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Perth companies OncoRes Medical and PhosEnergy are among the latest recipients of federal government research grants, with OncoRes also looking to close a private capital raising.

Soaring valuations for tech companies and mining stocks have brought major shifts in this year's list of WA wealth creators.

While lower returns on equity have flowed through to WA's top earners this year, the river has hardly run dry for the top end of town.

Engineering contractor Monadelphous Group has been cut from the ASX200 in an S&P Dow Jones rebalance, while a new discovery propels Liontown to the top end of the market.

Liontown Resources has detailed plans for what it claims will be one of the biggest lithium mines in the world, revealing a 23-year operation at Kathleen Valley in the Goldfields.

Chalice Mining's gold spinout is seeking to list on the ASX next month, having launched an IPO to raise $30 million.

From struggling junior explorers to booming miners, Tony Kiernan has a breadth of experience few company directors can match.

The spinout companies of Hawkstone Mining and Liontown Resources have hit the ASX boards, joining Recharge Metals which listed yesterday.

Our board moves wrap includes Robert Ryan, Tim Goyder, Derek La Ferla, Jim Landau, Peter Marks, Jason Shaw, Louis Chien, DongMei Ye, Ric Jason, David Chapman, Lisa Mitchell, and Neil Meadows.

Investor and company director Tim Goyder, who leads two of WA's top 20 resources companies, has started winding back his public board roles, with Chalice Mining announcing Derek La Ferla as its new chair.

Liontown Resources' non-lithium spinout will hit the ASX boards in October after it raises at least $15 million from an initial public offering.

Tim Goyder-chaired Liontown Resources has recruited BHP executive Tony Ottaviano to lead the company in its transition from lithium explorer to developer.

The updated WA ‘rich list' shows the state's iron ore magnates are moving far ahead of people who made their money in other industries.

Veteran mining entrepreneur Tim Goyder has emerged as one of Western Australia's wealthiest company directors, after the spectacular success of Chalice Mining this year.

Chalice Gold Mines has launched a mega capital raising to boost exploration activities at its high-grade Julimar project in Western Australia.

Chalice Gold Mines has reported another high-grade extension at its Julimar nickel-copper-PGE project in Western Australia, sending its share price to a record high.

After 40 years in mining and exploration, Tim Goyder has racked up many lessons for investors and business owners.

Our board moves wrap includes Garret Dixon, Tim Goyder, and Paul Hegarty.

Chalice Gold Mines chairman Tim Goyder has sold 20 per cent of his shareholding in the company to accommodate strong demand for shares in this week's $30 million capital raising.

Chalice Gold Mines has taken advantage of a strong rally in its share price to kick off a $30 million capital raising through brokers Bell Potter Securities and Euroz Securities.

Chris Pointon has retired as non-executive director of Avenira.

Chalice Gold Mines has made some board and management changes aimed at unlocking the value of the company's prospective gold and base metal projects and a strong balance sheet.

Company director John Poynton has moved into the gas sector as the new chairman of Cooper Basin-focused Strike Energy, which has also recruited a new managing director from Shell.

Leaner times in the junior mining and exploration sector have resulted in widespread cuts to chief executive pay, but the restraint has not been shared equally across the sector, with some actually lifting salaries.

Chalice Gold Mines founder and executive chairman Tim Goyder has taken the role of managing director in a series of board changes that include Bill Bent stepping down from the position today.

Uranium Equities has announced a one for three rights issue and placement to raise up to $1.5 million for its Alligator Rivers uranium field and general working capital.

Uranium Equities managing director Bryn Jones has resigned from the role, but will remain on the board as a non-executive director and continue in a part-time executive role at PhosEnergy, the comp

The cost-cutting phase of the current resources cycle has been a ‘success', and an upswing could be just around the bend.

WITH or without her flamboyant hairstyle, Patti Chong still makes an impact. The general counsel for the Corruption and Crime Commission is well known for her colourful clothes and personality, and so it came as no surprise that after hearing a radio