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Cultural Industries 08 Jul 2022

Waalitj Foundation secures Alcoa support

Alcoa Foundation has committed a further $655,000 to not-for-profit Waalitj Foundation's employment and business support programs over the next three years.

Appointments 18 Oct 2021

Board Moves October 18, 2021

Our board moves wrap includes Steve Blower, Louise Bower, John Downes, Elizabeth Henson, Maurice Brand, David Palmer, Simon Poidevin, and Alan Cransberg.

Appointments 27 Aug 2021

Board Moves August 27, 2021

Our board moves wrap includes William Scott, Jeremy Ryan, Nathan Bartrop, Tony Swiericzuk, Judson Lorkin, Alan Cransberg, and Wayne Osborn.

Retail 27 Aug 2021

Board change at Wesfarmers

Wayne Osborn has retired from the board of Wesfarmers and will be replaced by former Alcoa of Australia managing director Alan Cransberg.

News 04 Jun 2021

Hancock pushes SAS fund donations to $1.6m

Hancock Prospecting has backed a $1 million personal donation to the Special Air Services Resources Fund by its executive chair Gina Rinehart with a further $500,000 contribution to the special vehicle to support Australia's elite soldiers.

Appointments 03 Apr 2020

Board Moves April 3, 2020

Our board moves wrap includes David Flanagan, Adam Sierakowski, Fei He, Zhe Xu, DeShao Chen, ZiMin Zhang, Mark Reid, Albert Cheok, Jeff Dowling, Mark Bennett, Grey Egerton-Warburton, Alan Cransberg, David Wheeler, and Justin Klintberg.

Appointments 20 Jun 2019

Appointments June 21, 2019

Our weekly appointment wrap includes Chris Sutherland, Alan Cransberg, Bennie Ng, Glenn Thompson, Paul Boyatzis, Steve Clifford, Rob Heaslop, Dean Will, James Durrant, Basil Hanna, Bronwyn Barn

Appointments 23 Feb 2018

Nicola Forrest takes stage at Black Swan

Black Swan State Theatre Company has today announced chairman Mark Barnaba will stand down in April to be succeeded by current board member and Minderoo Foundation chief executive, Nicola Forrest.

Energy 05 May 2016

Changing guard at Chevron

Chevron is the latest major resources player in the state to announce a change in leadership, after selecting a successor to current managing director (Australia) Roy Krzywosinski, who will hand over the reins in June.

Mining 12 Apr 2016

Alcoa’s Parker faces test of mettle

Alumina giant Alcoa could be on the cusp of a strong growth period, yet significant challenges remain in its way in ensuring it can keep up with low-cost global competitors.

Sport 29 Mar 2016

Strength in numbers for WA footy teams

The state's two AFL clubs are developing new headquarters and training facilities, focused on connecting with the broader community.

Mining 24 Jun 2015

Cransberg to retire from Alcoa

Chairman and managing director of Alcoa of Australia, Alan Cransberg has announced his retirement in September after 35 years at the company.

Deals 10 Apr 2015

Domgas supplies keep on flowing

A new supply deal struck this week by Western Australia's largest buyer of domestic gas, Alcoa of Australia, has confirmed the availability of gas for customers prepared to pay the going price.

Mining 09 Mar 2015

Alcoa gas deal keeps job hopes up

Alcoa of Australia has signalled its long-term commitment to Western Australia, signing a new gas supply agreement with Santos at the same time as a review revealed the global aluminium giant is considering big job cuts.

Mining 06 Mar 2015

Sombre reminder at resources awards

Alcoa chairman Alan Cransberg has called on businesses to take responsibility for ending domestic violence through workplace initiatives, in an address to the Chamber of Minerals and Energy's Women in Resources awards today.

Cultural Industries 04 Nov 2013

Funding coup for indigenous art

The state's first indigenous cultures museum is set to be up and running by 2017 with the help of $50 million from the University of Western Australia's New Century Campaign.

Mining 16 Oct 2013

Alcoa squeezes contractors

Alumina producer Alcoa of Australia has revealed it's cutting dozens of jobs from its local operations and pushing all of its contractors to slash their rates by 12 per cent.

Cultural Industries 06 Sep 2013

West Coast to rip up Subiaco roots

The West Coast Eagles have announced plans to move from the team's traditional Subiaco home to Lathlain Park.

Special Reports 12 Sep 2012

Cashed-up game at crossroads as players plot changes

Powerful forces are running hard to reshape the future of football administration and development in WA after a golden era for the code.

Special Reports 06 Jun 2012

Uncertain investment environment puts pressure on local and multinational players

AS the world enters its fifth year of economic turbulence and even the best-insulated businesses in Western Australia are being affected, the factors that determine business influence in this state

Special Reports 03 Jun 2010

Eagles field top team on board

THE West Coast Eagles might be having a dreadful season on the field but its success off the field may well lie with the long-term strength of the boardroom, which has not been handicapped by salary caps, draft restrictions or drug scandals.

Special Reports 28 Jan 2010

Potential in pipeline failing to come on stream

As WA returns to boom conditions, attracting and retaining female talent may be critical.

12 Jun 2009

Alcoa in legal stoush over Wagerup

Alcoa has vowed to defend any legal action launched by residents and spearheaded by celebrity activist Erin Brockovich over the company's Wagerup refinery.

Government 11 Jun 2009

Gas sector wields unprecedented influence

IN a capital-starved world those businesses that continue to invest stand out more than ever before.

Education 14 May 2009

Cransberg joins Black Swan Theatre

Another prominent resource sector executive has joined the Black Swan Theatre Company board with Alcoa Australia managing director Alan Cransberg joining chairman Sam Walsh.

Government 11 Nov 2008

Alcoa shelves $3bn Wagerup expansion

Alcoa has shelved the proposed expansion of the Wagerup alumina refinery in Western Australia, estimated to cost approximately $3 billion, amid weakening demand and volatility in financial markets.

Education 16 Oct 2007

Cransberg takes Alcoa reins

ALCOA vice president, Alan Cransberg, has been appointed president of Global Primary Products Australia, effective February 1, 2008.

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