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Noel Pearson makes it five

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Noel Pearson's appointment this week to the board of Fortescue has lifted the number of Aboriginal people on major ASX boards to a grand total of five, with most in WA.

IPS wins $12.4m contract

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Indigenous firm IPS Management Consultants is the big winner from the latest round of state government contracts to provide small business advisory services across WA.

Down to business on gender equity

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Business News asked five celebrated women about their career journeys, challenges and future plans.

Law, Bhat join hall of fame

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Entrepreneur Katina Law and community support executive Asha Bhat have been inducted into the WA Women's Hall of Fame under the business category.

Aboriginal procurement target stays at 3 per cent

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The state government has opted for conservative targets with its updated Aboriginal procurement policy, as it revealed a fall in the value of contracts awarded to Aboriginal businesses.

Board Moves July 31, 2020

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Our board moves wrap includes Mathew Longworth, Katina Law, Kobe Li, and Julian Rockett.

Board Moves February 5, 2020

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Our board moves wrap includes Andrew Penkethman, Katina Law, Tim Edwards, David Straface, Jordan Luckett, Justin Barton, and Greg Cunnold.

Board Moves September 30, 2019

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Geoffrey Laing has resigned as executive director of Anova Metals due to increase in work commitments from other business interests.

Indigenous business thrives on opportunity

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Local Aboriginal leaders hope WA can match the success of the federal government's indigenous procurement policy.

Sandalwood producer wins UN award

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Kalgoorlie business Dutjahn Sandalwood Oils, which supplies global fashion brands including Estee Lauder, has become the first Australian organisation to win the United Nations' Equator Prize.

Appointments February 8, 2019

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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Kristal Kinsela-Christie, Katina Law, Jahna Cedar, Andrew McConville, Grahame Coles, Paul Beeson, Scott Marisett, Rachel Bruechle, Warren Harding, Matthew Budge, Sharon Brown, Elle Pound, Neil Martin, Rob Korda and Matthew Rosich.

Ardea releases study on $1.17bn project

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Ardea Resources has released an expansion study for its Goongarrie nickel-cobalt project in Kalgoorlie, with the company detailing a 2.3mtpa capacity at a cost of $1.17 billion.

$16.5m for small business advisers

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Accounting firm RSM and Bunbury-based consultancy IPS have won the lion's share of work under a new round of state government contracts to deliver the Business Local support program across regional Western Australia.

Working to bridge the gap

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Top-level businesswomen see male-dominated networks as a barrier.