PERTH-BASED engineering and construction company Monadelphous Group hopes to strengthen its competitive position if it succeeds with plans for a closer link with Sydney-based contractor Norfolk Group.
CHEVRON says it is a step closer to commercialising its Wheatstone project after exploration of two natural gas fields showed there were enough resources to support a two-train development.
SHARES in Fortescue Metals Group fell as much as 14 per cent in trade as the miner called off its widely mooted $500 million capital raising to institutions.
IN preparing for our sales and marketing summit in Perth [held Friday February 27], and visiting with some of the world’s top sales and marketing thought leaders, as well as CEOs whose firms are seein
Wesfarmers chief executive Richard Goyder and director James Graham have shown their support for the company’s retail entitlement offer which raised some $1.8 billion.
THE state government has established a Ministerial Heavy Vehicle Advisory Panel to provide truck drivers with advice on issues in the road transport industry.
COLES owner Wesfarmers Ltd has completed a retail stock offering, securing commitments totalling $1.8 billion from investors.After scaling back, Wesfarmers says it expects to raise around $1.7 billion
SMALL businesses in the South West have been given the opportunity to brush up on their knowledge of the state’s industrial laws, as employers and employees seek to ensure business profitability in th
WESTERN Australian tourism industry stalwart Laurie O’Meara was recognised for his contribution to the industry at a national level, winning the outstanding contribution by an individual award at the
GLOBAL education services provider Navitas will open its sixth college in the United Kingdom later this year as it executes a deal with the University of Plymouth.
MINING veteran Peter Rowe (pictured) has joined the board of Ammtec as a non-executive director. Mr Rowe replaces Ammtec’s founder Graham Lloyd who retired at the annual general meeting in October.
A Treasury official will help the state's police department to identify savings in line with the government's 3 per cent efficiency-based savings amid claims the Police Minister is not doing his job properly.
Oil and gas explorer Transerv Energy says its $2 million capital raising has closed fully subscribed, with funds to be applied to its existing operations and new investment opportunities.
Construction company Boral plans to sell and leaseback 11 of its Australian properties, including a landholding in Bunbury, as part of its ongoing management of its land assets.
Commodity exports are forecast to fall by 17 per cent in the 2010 financial year but farm export earnings are expected to rise over the next two years, a report for the nation's commodities forecaster says.
Western Australia has won five awards at the 2008 Qantas Australian Tourism awards with Rottnest Island Board chairman Laurie O'Meara winning for outstanding contribution by an individual.
Compass Hotel Group says it will not achieve its 10 per cent growth forecast for fiscal 2009 as "unprecedented economic conditions" knocked its half year net profit firmly into the red.
It was frenetic time for the Australian oil and gas sector in 2008, with deals in the industry multiplying six-fold to $US17.2 billion ($A27 billion), a new study reveals.
Technology and intellectual property group ipernica has reported a net profit for the first half of $43,209, a turn around from the previous corresponding period's $2.7 million net loss.
Write-downs totaling $17.6 million and a sharp fall in the nickel price has resulted in Panoramic Resources reporting an $8.6 million loss for the half-year.
Woodside Petroleum says it will issue $US1 billion in corporate bonds in the United States in a bid to repay short term debt and for capital expenditure.
