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The Export-Import Bank of the US has signalled it will back Tony Sage-led Critical Metals Corp to progress its Tanbreez rare earths play with a $120 million funding package.

A Tony Sage-backed explorer has uncovered high-grade rare earths during a maiden drilling program at its Greenland exploration play.

ANALYSIS: For some resource pundits, Greenland's rare earth, cryolite and uranium bounty has been the real story for years.

The tax office is chasing Perth Glory for a debt of close to $1 million amid a push to wind up the A-League football club and appoint liquidators.

Perth Wildcats owner Mark Arena has revealed Wildcats players routinely train at high schools on weekends – along with confirming he contemplated buying Perth Glory.

Tony Sage expressed frustration at the accounting rules valuing European Lithium's billion dollar stake in US-listed Critical Metals Corp, as the ASX minnow deals with a cash challenge.

Tony Sage-led European Lithium has welcomed the completion of an initial cash payment of $5 million by Critical Metals Corp for 5.55 per cent equity in the Tanbreez project.

The opening up of Esperance's port could unlock a new iron ore precinct in WA's Goldfields and remote Mid West.

Family-owned property development and construction business Pelligra Group, backed by Ross Pelligra, is the new owner of Perth Glory.

Former Perth Glory owner Tony Sage has failed in his bid to access documents he claimed was used by the Australian Taxation Office for an audit that led to penalty assessments.

Perth Glory Football Club has been bought by a consortium led by Victorian property developer Primeland Group, headed by Robert Brij, and new chairman-elect John Nekic.

Mining entrepreneur Tony Sage is continuing to appeal a tribunal decision that refused him access to documents he claimed could be relevant to his tax audit.

Much has changed on the state's playing fields and courts over the past 30 years, but success comes in many forms and WA teams still deliver.

Our board moves wrap includes Peter George, Paul Berend, Tony Sage, Terry Donnelly, Mark Potter, Ross Cotton, and Nicholas Ong.

European Lithium has signed a U$15 million deal with automotive manufacture BMW to supply its first batch of battery grade lithium.

Tony Pignata has handed in his resignation and will move on as Perth Glory boss in September.

As he hangs up his boots as Football West chief executive, James Curtis talks to Business News about the world game in WA.

Perth Glory has recruited former Liverpool and England forward Daniel Sturridge in one of its biggest ever signings, 18 months after the club was in negotiations to be sold.

GWR Group has become the fourth junior iron ore company to suspend operations or review its strategy in light of the dramatic fall in the commodity's price.

Tony Sage's European Lithium and fellow WA company Marvel Gold have secured funds to progress their projects in Austria and Mali.

Another iron ore boom has produced a long list of aspiring miners. We dig deep to assess who is likely to make it.

Football West has recruited former Perth Glory boss Nick Tana to head a new charity aimed at supporting disadvantaged Western Australians through soccer programs.

Our board moves wrap includes Sarah Smith, Terry Donnelly, Mark Hancock, Tony Sage, N Baijendra Kumar, Fiona van Maanen, Michael Jefferies, Trevor Benson, Francis Lim, Hao Wen, and Wing Kee Cheng.

Creditors have opted to liquidate Perth Fashion Festival today, just days after festival director Tony Sage failed to sell down his Perth Glory soccer club stake; while the administrators had been unable to recover a debt owed to the company by industry body the Fashion Council WA.

Perth Glory owner Tony Sage will no longer proceed with a proposed deal to sell a majority stake in the football club to a London-based cryptocurrency exchange, following two weeks of questioning over the terms of a proposed sale.

Perth Glory chief executive Tony Pignata declined to be drawn on the specifics of a proposed sale of the football club to a London-based cryptocurrency exchange, overshadowing a state government announcement this morning of a sponsorship deal with the club.

The entity which ran the Perth Fashion Festival for 20 years, before operations were passed to the Fashion Council WA, has entered administration owing $819,000, with owners Mariella Harvey-Hanrahan and Tony Sage planning a deed of company arrangement.

Technology minerals explorer Cauldron Energy is facing a new challenge after one of its major shareholders moved to oust director Nicholas Sage.

Shares in Tony Sage's Cape Lambert Resources have been placed in a temporary halt, ahead of a pending announcement regarding the company's Kipushi cobalt-copper tailings project in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Terry Grose has retired as non-executive director of Arafura Resources, having served on the board since 2013.

The upheaval at Perth Glory continues, with chief executive Peter Filopoulos the latest confirmed departure from the A-League club.

Klaus Eckhof, long serving director of Amani Gold, will move to a part-time executive capacity as director for strategy & business development.

Andrew Forrest has successfully fended off a company that wanted to mine sand at his family's pastoral property in the Pilbara, but has lost an appeal against a uranium explorer that plans to mine in the area.

Local explorers Cauldron Energy and Peel Mining have raised a combined $5.5 million from investors to fund ongoing work at their respective projects.

Andrew and Nicola Forrest's company Forrest & Forrest has lodged an appeal against the Supreme Court's decision to allow Tony Sage-led Cauldron Energy to explore for uranium at Minderoo Station.

SPECIAL REPORT: Slower growth in discretionary spending is a challenge for some local fashion hopefuls, but export markets and tech-style accelerator programs are presenting opportunities.

Perth entrepreneurs Tony Sage and Ranko Matic have both hit roadblocks on their path to turn their respective businesses into online gambling companies through reverse takeovers.

Subiaco-based Paynes Find Gold is seeking to become a lithium miner through the reverse takeover and backdoor listing of a European mining company backed by local businessman Tony Sage.

Tony Sage's Cape Lambert Resources has announced plans to undertake its first capital raising since its initial offer, which was completed when the company listed on the ASX 16 years ago.

A local exploration company led by Perth Glory owner Tony Sage is looking to join the wave of backdoor listings and become a gambling platforms provider, while technology company Velpic's reverse takeover of International Coal has reached another milestone.