A major Aboriginal corporation has launched two new ventures to help other Aboriginal groups in legal disputes after securing a $125 million compensation payout from Rio Tinto.
Gold-focused Horizon Minerals has announced plans to raise around $9.6 million, in order to further development at its Boorara gold project in the Goldfields.
The WA Nationals would move the state’s agriculture agency to Northam under a $320 million commitment should the country party win the March state election.
The federal government plans to roll out $200 million worth of regional infrastructure and community projects announced by the Prime Minister during his 27th visit to WA.
West Perth-based VRX Silica appears to be within touching distance of securing development approval for its Arrowsmith North silica sands project, located 270km north of Perth.
Following news it is moving closer towards the potential acquisition of the Araxá niobium-rare earth elements project in Brazil, St George Mining has ticked off another key component.
Almost 100 home builds left stranded for more than two years have been completed after struggling builders gained access to the state government’s $15 million loan package.
Three WA ports have been granted First Port of Entry status, allowing goods subject to biosecurity and other controls to arrive at the locations from overseas.
OPINION: Minerva Foods' handling of the closure of both of its WA abattoirs has left communities in the dark, shareholders none-the-wiser, and an industry with major headaches.
GOLD WRAP: Westgold Resources boss Wayne Bramwell says the gold miner is in an ideal position, while Catalyst Metals also achieves higher production during the December 2024 quarter.
ExxonMobil takes aim at Twiggy; ATSB heads to Rottnest crash; Minerva suddenly shuts Tammin Abattoir; Celsius amends $160 million apartment plan; and Regis posts record cash and bullion balance.
Synergy’s contracts with the world’s largest battery maker CATL will not be impacted by a shock move from the United States Department of Defense to blacklist the Chinese company overnight.
WA Labor's promised electric ferries would cost $15 million each, more than five times what the state government paid for the diesel vessel MV Tricia in 2018.
West Perth-based junior Image Resources remains optimistic about achieving its first production of heavy mineral concentrate by the end of March at its Atlas mineral sands project.
Gold-focused Artemis Resources has appointed Julian Hanna as its managing director, as the company plans extensive drilling at its Karratha gold project.
