The not-for-profit group that has led legal challenges to resource projects has suffered a crushing blow after it was ordered to pay $9 million in legal costs to Santos.
The federal government's Future Made in Australia plan will exclude fossil fuel funding, under a deal struck with the Greens to pass 29 pieces of legislation on the last day of sitting.
Copper and gold junior Carnaby Resources has announced plans to raise $17 million, in light of filing documents to acquire the Trekelano copper deposit in north-west Queensland.
Rio Tinto has substantially reduced the scale of two major iron ore projects in the Pilbara to progress environmental approvals and gain backing from traditional owners.
Strike Energy will build its $137 million South Erregulla gas power plant, but a final call on its West Erregulla joint venture development with Hancock Prospecting has been pushed back.
East coast residential home builder AVJennings has received an all-cash buyout offer from US-based real estate firm Proprium Capital Partners and AVID Property Group, valued around $374 million.
Orthocell has struck a deal with a medical equipment supply firm to distribute its nerve repair device in Singapore, sending the Perth company’s shares up 26 per cent.
Liontown Resources' boss Tony Ottaviano says the state government’s lithium support package is a "broader menu to select from" but his first choice was always royalty relief.
A troubled housing project based out of the state government's investment in private developer Goldmaster has come to an end with the winding up of the company and return of assets.
Global Lithium’s commitment towards curbing costs and operational spending has continued, with chief financial officer Matthew Allen to be made redundant from the role next month.
The deadline for a paper guiding Western Power’s infrastructure planning from July 2027 has been pushed out by 12 months, less than a week before it was due to be published.
The state government has committed up to $150 million to help the lithium industry but it comes months after several miners already scaled back their operations amid an unstable market.
Mineral exploration company Encounter Resources plans to raise $18 million to accelerate activities at its copper and rare earth element interests in both WA and Northern Territory.
A regional hotel proposal has been greenlit, overcoming a planning hurdle after a development panel was previously unable to decide on the multi-million-dollar plan.
