Specialist social services provider Centrecare has won a $13 million government contract to be the main services provider in the WA Suicide Prevention Strategy 2009-2013.
Bauxite Resources managing director Dan Tenardi has resigned as the company continues its efforts to overcome community and regulatory hurdles for its mining plans.
Swick Mining Services has announced a downgrading of its revenue guidance for the 2009-10 financial year as a result of delays in several drilling programs.
Tap Oil announced today that managing director Peter Stickland has given notice to the board that due to family reasons he does not intend to renew his employment agreement.
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank says it is looking forward to its day in court after law firm Macpherson and Kelly launched a second class action against failed agribusiness investment manager Great Southern.
Perth-based gold miner Golden Rim Resources has acquired an additional two gold exploration permits (Kourori and Koro-Sud) in Burkina Faso, West Africa adding to the 14 permits already in place, amounting to an area of 3,220 square kilometers.
The directors of failed stockbroking firm Opes Prime could face five years imprisonment as further charges are lodged arising from the investigation by ASIC into the company's collapse.
The state government has come to an agreement with two insurance companies to secure continued builders' warranty insurance coverage for homebuyers or renovators.
Conservation groups have welcomed today's announcement by Premier Colin Barnett that his government is moving to create "one of Australia's greatest national parks" in the Kimberley.
Global Iron plans to raise A$230 million ahead of a listing on the National Stock Exchange and is set to appeal a second knock back from the ASX in relation to the company's acquisition of African Petroleum.
Kagara's IPO for Mungana Goldmines has been successful, with the company reaching the minimum subscription level of A$53 million in its retail listing.
Global education services provider Navitas' wholly owned subsidiary, ACL, has won contracts worth a combined $21 million to deliver services in New South Wales over three years.
Minerals testing company Ammtec's board of directors are set to reject an unsolicited $123 million takeover bid for the company by Campbell Brothers on the grounds the offer is too low and fails to reflect the true value of Ammtec.
A group of 20 leading academics and economists has backed the Rudd government's proposed mining tax, saying the sector should fork over more of its profits.
WA wines have proven themselves winners once again in the world's biggest wine show, with state produced wines winning a large share of the Decanter World Wine Awards medals.
West Perth-based Black Range Minerals has been given the exclusive right to acquire a 30 million pound uranium deposit from STB Minerals based in Colorado.
Central Asia Resources has advised that the underwriter of its $6.2 million renounceable rights issue, Patersons Securities, has exercised its right to terminate the underwriting agreement.
The Victorian government has granted wave energy developer Carnegie Wave Energy an investigation licence and option to lease three potential wave energy sites at Portland, Warrnambool and Phillip Island in Victoria.
Thorn Group, owner of Radio Rentals, has announced an increase of almost 60 per cent in its full year profit only a week after fellow electrical goods operator Rick Hart owner Clive Peeters collapsed went in to receivership.
Brewer Foster's Group will remain the market leader following reports last week Foster's had lost a three per cent share of the $3.8 billion Australian beer market in recent years, ratings agency Moody's has said.
Broadband operator Eftel has announced the company's EBITDA for the second-half of the current financial year is expected to be in the range of $700K to $1M.
