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Australia's earnings from resources and energy commodity exports are set to soar by 21 per cent this financial year on the back of strong commodity prices and increased volumes, a national forecast
University of Western Australia Oceans Institute director, Carlos Duarte, has won the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea's Prix d'Excellence award for his contribu
Leighton Holdings Ltd subsidiary Thiess has won a $100 million contract with Fortescue Metals Group Ltd for works on the Solomon Hub iron ore mine in Western Australia's Pilbara region.
US stocks slid Monday, snapping a five-session winning streak as traders worried about a possible Greek public debt default and eurozone inaction to confront the crisis.
There's no obvious threat to Western Australian energy and resources facilities that would justify relocating defence units to ensure their protection, a new study says.
One of the world's largest undeveloped zirconium resources is a step closer to becoming an operating mine that could be worth as much as $1.2 billion, says Perth-based minerals explorer Alkane Reso
Federal Treasury Secretary Martin Parkinson says Australia would have to return the national budget to surplus before considering starting up a sovereign wealth fund.
Bringing Chinese investment into the embattled Oakajee port and rail network won't be easy, Premier Colin Barnett says, with the country still debating the massive project.
The federal government is being asked to consider new measures to make housing more affordable to support the "millions" of low and middle income Australians struggling with high costs.
The federal opposition is urging independent MPs to reject Labor's planned minerals resources rent tax (MRRT), arguing it will make the tax system more complex and less fair.
Investment company Premier Investments says trading conditions are getting even tougher for retailers, but the company still expects to improve its performance.
The Australian share market opened lower despite a positive lead from Wall Street, as a special weekend meeting between European leaders over the Greek debt crisis spooked investors.
The Australian dollar was trading a third of a US cent lower after news that Greece may have to wait longer for its next round of bailout funds it needs to avoid a debt repayment default.
A promise by the world's leading central banks to provide support to banks needing funds during the ongoing Eurozone debt crisis has given a fillip to world markets and reduced the likelihood of th
The Australian share market gained almost two per cent as investors remained optimistic European leaders were approaching a resolution of the Eurozone debt crisis.
New Fremantle coach Ross Lyon insists he did not stab Mark Harvey in the back and says he can hold his head high over his shock departure from St Kilda to join the Dockers.
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has moved to redefine the core values of the ALP, as she called for a mass membership drive in the coming year and an overhaul of party rules.
The man being questioned by British police over massive rogue trading at Swiss banking giant UBS was an "up and coming" trader who was well liked by his colleagues, reports said.