Isabel Vieira

Isabel Vieira and Claire Tyrrell discuss sustainability trends in the WA apartment sector.

SRG Global has made a $111 million move for east coast utilities infrastructure builder Diona, majority of which it intends to fund through a $60 million raise.

Isabel Vieira and Claire Tyrrell discuss the strong outlook for WA apartment developers.

Battery materials explorer Charger Metals has revealed a $6.5 million takeover offer from Core Lithium, a move the latter labelled “disappointing”.

Supply chain disruptions and price escalations were factors contributing to the collapse of builder Collier Homes, whose director had injected substantial personal funds into the business.

Renewable energy developer PWR Hybrid has been contracted by Ramelius Resources to build and operate a hybrid power station at its Mt Magnet mine.

Long-standing chairman of Buru Energy Eric Streitberg has retired from the board of the oil and gas company, with David Maxwell taking the reins.

Commercial property finance broker Stamford Capital has opened an office in Perth, officially marking its presence in the WA market.

Dale Henderson-steered Pilbara Minerals has struck a deal worth $560 million to acquire Brazilian hard rock lithium explorer Latin Resources.

Liv Declerck and Isabel Vieira discuss this year’s Indian Ocean Craft Triennial.

Reliable power could be one step closer for the Mid West town of Mullewa, after planning authorities approved a small-scale renewable energy project.

WA’s Westbridge Funds Management has divested one of its industrial assets in Victoria, pocketing $30 million from the transaction.

The Nationals WA have pledged to establish a $10,000 relief payment for homeowners affected by stalled builds, should the party form government at the 2025 state election.

The corporate regulator is suing ASX Limited for allegedly making misleading statements about the progression of its paused clearing house project.

Seven West Media told investors the actions of some individuals do not reflect the business as a whole, as it reported a slimmed profit for financial year 2024.

Embroiled home builder Nicheliving’s tax bill has surpassed $7 million, the tribunal was told, with lawyers set to meet again next week.

Mark Beyer and Isabel Vieira discuss a major report highlighting the challenges facing WA in meeting waste recycling goals.

The state government is set to repeal the act standing in the way of developing a long-stalled primary school in East Perth on contested land owned by the City of Perth.

National mid-tier law firm HopgoodGanim is set to merge with Perth’s Butlers Lawyers and Notaries, adding 17 staff to its WA team.

Leading lobbyists in Western Australia have labelled moves by a group of unions to initiate bargaining in the Pilbara as a power grab that would disincentive investment.

The use of artificial intelligence will be rolled out across eight schools in WA as part of a new pilot program to reduce administration workloads for teachers.

Continued quiet equity capital market activity has tempered Euroz Hartley’s full year financial results, while it focuses on growing its funds under management.

Qantas and miners BHP and Rio Tinto have backed a nature-based carbon credit fund, named Silva Carbon Origination Fund, aiming to raise $250 million.

Azure Minerals has taken home the title of dealer of the year for its $1.7 billion takeover offer, while Emerald Resources notched the digger award.

Perth-based explorer St George Mining has pivoted its focus from nickel and lithium exploration in WA to targeting niobium in Brazil in response to market conditions.

Lithium linchpin Ken Brinsden says he would introduce the equivalent of the wheat desk for critical minerals to aid the flailing industry.

Chris Ellison-helmed Mineral Resources will reportedly shed 100 white-collar jobs from its Perth headquarters due to the Yilgarn hub shutdown.

Pilbara Minerals hasn’t ruled out diversifying into other commodities, but Dale Henderson says he doesn’t see the producer stepping outside lithium anytime soon.

IGO boss Ivan Vella is working through the "difficult process" of redundancies after two of its nickel mines were put on ice, but spruiks there is still life left in Cosmos.

Liontown Resources chief Tony Ottaviano says current lithium prices warranted royalty relief from the government to help buffer the immature market.

Gold miners have returned to the fore at the Diggers and Dealers conference in Kalgoorlie, as the Australian gold price recently reached a new peak.

Lynas Rare Earths’ Amanda Lacaze says the critical minerals sector needs improved shared infrastructure to be competitive with China's dominant rare earths industry.