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Mining services contractor Warrikal has announced a three-year maintenance contract with BHP Iron Ore, shortly after signing a similar agreement with Hancock Iron Ore.

The Henderson workshop will bring several processes under one roof as part of ASC Industries' plan to expand.

Deterra Royalties has confirmed Julian Andrews will depart as managing director and chief executive by the end of 2025, citing personal reasons.

Northern Minerals has moved to capitalise on the Albanese-Trump critical minerals deal, entering a trading halt ahead of a $60 million raise.

The Property Council WA President and industrial property developer says productivity is declining because of taxation rules.

VRX Silica's march towards bringing its Arrowsmith North silica sands project online has received a significant boost.

Fortescue's iron ore shipments swelled to almost 50 million tonnes in a record for the first quarter of a financial year, as its green energy ambitions move left of stage.

The man behind one of Australia's largest glass bottle wine packaging services has taken a different path in an effort to deliver more sustainable options.

Woodside Energy has sold off stakes in the $27 billion Louisiana LNG project and supporting infrastructure to American gas infrastructure firm Williams, in a deal worth $582 million.

Nedlands-based junior Agrimin will walk away from its Mackay Potash Project after an eight month strategic review found it was untenable, instead shifting its focus to non-potash minerals.

OPINION: WA's tourism sector needs to promote what makes the state unique, not throw money at what everyone else does.

South32 has announced that Karen Wood will retire as chair, effective from February next year.

Wall Street closed lower overnight as a wave of mixed earnings, including Netflix's disappointing results, dampened risk sentiment

Northern Star Resources boss Stuart Tonkin is confident his expanding Australian gold operations will not be set back by an influx of critical minerals funding from abroad.

WFH ruling could ‘trap' employers

Demography, density and industry framed the countdown to the turn of the century at this year's 2050 Summit.

Nadia Budihardjo and Ella Loneragan discuss discuss how premium labels and new export markets offer hope as WA's wine sector feels the squeeze.

Old Young's will be placed back in directors' hands after creditors of the award-winning Swan Valley distillery voted to approve a plan to pull the business out of administration.

Brittany Higgins has walked away from appealing against costs orders in the high-profile defamation trial with former senator Linda Reynolds.

The Pilbara's shipping route to Asia is in the running to be the first global trading corridors to welcome ammonia-powered bulk carriers to its regular service schedule.

There's hope regional airline Rex can expand its manifest under the wing of an international buyer, but questions remain about key parts of the deal.

Australia's share market has handed back the previous day's record-breaking gains with interest, after plunging gold prices prompted a mining sector sell-off.

The state government has turned to the private sector to build a manufacturing facility for housing components to speed up and increase residential supply.

Perth-based midcap Ausgold has secured additional land to further enhance its flagship Katanning gold project.

A recent conference in Perth explored opportunities for increased cooperation on AI, energy and cybersecurity between Australia and Japan.

The Hesperia director has been actively involved with the peak body for nine years.

Golden Sedayu's $3.8 billion Burswood Point project is one step closer to reaching fruition, following the appointment of two builders to construct the riverfront townhouses.

Four Australian robotics businesses have had some major successes recently.

Sydney-based silver aspirant Rapid Critical Metals has announced John Poynton as its non-executive chair-elect.

Trucking giant Centurion has launched its 30-vehicle fleet of renewable energy trucks, the largest off-grid battery electric project for transport logistics in Australia.

The social and affordable housing provider has downscaled the number of apartments in the project, as costs rise.

Woodside Energy does not expect material cost impacts from the conditions of its North West Shelf extension and has contracted early engineering work on its Browse project.