Tom Zaunmayr

Tom Zaunmayr speaks to Justin Fris about the state of MinRes, as part of the Resources feature.

As Onslow Iron reaches nameplate capacity, the time has come for Mineral Resources to sink or swim.

A Pilbara native title body says the state government favours miners and urged Northern Star Resources to come back to the negotiating table over its wastewater plan.

Macro Metals and WA Limestone have bought a construction sand project near Derby from Kimberley Mineral Sands for $125,000.

Northern Star Resources is facing opposition from traditional owners over plans to discharge water from its Hemi gold project into an ephemeral Pilbara river.

A record-breaking convoy of hay-laden trucks will leave from Western Australia on Friday bound for drought-stricken areas of South Australia.

Bauxite production is ramping back up at South32’s Worsley alumina refinery after the miner got the green light to mine new areas in the state’s jarrah forests.

Wheatbelt granola maker Merre Granola expects to be selling one tonne of produce per week by the end of the year due to strong demand from east coast cafes.

Goldminer Regis Resources has banked nearly $500 million from the sale of about 97,000 ounces of gold to close the financial year strong.

Farmers market operators will be offered business training and infrastructure support under a grants scheme launched by the state government this week.

Beer excise payment terms are stifling efforts to rebuild Western Australia’s beer industry, according to the state’s largest brewer.

Mark Pownall and Tom Zaunmayr discuss Rio Tinto's new boss; Mid West green iron; New Dunsborough hotel; Construction costs and more.

BHP’s Pilbara mines have delivered another strong year for the big Australian, but cost blowouts and supply are hampering its efforts to become a force in fertiliser.

Tom Zaunmayr and Justin Fris discuss how WAIS chief executive Matt Fulton and the institute's board are instigating positive change.

Delays to Alcoa’s plan to mine more of Western Australia’s jarrah forest for bauxite will leave the US miner relying on low grade product to feed its Pinjarra refinery for longer.

Simon Trott has paid tribute to his Pilbara iron ore team and spoke of his excitement to lead one of the world’s largest miners from a C-suite 15,000 kilometres away from his childhood home.

Mount Gibson Iron wants to make the jump to gold as its flagship Kimberley iron ore asset approaches the end of its life.

Iron ore production from Rio Tinto’s Pilbara mines reached near-record levels after the miner’s exports were curtailed by flooding at the start of the year.

Simon Trott has been appointed chief executive of Rio Tinto’s global mining operations.

Sydney gelato company Messina is opening a new store in Perth’s central suburbs and has its eyes on a third outlet.

An aspiring magnetite miner and renewable energy project developer will work to establish a new green iron project in the Mid West.

Western Australia’s farmers are tipped to produce a 19.3-million-tonne harvest this year, despite a dry start to the season.

Justin Fris and Tom Zaunmayr discuss Blasta Brewing's push for manufacturing growth.

Steve Russell’s state-of-the-art brewing production centre could offer benefits for the state’s small brewers.

Mining giant BHP has extended its relationship with Australia’s largest family-owned drilling contractor via acquisition of three of its latest rigs.

Tom Zaunmayr and Jack McGinn take an in-depth look at the recent state budget.

A British-owned explorer hopes to add some extra icing to its Pilbara iron ore project as it tries to woo one of its giant neighbours to unlock the deposit.

OPINION: While governments talk a big game about building the Pilbara’s tourism industry, the latest business closure shows they have failed to deliver.

The first ammonia-powered iron ore bulk carriers could set sail for the Pilbara within three years under a deal signed on Thursday between BHP and one of its shipping partners.

Mark Beyer and Tom Zaunmayr discuss Pilbara mining projects; Smiths Beach; Social housing; WA's energy market; two big IPOs; and CCIWA boss leaving.

The proponent behind two new hospitality venues in Port Hedland has walked away from both projects due to time and cost blowouts, and will look to invest in Perth instead.

A 500-room workforce camp built to house Mineral Resources’ Onslow Iron mine workforce has been unveiled, promising premium facilities in an effort to attract and retain staff.