Catherine Costello has resigned as chief financial officer of Admedus. Ms Costello was also company secretary and interim executive director until October.
Tech company HomeStay Care started trading on the ASX today after completing a reverse takeover of Antilles Oil and Gas and a $4 million capital raising.
The competition watchdog has cleared Santos’ planned $2.9 billion takeover of Quadrant Energy despite concerns from some businesses in the Goldfields region about reduced competition for gas supplies.
GR Engineering Services has been appointed to lead a bankable feasibility study for FYI Resources, while Adaman Resources will complete a mining study for Neometals’ Barrambie vanadium project.
Monadelphous joint venture Zenviron has been awarded a contract with a wind farm group in regional Victoria, while Primero has announced new contracts worth $30 million.
Andrew Forrest’s planned Asia Pacific-focused rugby competition has been given the green light by the World Rugby council, with further details of the new series unveiled.
A former Perth financial adviser has been permanently banned from providing financial services and credit activities, after he was convicted of stealing more than $100,000 from his clients.
The state government has confirmed it will use an estimated $1.7 billion GST windfall to pay down its debts, after the legislation cleared federal parliament today.
Birimian has announced the resignations of Greg Walker as chief executive and executive director, James McKay as chair, and Gillian Swaby as executive director.
Subiaco-based Civcon Civil & Project Management has been awarded a $55 million contract as part of Golden Group’s $3.8 billion Belmont Park Racecourse development.
NEXTDC has struck a deal with ASX-listed Superloop, giving the Brisbane-based company connectivity to the new Indigo subsea cable system for its Perth operations, including an $80 million data centre currently under construction.
Explosives manufacturer Incitec Pivot has reported a 34.8 per cent fall in profit for the year to September, including a $7 million hit from lost business in Western Australia.
Data Network Exchange has appointed Simon Forth as chief operating officer and Jitender Beniwal as Data Centre Operations Manager, as it prepares to go-live with its first two inno
Mineral Resources has confirmed that about 30 empty iron ore wagons were derailed on a return train trip to the company’s Koolyanobbing mine near Southern Cross on Sunday.
Two local junior explorers have announced capital raisings, with Arafura Resources to launch a $3 million share purchase plan and Encounter Resources receiving a $1.8 million investment from Peter Bradford-led Independence Group.
Sheffield Resources has confirmed GR Engineering Services will design and build the processing plant for the mineral sands-focused company’s Thunderbird project in the Kimberley.
Claire Newey has resigned as chief financial officer of DroneShield, but will remain with the company until early 2019 to assist with the transition process.
Woolworths has announced the sale of its 540 petrol stations to UK-based EG Group for $1.73 billion, months after BP pulled out of a deal to buy the fuel business.
BHP Billiton says the wreckage from its derailed iron ore train has been cleared and the miner is confident of resuming rail operations early next week.
Lendlease's chief executive says he is embarrassed by the problems that have forced the construction company to take a $350 million post-tax impairment in its first-half results.
Shares in Altura Mining have finished 36 per cent higher today after the lithium producer announced an offtake deal with Chinese company Ganfeng Lithium.
