Setting an annual production guidance of 190,000-210,000 ounces of gold for the 2025 calendar year at its Sanbrado gold operation in Burkina Faso, West African Resources has begun promisingly.
Six years after the Pilbara Kimberley University Centres was established, the hub-and-spoke education provider has grown to the far reaches of the north-west.
Liontown and Covalent Lithium are among the struggling lithium miners hoping to take advantage of the WA government's $150 million rescue package as prices remain languished.
Fears of a tariff-induced US recession and global economic slowdown have fuelled a stockmarket bloodbath, erasing $109 billion from Australia's top 500 stocks.
Accommodation provider St Bart's has submitted two applications to build residential facilities in East Perth, estimated to cost a total of $69 million.
Woodside Energy will sell a 40 per cent stake in its Louisiana LNG infrastructure in a $US5.7 billion ($9.3 billion) deal with investment firm Stonepeak, as it looks to enter US production.
Capricorn Metals produced 30,599 ounces of gold during the March 2025 quarter at its flagship Karlawinda gold project, up from 28,702oz in the previous quarter.
As traditional owners ramp up efforts to limit groundwater abstraction in the Pilbara, two projects backed by native title groups seek to provide solutions.
US stock futures have opened sharply lower, suggesting a continuation of the two-day selloff that wiped trillions from equity values after the Trump administration's tariffs announcement.
More than $109 million was sliced off the value of Chris Ellison's substantial stake in Mineral Resources in just three days as the share price closes below $20.
ANALYSIS: It's the straightforward nature of Trump's tariff calculations – so simple they could be done on the back of a napkin – that has astounded analysts.
Subiaco-based biotech business Holista CollTech has sued a US company in the Supreme Court of WA over alleged misleading and deceptive representations.
St Bart's will close its women's service in East Perth by July 1, after the organisation was unable to secure funding to continue the temporary accommodation.
Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss the US tariffs; the federal election; Inspired Homes; Newmont; House prices; MinRes, Chris Ellison; public sector reforms; and Malcolm McCusker.
