Listed copper play Sandfire Resources has returned to the Australian mining scene with a $240 million deal with Havilah Resources, sending the latter's share price soaring almost 50 per cent.
WA's water minister has ducked questions about how the state government intends to shore up water supply for the Pilbara as concerns mount about unsustainable use of the region's aquifers.
The board at John Poynton-chaired Strike Energy will take a 20 per cent pay cut, as the company seeks to “rebuild its credibility” after receiving frank shareholder feedback.
Australia's sovereign submarine builder and sovereign shipbuilder have signed an agreement to collaborate on workforce development and 3D printing opportunities.
PYC Therapeutics has announced that Peter Coleman has been appointed non-executive chair, effective from the end of its annual general meeting on November 18.
Australia's unemployment rate has returned to 4.3 per cent after an unexpected uptick in September, dashing hopes a cash rate cut would come before the end of the year.
Australia's corporate regulator is accusing a financial planning company of engaging in "industrial-scale misconduct" for exposing nearly 7000 investors to dodgy super funds.
Neoen's $1 billion Yathroo wind farm has been quietly approved by a Wheatbelt shire, paving the way for its development and an additional 500 megawatts of wind energy into the system.
Australia's share market has ended the day lower after a mining sector lift could not counterbalance a tech sector dump and ongoing weakness in Commonwealth Bank shares.
Linda Reynolds' lawyer Martin Bennett says the former senator's action against the Commonwealth, over Brittany Higgins' settlement, is the last matter to be resolved.
Dan Tehan fronted media today to declare details of the Liberal Party's energy and emissions policy would be revealed tomorrow morning, after a marathon five hour meeting today.
An assessment panel has approved BHP's second attempt to build housing on a Port Hedland site, after the original units became riddled with mould and were demolished.
Semiconductor developer 4DS Memory has announced changes to its board remuneration, as the company continues its wide-ranging strategic review into its operations.
Beach Energy chair Ryan Stokes says his company is ready to put the disappointment of a blown out Waitsia project behind it, as it prepares for the project to enter production.
The giant Canadian pension fund behind the purchase of the north-west's biggest abattoir has promised stability and investment in the critical facility.
The fairness of an anthropologist's reporting has been questioned by lawyers arguing the case for Andrew and Nicola Forrest's proposed leaky weirs project on Minderoo Station.
