Jessica Mascione

Metallurgical coal developer Aspire Mining has announced a strengthened financial position with a $33.5 million proposed investment by its major shareholder along with a strategic board restructure.

Perth has continued to be ranked as one of the world's most liveable cities but sits below Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide because of the poor rating for its culture and environment.

Business services firm Carbon Group has achieved rapid national expansion on the back of multiple acquisitions.

Australian construction company Probuild has announced the appointment of Adam Barker as managing director for its Western Australian operations, while Sam Delmenico will move into a new role interstate.

The WA Football Commission has announced the appointment of Wayne Martin as its next chairman, while also launching a report that quantifies the impact of the sport.

Shares in mining services company Perenti Global were up more than 6 per cent today after investment bank Gresham Partners announced an agreement to sell its $91.2 million stake.

Perth-based Perron Group has bolstered its management team with the recruitment of a dedicated chief financial officer, while also appointing a general manager of governance, taxation and risk in a

Researchers at Telethon Kids and Harry Perkins institutes have been awarded more than $18 million in funding for health and medical research from both state and federal governments.

The state government has shortlisted two proponents to design and build the new Bayswater station, with early construction to commence later in the year.

Civil and mining contractor NRW Holdings has reported a significant boost in revenue and employees across its major projects in Western Australia.

Crown Resorts’ full-year profit has fallen 4.7 per cent to $368.6 million, with revenue from floor gaming down in Perth and reduced VIP revenue across Australia.

Australian Vanadium has raised $3.5 million in capital to advance its vanadium project near Meekatharra, while Volt Resources has raised $1.6 million to fund the development of its Bunyu graphite project in Tanzania.

Cazaly Resources has received a $20 million offer from Mineral Resources for its Parker Range iron ore project in the Yilgarn region of Western Australia.

International property group LOGOS has announced the development of two state of the art facilities for Fisher & Paykel and Toll Transport at its Hazelmere Logistics Estate in Perth.

Mining services group Ausdrill has announced the adoption of a new brand and identity, Perenti Global.

Nickel producer Panoramic Resources has announced the forthcoming retirement of its managing director Peter Harold after more than 18 years of service.

Engineering and construction contractor Monadelphous has announced a major contract with lithium producer Albemarle, on the same day the group expressed caution about its outlook following a decline in earnings last financial year.

Alita Resources and its major lender have entered into a standstill agreement after Tribeca Investments issued a default notice to the struggling lithium miner.

The state government has selected French company Alstom as preferred proponent to build and maintain its new fleet of railcars, ahead of two competing groups, including the Downer Bombardier joint

Mining and civil contractor MACA has announced a construct only contract with Main Roads WA to seal the Karratha to Tom price road.

Mining technology supplier Imdex has announced the forthcoming retirement of its managing director Bernie Ridgeway after delivering record revenue and higher earnings for the 2019 financial year.

Beacon Minerals has taken advantage of a strong run-up in its share price to raise $8 million through a share placement at 4.2 cents a share.

Gold explorer Orecorp is raising $13.3 million from an institutional share placement to fund its move to full ownership of the Nyanzaga gold project in Tanzania.

Ora Banda Mining, formerly known as Eastern Goldfields, has continued its revival after gaining commitments to raise $18.5 million through a share placement.

Henderson-based shipbuilder Austal has finalised a $126 million contract to build two vessels for the government of Trinidad & Tobago by the second half of 2020.