Elisha Newell

Mining leaders have called for the sector to adopt a more pragmatic approach to decarbonisation as Australia targets carbon neutrality by 2050.

Elisha Newell and Kathy Skantzos discuss why WA's not-for-profit sector is buckling under pressure of increased demand for services.

Junior gold miner Brightstar Resources has laid plans to bring its Laverton and Menzies camps into production and merge with fellow resources pundit Aurumin.

Australia’s resources and energy exports are forecast to decline, but gold and iron ore are a silver lining in the latest government outlook.

2024 was a difficult year for most major mining companies – except those focused on gold.

The bidding war for New World Resources continues after Central Asia Metals (CAML) upped its bid price for the Arizona copper play for a second time.

Australia’s corporate watchdog has appointed a high-profile panel to investigate the ASX following outages, compliance breaches and a failed blockchain upgrade.

Tasmea has forecast a $70 million net profit after tax for FY26 – up 34 per cent year-on-year – as it scales its national footprint.

Underlying inflation has eased to its lowest level in more than three years, bolstering expectations the Reserve Bank will lower interest rates at its July meeting.

Delorean boss Joseph Oliver said changes to Australia’s emissions reporting scheme will unlock new pathways for the company's biomethane projects.

Greatland Resources shares finished the day 10.61 per cent higher, while Virgin Australia notched an 11.4 per cent gain.

Virgin Australia has returned to the ASX with a $685 million IPO, while Greatland completed its dual listing following a $490 million raise.

The wholesaler behind IGA posted a 10 per cent profit increase, with strong food sales offsetting pressure from subdued hardware and liquor earnings.

UPDATE: Kinterra Capital has lobbed a $200 million takeover bid for New World Resources.

Business News received three accolades at the 2025 AABP awards, including golds for breaking news coverage and website design and silver for its daily email.

US airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear sites have pushed oil prices sharply higher, raising concerns over inflation, energy security and the risk of broader conflict.

Central Asia Metals has upped its takeover bid for New World Resources, but a Canadian investment group is looking to stymie the deal.

The company was exploring the L7 and EP437 permits with Triangle Energy and Echelon Resources.

The multinational retailer previously leased the Innaloo property on a contract set to expire in 2026.

The bauxite developer jumped nearly 20 per cent on its ASX debut, with shares changing hands at 71 cents apiece.

Amazon said it would provide billions in funding over the next five years to expand Australian data centres and renewables projects.

Perth-based VBX will debut on the ASX on Tuesday after raising $10 million.

New data from Business News and Clarity reveals that WA's business confidence remains resilient after the federal election, even amidst global economic uncertainty.

Australia may ease beef import restrictions as a trade bargaining chip amid rising pressure to address sweeping tariffs on home-grown goods.

The company is planning to launch a cancer-detecting blood test that is reportedly less invasive than traditional diagnostic tools.

Australia’s growth slowed in the March quarter, as the OECD cut forecasts and called for urgent housing and climate reforms.

Matrix’s board has unanimously rejected a merger bid from Advanced Innergy Solutions, ending weeks of speculation about a potential transaction.

Elisha Newell and Kathy Skantzos discuss why some experts are calling for a long-term vision in WA's future legislative framework.

State and federal governments have agreed to invest more than $16 million in International Graphite’s processing dream since 2021.

Tasmea’s acquisition will grow its electrical services offering and return capital to shareholders via a special dividend.

Accommodation shortages, rising house prices and skilled labour were among the key issues that united farmers, tourism bodies and developers at the Kimberley Economic Forum.

Kathy Skantzos and Elisha Newell discuss why a seismic program aims to unlock the next generation of natural resources in WA.