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Jupiter Mines has appointed Ian Murray as non-executive director, and as non-executive chair from May.

HIF members will be able to access RATs at a discounted price following a partnership struck between the health insurer and the state’s branch of the Australian Medical Association.

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Subiaco business FIRM Construction has been selected by the state government to redevelop Kalamunda Senior High School.

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Regis Resources, Northern Star and Ramelius Resources were up strongly on the back of elevated gold prices after world leaders warned major oil producer Russia may invade Ukraine within days.

Talon Energy will be exiting its portfolio of UK North Sea exploration assets in order to focus on its more advanced stage projects.

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BHP has appointed Catherine Tanna as an independent non-executive director from 4 April.

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Paul Everingham will step down from his role as chief executive of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia at the end of his contract in May.

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Marine infrastructure services business Maritime Constructions has been selected by the state government to improve navigation aids for boaters visiting Rottnest Island.

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Indigenous contractor Cundaline has secured work on a major solar and battery project in the Northern Goldfields to power BHP’s nickel mining operations.

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Crothers Construction has been selected to upgrade a high school in Willetton, while MACA is building a series of bridges in the South West.

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Perth-based IT services company Cirrus Networks has landed another contract with the federal government, worth about $4.5 million.

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Big falls from WA companies have driven shares to plummet to their second-steepest fall of the year, while a higher than expected inflation reading added to fears of higher rates.

Logistics company ASCO Australia has secured two contracts associated with the $768 million expansion of the Waitsia gas field in the Perth Basin.

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Police Commissioner Chris Dawson’s deputy Gary Dreibergs will succeed him as the state’s vaccine commander, as the vaccine rollout reaches school-aged children.