST campaign blitz does not demonstrate a lack of trust in the Prime Minister, as she met with senior business figures on the matter today.
The Bill and Melinda Gates-founded organisation's investment will go to The Kids Research Institute Australia and The University of Western Australia to accelerate research on malaria.
Lynas Rare Earths chief Amanda Lacaze says she isn't relying on the White House to crack the US market, as offtake talks drag and its proposed Texas plant looks “unlikely to proceed”.
A legal fight between Fortescue and three former executives who established a green iron start-up comes to a peaceful end in the Federal Court of Australia.
Wall Street has extended its rally as a spate of economic data appeared to support the case for the US Federal Reserve to implement its third and final rate cut of the year in December.
PLS avoided a remuneration strike as shareholders narrowly backed its pay report, with the miner defending a suite of retention-focused equity incentives at its AGM.
SRG Global has secured a suite of contracts worth $650 million from blue-chip clients such as Fortescue, Wesfarmers, and Alcoa, spanning projects on home soil and in New Zealand.
Trading in West African Resources shares will resume tomorrow for the first time in three months after a brief and imprecise statement on ownership of its prized mine in Burkina Faso.
Lynas Rare Earths has blasted “unpredictable” and escalating power disruptions in Kalgoorlie, saying they have stifled its quarterly production amid heightened demand for its product.
One of the country's biggest superannuation fund trustees will pay a $23.5 million penalty after more than 7,000 of its members experienced unreasonable delays.
Shares in Fleetwood tumbled lower today after the company announced the immediate exit of managing director and chief executive Bruce Nicholson, with chairman John Klepec taking the reins.
