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Top industry bodies have lined up to welcome the federal government's decision to expand its wage subsidy scheme for apprentice and trainee hires.

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A $285 million merger between local companies Dacian Gold and NTM Gold has been approved by the Supreme Court.

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Local businesses SIMPEC and IronMerge have secured their first contract as a joint venture, providing upgrades to Pilbara Minerals' lithium operations in Western Australia.

Scott Morrison has attempted to draw a line under historical rape allegations against Christian Porter after the attorney general emphatically denied the claims and police ended their investigation.

Strandline Resources says it has secured more than 90 per cent of the forecast revenue for its Coburn mineral sands project in WA, after signing a new offtake agreement with a UK customer.

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Western Australia’s TSA Group has been certified as the first carbon neutral operator in the contact centre outsourcing sector.

Perth-based 92 Energy is planning to become the first pure-play uranium company to list on the ASX in more than a decade, having launched a $5 million initial public offering.

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Lynas Rare Earths has benefited from a favourable commodity market, having grown its net profit from $3 million to $40.6 million in the year to December 2020.

PACT Construction has been awarded the contract for the second stage of Bob Hawke College in Subiaco, after the company completed the first stage in 2020.

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Goldminer Regis Resources has reported a 9 per cent drop in first-half net profit despite recording higher revenue, while halving its interim dividend.

NEXION Networks has signed a contract with multinational technology business IBM to deploy a series of its cloud services products in WA.

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Energy and infrastructure services contractor Valmec has confirmed a 13 per cent annual rise in earnings, attributing the growth to strong performance across the water and resources sectors.

There were seven insolvency appointments to Western-Australian-incorporated companies over the past fortnight.

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ASX-listed Macmahon Holdings has reported higher annual earnings, attributing the growth to contracted work in its underground mining division.

Perenti’s underlying profitability took a $16 million hit in the six months to December, as COVID-19 and the strong Australian dollar weighed on the mining services business.

Monadelphous has reported a rise in both its first-half revenue and profit but has expressed concern about skilled labour shortages.

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Hastings Technology Metals is seeking another $44 million to advance its Yangibana project, just days after receiving $57 million for the same purpose.

DUG Technology has reported first-half revenue of $24.2 million as the company continues to recover its earnings to pre-COVID-19 levels.

Mining contractor MACA has reported revenue of $467.2 million in the first half of the financial year, most of which can be attributed to work in the gold sector.