Weakening commodity prices may have dampened the outlook for the mining industry, but business conditions in Western Australia continue to be the strongest of all states, according to a survey rele
It is an odd comparison, but there is a link between waiting for the sun to rise in the morning, and waiting for the Australian Government to admit that it will fail to deliver its often promised b
US stocks have fallen ahead of the opening of earnings season, with the slow economy and worries about European stability and Chinese growth pressing down on sentiment.
The Clontarf Foundation has announced a partnership with the Australian Gas Technology Conference & Exhibition to encourage more indigenous students to consider a career in oil and gas.
The Australian sharemarket has closed lower, after the release of a disappointing jobs report in the US on Friday and concerns that China's economy is still weakening.
Gryphon Minerals has gotten a boost in its push to develop its Banfora gold project in West Africa, with exploration drilling more than doubling the project’s resource estimate to 4.5 million ounce
Centaurus Metals has completed a $26.2 million equity raising, with major shareholder Atlas Iron maintaining its 19.85 stake in the Brazil-focused iron ore miner and a US-based resources inve
Job advertisements have fallen for the third straight month, led by declines in Victoria and the mining boom states of Western Australia and Queensland.
The Australian sharemarket has opened almost one per cent lower in line with falls in the US after the release of a disappointing jobs report there on Friday.
Construction giant Leighton Holdings has sold its Thiess Waste Management to international water and environmental services company Remondis AG & Co KG for $218 million.
Shares in Iluka Resources have plunged to 18-month lows after the mineral sands miner surprised the market with a sales downgrade and dire short-term outlook for the global economy.
The joint financiers of Raine Square have launched further legal action against Luke Saraceni, alleging misleading conduct over the use of proceeds from the sale of a stake in a residential develop
The independent Alcohol Advertising Review Board (AARB) chaired by esteemed child health advocate Fiona Stanley says an attack on it by the country's top advertising industry group is "nonsense".
Engineering company Calibre Group has commenced marketing a $75 million initial public offering, the largest of the year, at a price that reflects the downturn in the stockmarket over the past quar
The Australian Hotels Association says Western Australian hotels continue to offer value for money, despite the fact that a night's lodging in Perth costs more than any other capital city in Austra
A consortium between Leighton Properties and Mirvac has moved into pole position to secure development rights for more than five hectares of inner city land as part of the Perth City Link redevelop
Tasmania-focused miner Bass Metals has cleared its debts by offloading its subsidiary Hellyer Mill Operations to Singapore-listed investment house LionGold Corp for $13.5 million.
Australia's largest engineering group, WorleyParsons, has announced an unusual succession plan, with internal candidate Andrew Wood selected as the new CEO and incumbent John Grill planning a five-
