Dan Wilkie rejoined the Business News editorial team as Associate Editor in late 2018, after having spent the previous 18 months launching the now-defunct Australia China Business Review as founding editor-in-chief. While specialising in commercial and residential property writing, Dan also wrote across industries and assisted editor Mark Beyer in planning and producing Business News' daily emails, fortnightly magazine and website publishing. Dan is a graduate of Curtin University.
VDM Group has confirmed a full year net loss of $35.5 million for the year ended June 30, driven by $39.2 million in writedowns and a slowdown in revenue.
Western Power will replace or reinforce 164,000 power poles and re-install 1,073 kilometres of power lines under its new $8.5 billion, five-year investment plan, which the power utility is preparin
Perth-based surface treatment technology firm Alexium International has received an additional purchase order for 100 yards of specially treated materials from the United States’ Department of Defe
Premier Colin Barnett has come under fire from the Australian Institute of Architects and the state opposition for scrapping a design competition for the $700 million, 60,000-seat sports stadium at
The Wallabies will play rugby union Test Matches against South Africa and Argentina in Perth over the next three years, under a new deal announced by the state government.
Rio Tinto has committed to spend a further $US833 million ($813 million) in the Pilbara, as part of its drive "to substantially increase iron ore production capacity".
Australia’s largest print and design network, Snap Franchising, has announced it will shift its head office out of Perth, after appointing Stephen Edwards to succeed Grant Vernon as chief executive
Eastern states tourists have spent a whopping $103 million less in Western Australia in 2010-11, compared to the previous year, according to data released today.
The head of Chinese steel group Aosen Steel has acquired a cornerstone interest in Cleveland Mining Company, taking up $4.08 million of the miner’s recently completed $10.1 million share placement.
A third of Western Australia’s employers say they expect to increase hiring over the next year, but job seekers are still reluctant to head west, according to a new survey.
Australia has joined Europe as the only markets globally to record a significant increase in company collapses over the June quarter, according to a new report.
Hanlong Mining is under investigation by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission for suspected insider trading activities in the stock of its takeover targets, Perth-based miners Banne
Phoenix Gold has signed a memorandum of understanding with Kalgoorlie Mining Company for the processing of up to 300,000 tonnes per year of ore at KMC’s Bullant gold mill, near Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
Cockburn Cement has won a Supreme Court challenge over its licence conditions, and will no longer be required to install pollution control equipment on one of its kilns at its Munster cement plant.
ADG Global Supply has unveiled a new strategic base in Europe, establishing a new office in London to go alongside distribution facilities in London and Antwerp.
Perth-based mine planning solutions provider Scope Systems has announced a partnership with financial planning and reporting software developer Alight LLC.
Perth-based miner Bass Metals says it is seeking to raise a further $8 million, after increasing its debt facility with RMB Australia Holdings by $13 million.
Four projects in regional Western Australia have shared in $32.9 million of Regional Development Australia Fund grants, which add to the flow of money from the state government's Royalties for Regi
Mutiny Gold has taken its interest in the Gullewa gold project to 70 per cent after raising $1.75 million through a share placement to New York-based investors.
Perth-based metals explorer TNG says an initial meeting with the Central Land Council to discuss its plans for the Mt Peake vanadium-iron ore-titanium project in the northern territory was a positi
Resource industry employer group AMMA says a report from the Australia Institute that downplayed the importance of the mining sector to the national economy is “riddled with errors and flies in the
Perth’s domestic airport led all Australian airports for passenger growth in 2010/11, up 9.1 per cent despite the disruptive effects of floods, ash clouds and other natural disasters.
Building and construction company Northerly Group has been appointed to develop a $12.3 million housing project for the City of Perth, in Goderich Street East Perth.
Perth-based drilling technology company Coretrack has signed a $2 million-plus rig services contract with Newcrest Mining for use of its GT3000 drill rig.
Western Australia’s tourism and hotel industries have strongly endorsed the federal government’s plan to extend its guest worker scheme to East Timor, which will be able to send workers to Bro
Perth-based Cortona Resources has received approval from the NSW Planning Commission for the development of its Dargues Reef gold mine, 60 kilometres east of Canberra.
Perth-based waste management technology firm AnaeCo has announced a joint venture with Singapore’s Sindicatum Sustainable Resources to deploy its patented DiCOM system in Asia.
Pankaj Oswal has launched further legal action against PPB Advisory, calling into question the insolvency firm’s release of confidential documents pertaining to Burrup Fertilisers, which could affe
The magnetite iron ore industry says the federal government’s carbon pricing scheme does not provide it with appropriate assistance, and more compensation is required to ensure jobs growth is maint
International tourism to Western Australia is on the rise, new research says, but the head of the state's top tourism body says an increase in business travel is masking the poor performance of the
Port Bouvard has been awarded the top prize in the high density development category by the Urban Development Institute of Australia, for its Oceanique development, near Mandurah.