Justin Fris joined Business News in 2024, covering junior miners, general breaking news and sport.
He previously spent nine years covering sport and general news across regional Australia. Originally from the Gold Coast, Mr Fris initially relocated to Western Australia to complete his degrees, before enjoying stints in Far North Queensland, Geraldton and Bunbury.
Throughout his time with the South Western Times in Bunbury, Mr Fris received industry recognition for his basketball, football and horse racing coverage.
Mr Fris studied at Edith Cowan University, where he graduated with a degree in Sport Management and Communciations.
Paul Hemburrow-led Paladin Energy has raised the FY26 production guidance at its flagship Langer Heinrich mine in Namibia, following stronger sustained performance.
As it moves towards a potential final investment decision at its Caldeira project in Brazil, Meteoric Resources has announced a significant capital raise.
Mining services contractor Macmahon Holdings has been selected as preferred contractor for the Groundrush exploration decline project in the Northern Territory.
Lotus Resources boss Greg Bittar says the company's proactive approach to eliminating long-term production delays from its Kayelekera uranium mine in Malawi has been effective.
NRW's subsidiary Fredon has secured five electrical and mechanical contracts valued at around $160 million, further building its pipeline since the acquisition last year.
Netball WA Group chief executive Simone Hansen says a new broadcast deal between Netball Australia and Nine Entertainment could create new opportunities for the code.
West Perth-based junior Midas Minerals has announced its third significant capital raise over the past year, as it aims to generate further value from its Otavi project in Namibia.
Shares in Perth-based mining services company Aquirian rose by 10 per cent on Thursday morning, following news of a three-year deal with Brightstar Resources.
The state government says it expects “dedicated fan bases” travelling from interstate and overseas will be unperturbed in attending major sporting tourism events in Perth amid the global fuel crisis.
ANALYSIS: Basketball WA chief executive Fabian Ross says the state governing body will maintain its open dialogue with NBL1 West clubs regarding potential fuel-related impacts this season.