West Perth law firm HHG Legal Group has bolstered its leadership team by recruiting Lavan executive chairman Greg Gaunt, who expects the move will rejuvenate his career.
Chief executives at mid-cap companies in Western Australia are better paid than their peers in other states, but those at small companies in WA are worse off, an in-depth remuneration survey has found. Click through to access the report.
AWE has reported more positive drilling results at its half-owned Waitsia gas field near Dongara, which it has previously said could be the biggest onshore gas discovery in WA for 50 years.
Cockburn-based security surveillance technology company Spectur is seeking to raise up to $4.5 million by way of an initial public offering, and list on the ASX.
The Conservation Council of Western Australia and members of the Tjiwarl Native Title Group have taken the fight against Cameco's proposed Yeelirrie uranium project to the Supreme Court, after it was approved by the previous state government.
The Western Australian Building Commission is expanding its audit of aluminium composite panels following the Grenfell Tower fire in London last month.
Law firm Gilbert + Tobin was so pleased with the fit-out when it moved into its new Sydney offices last year, it decided to borrow heavily from those plans when it shifted to new premises in Perth.
Metals X has released an updated definitive feasibility study for an expansion of its half-owned Renison tailings retreatment project (also known as Rentails) in Tasmania, which is expected to cost $205 million.
Land developer Peet is planning to establish a joint venture with Perron Group after being named by the state government as its preferred developer for the Brabham housing project near the Swan Valley.
Liberals to block SA bank levyThe banks have chalked up a significant victory after the South Australian Liberal Party vowed to block the state based bank levy because
The Australian dollar is lower against a strengthening US dollar ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rate announcement and retail trade figures.
Oil has risen more than 2 per cent, resuming its longest stretch of daily gains in more than five years after data pointed to diminished US output, though analysts said news of rising OPEC production could cap gains.
Gold has fallen to a seven-week low and headed for its biggest one-day loss since November as the US dollar rebounded and 10-year US Treasury yields climbed, weighing on appetite for non-interest bearing bullion.
Uranium miner Paladin Energy, which at its peak was one of WA's most valuable companies, has lost its battle to stay afloat after creditor Electricite de France demanded repayment of a $US277 million ($A370 million) debt.
Fortescue Metals Group, Chevron and Rio Tinto have announced six new deals with indigenous businesses and charities, with the winners including Pilbara contractor Wirlu-murra Yindjibarndi Enterprises and Perth stationery supplier Kulbardi.
Copper explorer MOD Resources has entered into an agreement to sell its Sams Creek gold project in New Zealand to a company planning to list on the ASX.
OPINION: The importance of cybersecurity in the financial services sector is being reflected in the growing number of related capital raisings and listings.
The Australian Institute of Company Directors is inviting Western Australia's directors and executives of small not-for-profit organisations to apply for a place in its new NFP Scholarship program.
The founder of ASX-listed IT company Cirrus Networks has stepped down from the company's board after undergoing heart surgery and forming plans to move overseas.
Perth-based Whittens has locked-in its fifth major contract this year, winning a $58 million package of work at BHP Billiton Mitsubishi Alliance's Caval Ridge coal project in Queensland.
Robot bricklaying machines could be built and distributed worldwide by Caterpillar in the near future, after Fastbrick Robotics signed a collaboration agreement with the global machinery manufacturer.
Africa-focused Cradle Resources has pulled the plug on a $55 million takeover by joint venture partner Tremont Investments, on the back of proposed changes to certain Tanzanian laws.
A series of cancer research projects led by the University of Western Australia has been awarded $18 million from the Cancer Research Trust and other partner organisations.
