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Struggling nickel and lithium producer IGO has flagged a major board restructure, with chairman Michael Nossal and other directors planning to retire as part of a downsizing.

Dr Simon Dominy will be resigning as the UK-based non-executive director of Artemis Resources on 9 January 2024.

The board of Carnarvon Energy has been overhauled by major shareholders, less than a week after the company put out a succession plan to guide the appointment of new directors.

Our board moves wrap includes Mike Utsler, Steve Herod, John Jetter, Paul Senycia, Debra Bakker, Robert Milbourne, Karl Schlobohm, Jack Rosagro, and Nicola Gill.

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UPDATE: The gold miner's managing director Jeff McGlinn and two board members have also flagged their exit on the eve of an extraordinary general meeting and after the resignation of non-executive chair Kate George.

A bid to replace the board at West Perth-based goldminer Ten Sixty Four is under way, about nine months after a failed attempt to oust the directors.

Gold miner Ten Sixty Four is embroiled in more controversy than most companies see in a lifetime, with a boardroom battle underway, a Supreme Court dispute and another mine site death.

Our board moves wrap includes Debra Bakker, Karen O'Neill, John Morris, Peter Lester, Nicole Adshead-Bell, Matthew Keane, and Mark Bennett.

Our board moves wrap includes Andrew Barclay, Matt Hardisty, Melissa Chapman, Matthew Foy, Tim Markwell, Michael Atkins, Debra Bakker, James Wallbank, Simone Suen, Greg Miles, Janet Wicks, RuCai Ding, ShaoFeng Li, Peter Watson, Peter Main, Daniel Harris, David Riekie, and John Hodder.

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Capricorn Metals' managing director and chief financial officer have resigned after two shareholders of the gold junior successfully ousted three of its directors.

Warren Hallam has been tapped as the new managing director of Capricorn Metals, as the company ramps-up the development of its flagship Karlawinda gold project.

Three junior miners are undertaking capital raisings, with Amani Gold set to raise at least $3.7 million, Hot Chili $3.2 million, and $3 million for Capricorn Metals.

Gold aspirant Capricorn Metals has locked in a $107 million debt package, while Subiaco-based TNG has appointed a German bank to lead a $US600 million ($850 million) debt raising.

Gold-aspirant Capricorn Metals has announced a board restructure, which includes the retirement of managing director Heath Hellewell and founding director Peter Langworthy.

After 18 months as executive chair of Capricorn Metals, Heath Hellewell has stepped down from the role but remains a managing director.

After 9 years, Geoff Jones has stepped down as non-executive director of Azumah Resources due to increased executive and business commitments.

Jason Conroy has been appointed chief executive of MMJ PhytoTech.

Automotive Holdings Group has selected current director Rob McEniry to replace outgoing chairman David Griffiths, while England-based Sebstian Coe will become a non-executive director at Fortescue Metals Group.

Perth's top 20 ASX companies hit a big milestone this month, albeit only for one day – for the first time ever, they all had at least one female director. Click through to read about some of the talented women who made this happen.

Ian Veitch has resigned as company secretary at Orbital Corporation. Todd Alder has been appointed chief financial officer and company secretary, and is responsible for communications with AS

Today's appointment by Independence Group of its first female board member has taken it off the list of ASX200 companies lacking female representation on their boards, although four other Western Australian businesses remain among those still to adopt gender diversity at board level.

Former Western Australian attorney-general Jim McGinty has been appointed to the board of not-for-profit affordable housing provider Access Housing Australia, along with banking and corporate finan