A Mandurah retirement village operator has become the third organisation in Western Australia in the past year to be deemed a charity by the State Administrative Tribunal, effectively opening the d
While the federal treasurer believes Australia should become the world's largest liquefied natural gas exporter by the end of the decade, an industry insider says high production costs are putting
Liquor licence applications for central-Perth venues are being approved at a record rate despite continuing resistance from the police service and health department.
Point of sale financing provider ThinkSmart has signed a three-year contract with electronics retailer Kogan to develop a system to provide customers the ability to organise finance for purchases o
Construction contractor AusGroup has taken legal action against Mid West iron ore miner Karara Mining, suing the joint venture today after securing an injunction in secret hearings yesterday to pre
The state’s retail market will remain the nation’s strongest over the next 12 months, despite consumer spending growth expected to ease as expansion in the resources industry tails off, new researc
Erongo Energy announced today that it would acquire the unlisted company Ninghan Exploration and appoint ex-Perseus Mining Managing Director, Mark Calderwood, to its board.
Perseus Mining shares have tanked in early trade after the miner said late yesterday that production from its Ghanaian gold operations would come in below its forecasts.
The Australian share market has opened slightly higher in defiance of declining Asian and US markets and concerns of a cash crunch in China after its worst growth reading in 13 years.
Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan says a falling Australian dollar should help the transition from mining investment to broader-based growth in the economy.
Gold, silver and platinum have slumped to multi-year lows as investors dump the precious metals on the belief that rising US interest rates and a cash crunch in China will limit demand.
US stocks have ended the day decisively lower on concerns about the Chinese economy but rallied well above their intraday lows as US Treasury yields retreated.
Australian shares have posted their largest one-day loss in two months as nervous investors looked to steep falls on Asian markets due to fears of a credit crunch in China.
The slowing of the mining boom and public sector cuts will lead to a dramatic drop in the number of new homes being built in parts of Australia, according to a new report.
The outlook for Aquila Resources' Queensland coal project appears gloomy with the company admitting it has revised its work plan and reduced the workforce.
The Australian share market is expected to extend its losses in morning trade after opeing more than one per cent lower, but should make something of a late recovery into the close.
Scotland-based energy technology company Proserv has acquired specialist subsea engineering business Velocious, which was established in Perth seven years ago.
