US-based subsea technology group FMC Technologies has signed an agreement to supply offshore loading systems for Shell’s $12 billion Prelude floating liquefied natural gas development.
Perth-based law firm Balance Legal is merging with regional player Advent Lawyers - forming a new group with four offices in Australia and Singapore, and plans to expand.
Altona Mining says it is on the brink of becoming a mid-tier copper producer, after releasing a study which says its Little Eva copper-gold project near Mount Isa in Queensland will cost $320 million
Mount Gibson Iron has announced the permanent appointment of Jim Beyer as its chief executive.
Mr Beyer has been acting chief executive since December 2011.
The federal government has opened up 27 new offshore petroleum acreages across nine basins in Commonwealth waters off five states, including 13 new areas off the coast of Western Australia.
Construction and contracting company Decmil Group has announced new contract wins collectively worth $137 million, including a major new deal with Fortescue Metals Group.
Perth’s City Square has become just the second property worldwide to bear the name of Canadian investment fund Brookfield, after it was rebranded Brookfield Place Perth.
Aura Energy stocks have jumped on the Australian Securities Exchange, after the company announced it had appointed Gresham Advisory Partners as its corporate advisors.
Greyhound Australia has won a $104 million contract to transport workers from Onslow airport to the construction site for Chevron’s Wheatstone liquefied natural gas facility.
Gold and base metals explorer Bora Bora Resources is set to list on the Australian Securities Exchange, after raising $2.5 million through its initial public offering.
Virgin Australia and Skywest Airlines have received final approval to jointly bid for corporate contracts and charter operations as part of an expanded alliance.
Mining and civil contractor Brierty’s joint venture with Ngarluma Yindjibarndi Foundation has won a $55 million contract to develop land for housing for Rio Tinto at Wickham, in the Pilbara.
Mining giant Rio Tinto has flagged cutting some of its multi-billion dollar Australian expansion projects amid soaring costs, but says its Western Australian iron ore developments are likely to be una