Justin Fris

Perth Football League president Geoff Glass is keen for the competition to maintain a unifying presence across communities in the metropolitan area.

Black Cat Syndicate’s aspiration to eventually become a 200,000 ounce per year gold producer is a step closer, following its plans to raise $65 million.

Liontown Resources posted a half-year net loss of $15.2 million, down from $31 million during the prior corresponding period, amid production kicking off at Kathleen Valley.

Subiaco-based Boss Energy has announced plans to secure an additional 9 per cent {23.5 million shares} stake in Canadian junior Laramide Resources.

Global Uranium and Enrichment has finalised plans to raise $10 million, following news on Wednesday it had entered into a joint venture with US-based Snow Lake Energy Resources.

Nine Entertainment has appointed Matt Stanton as its chief executive, on the back of a brief stint as acting CEO.

A new research facility at Curtin University is aiming to change how the oil and gas sector deals with corrosion.

West Coast Eagles chair Elizabeth Gaines says the AFL would likely look towards the eastern states, should it look to expand the competition beyond 2028.

Perth-based graphite producer Volt Resources says it could benefit from a potential critical minerals agreement between the US and Ukraine.

Applecross-based Hot Chili has announced multiple changes to its board, including the departure of non-executive chair Dr Nicole Adshead-Bell, effective immediately.

Shares in Sydney-based Nickel Industries were sold off on Tuesday, amid speculation the cost of royalties in Indonesia may rise.

Nicola Forrest-backed Coaxial has appointed Philippa Watson as chief executive, overseeing both its philanthropic and investment arms.

Centaurus Metals is a step closer towards a potential positive final investment decision at its Jaguar nickel-sulphide project in northern Brazil.

Boss Energy is set to extend its uranium portfolio into the Northern Territory, following news it had filed documents to team up with Eclipse Metals.

Harvey Norman chair Gerry Harvey has increased his stake in Papua New Guinea-based Mayur Resources to 6.7 per cent.

Spartan Resources posted a half-year net loss of $44.4 million, up from $26.4 million during the prior corresponding period, courtesy of increased expenses.

Cost increases have played a role in a reduced half-year net profit for goldminer Capricorn Metals.

Goldminer West African Resources post a full-year net profit of $246 million in 2024, spurred on by strong production at its Sanbrad mine in Burkina Faso.

Netball WA is hopeful a decision to shift the majority of its state league matches to the middle of the week will raise the competition’s profile.

Insurance Australia Group boss Nick Hawkins says the company is ready to support customers potentially impacted by Cyclone Alfred.

The emotional rollercoaster for WA rugby league diehards continued on Tuesday, following comments from premier Roger Cook.

West Perth-based junior Antipa Minerals has announced plans to proceed with drill testing at the Wilki gold project in Western Australia’s north.

Citing a desire to enhance its balance sheet and optimise its portfolio, Newmont Corporation has sold three of its non-core projects for $US1.7 billion, or $2.7 billion.

Despite a reduced net surplus of $675,924 during 2024, the West Coast Eagles remained one of the most successful off-field national sporting organisations in Australia.

St George Mining executive chair John Prineas has heralded the company’s acquisition of the Araxá niobium-rare earth elements project in Brazil as a “landmark” day.

Three state-based community Australian Rules Football competitions have united in a bid to reduce gambling-related harm across their respective networks.

Boosted by solid production at its flagship mine, gold miner Emerald Resources increased its half-year net profit by 45 per cent from the prior corresponding period.

Paladin Energy chief executive Ian Purdy says the uranium producer is ideally placed to become a major producer in the sector.

Flight Centre Travel Group’s statutory net profit during the first six months of the 2025 financial year dipped from $86.7 million to $59.6 million, despite posting a flat revenue of $1.3 billion.

Jules Pemberton-led NRW Holdings has provided a market update regarding its mining services at the Whyalla steelworks in South Australia.

Hockey WA has appointed experienced sports administrator and coach Graham Reid as its new chief executive, effective from May 1.

Mader Group has reported a solid rise in half-year profit on the back of a 10 per cent lift in revenue, with its Australian operations offsetting a fall in overseas revenue.