Mark Beyer

Chevron's $43 billion Gorgon LNG project is proceeding on budget and on track for completion by the end of 2014, the project director said today.

Mineral Resources' director Chris Ellison has continued to reap extraordinary rewards from his stake in the highly profitable contractor, this week raising a further $41 million from share sales.

The labour movement's increasingly strident campaign against privatisation obscures valid questions.

Bank of Queensland today announced another step in the rebuilding of its senior management group, in tandem with unveiling a $91 million half-year loss and a large capital raising to bolster its ba

The introduction next month of private sector certification of building projects is being hailed as a big opportunity for the industry. However there is concern about whether the building indu

Labor has accused the state government of secretly privatising Water Corporation services, after raising questions about a contracting deal that was announced by Transfield Services three months ag

Iluka Resources managing director David Robb has become the latest in a string of WA company directors to offload a multi-million dollar parcel of shares.

The controversy over David Gonski's Future Fund appointment overshadowed a thought-provoking address on corporate governance.

MORE than 900 guests enjoyed sparkling entertainment, uplifting speeches and the company of Perth's business and civic leaders at WA Business News' 11th annual 40under40 Awards presentation last mo

REAL estate veteran Paul Conti has a goal that is shared by people working in many industries – he wants to elevate the standing of his profession.

THE introduction next month of private sector certification of building projects is being hailed as a big opportunity for the industry in Western Australia.

Japan's Inpex Corporation announced today it had struck an agreement with Shell to purchase a 17.5 per cent interest in the Prelude floating LNG project, located off WA's northern coast.

Five steel detailing firms in Perth are aiming to boost the amount of work won by local industry after forming a unique alliance that combines their staff and resources for large projects.

Energy policy has long been a weak spot for the Barnett government and the re-merger of utilities Verve and Synergy would make it worse.

WA has dozens of remote mining and construction camps, and every one needs caterers, cleaners, launderers and more. It's a services sector that pits a handful of global giants against an array of local competitors.

THE ANZ's top institutional banking executive in Australia believes Asian investors will increasingly provide the growth capital sought by local mining companies.

FIVE steel detailing firms in Perth are aiming to boost the amount of work won by local industry after forming a unique alliance that combines their staff and resources for large projects.

Treasurer Wayne Swan has stirred up a heated debate by attacking ‘mining billionaires', but the flaws in his latest ‘think piece' run much deeper.

Five of Perth's top entrepreneurs sat down with WA Business News to talk about managing change, boosting philanthropy and achieving long-term success.

Premier Colin Barnett has stated that Western Australia should have two energy utilities rather than four, raising the ire of shadow minister Bill Johnston who believes investment in the sector is

The state government's budget task has just got a lot harder, though some of the difficulty will be of its own making.

IT'S not the market overall, it's the particular company that you pick; that seems to be the message for investors looking to invest in listed property companies.

The recent round of profit reports has shone a spotlight on the performance of Western Australian companies tapping into the surging activity in the resources sector.

WESTERN Australia's domestic gas supplies have been bolstered with the official opening last weekend of the Devil Creek gas plant, located south of Karratha.

BIOTECHNOLOGY company Sirtex Medical has ended its long-running legal dispute with the University of Western Australia and Bruce Gray, after it was paid the final installment in its $5.8 million co

A MANAGEMENT restructuring at IT services firm ASG Group has created opportunities for competitors Empired and Ajilon, which have bolstered their executive teams with new recruits.

Goldfields Credit Union has lodged a prospectus ahead of its long-awaited stockmarket float, revealing that it will spend $1.86 million to demutualise and raise $9 million in new capital.

Western Australia's share of GST grants will fall to a record low next year, with the state due to get back just 55 per cent of all GST collected here.

Clough chief executive Kevin Gallagher has outlined plans to restructure and refocus the engineering contractor, to ensure it is more focused on commercial outcomes that reward shareholders.

WHEN Adam Harry joined John Holland in 2007, the engineering and construction group's Western Australian division had annual turnover of $115 million.

Biotechnology company Sirtex Medical said today that its long-running legal dispute with the University of WA and Bruce Gray has ended, after it was paid the final instalment in its $5.8 million co

IT services minnow Empired today announced several senior appointments, giving it “arguably one of the strongest and most experienced IT leadership teams in the country".