Has today completed and settled the sale of the Queensland located, Trekelano copper project to Placer Pacific (Osborne) Pty Ltd (PPO), for a total consideration of $950,000.
Two graduates from The University of Western Australia are the only Western Australian students to be awarded prestigious General Sir John Monash Awards to study internationally.
The flood of emerging iron ore juniors going to the market for funds has grown stronger with iron ore junior Aztec Resources Ltd announcing a $42.3 million rights issue to finance part of its 53 milli
Proposed code: LAD Issue price: $0.20 Principal activities: diamond exploration. Corporate: Send Fai Chan (chairman); Ross Kestel (non-executive director); John Terpu (non-executive director).
Has arranged a private placement, to raise gross proceeds of up to approximately A$500,000 through the issue of up to 2 million ordinary shares in the capital of the company at a price of A$0.25 per o
WA is leading the country in employment growth with more than 35 per cent of employers forecasting positive changes to staffing levels in the first quarter of 2006.
Clive Nelthorpe has been appointed to develop and operate Motive Travel’s tours division, Motive Tours Australia. Mr Nelthorpe has returned to the travel agency he founded in the mid 1970s.
Cell Aquaculture Ltd has appointed former Cooperative Bulk Handling Group chairman Robert Sewell as its new non-executive chairman replacing Perryman Leach, who has been temporarily serving in the position at the recently-listed company.
Earthmoving equipment supplier Emeco Ltd's wholly-owned subsidiary Emeco International Pty Ltd will acquire Andy's Earthmoving, a large independent equipment rental and sales business in Victoria.
Equinox Minerals Ltd has issued its prospectus to raise $10.2 million from Australian investors as part of a $146 million capital raising to fund development at its Lumwana copper-uranium project in Zambia.
Difficulty in recruiting staff continues to be a critical issue for WA employers with two out of three businesses canvassed in the latest CCI-BankWest Survey of Business Expectations saying a scarcity of labour was their biggest problem.
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia has warned the state government against caving into special interest group calls for tax cuts instead of focussing on the outcomes from the State Tax Review.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has given its blessing to national cinema giant Hoyts' planned purchase of rival Greater Union's 45 per cent interest in the Cinema City joint venture.
Higher gold prices are expected to underpin growth in the value of gold exports despite a fall in production volumes, the latest analysis by ABARE has found.
Metallurgical and mineral testing equipment supplier Ammtec Ltd has forecast a marked increase in its profit result for the first half of this financial year.
