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Liontown shares slide on soft quarter

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Shares in underground lithium miner Liontown slid on softer-than-expected results as a major investment call awaits on an expansion of its Goldfields operation.

Shares soar as inflation surprise staves off rate hike

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Australia's share market has surged to its highest value in almost four months, as investors dismissed an August interest rate rise after inflation undercut forecasts.

Esperance sculpture trail backed

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A FORM-led sculpture trail intended to become regional WA's next tourism drawcard has been endorsed by the Shire of Esperance.

Saturn to raise up to $105m

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Saturn Metals has announced its third significant capital raise in just over two years, at it aims to fast-track development at its Apollo Hill gold project in the Eastern Goldfields.

Enthusiasm tempered by experience

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OPINION: While founders' age gaps have risks, they also create a more interesting mix of experience.

Mining for positives amid funding threat

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OPINION: AI is the hot-button issue for businesses worldwide, and Diggers & Dealers will be no exception.

‘Fair and accurate’, ex-journos told court

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Former journalists accused of defamation have stood firm over their reporting of businessman Greg Poland, as a trial against Fairfax and politician Andrew Hastie continues.

Home relocator arrested, claims of owing big sums

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A Western Australian house relocator who is being investigated over claims he owes clients more than $1 million has been arrested after allegedly breaching a court order.

Major shareholder moves on Canyon

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An Indian investment conglomerate which owns the bulk of West Perth bauxite aspirant Canyon Resources has sought to buy out the company at a figure below its recent trading prices.

Ramelius conscious of ever-changing cost environment

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Ramelius Resources boss Mark Zeptner says the goldminer is taking several factors into account regarding the release of its FY27 guidance and outlook to FY30 targets.

Kwinana biorefinery strikes offtake deal

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A $465-million, 175-million-litre biorefinery earmarked for Perth's south has struck an offtake deal for nearly three quarters of production.

MinRes beats iron ore, lithium targets

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Mineral Resources has achieved or beaten guidance targets across its iron ore, mining services and lithium divisions, while lifting its liquidity to $2.4 billion.

Fuel volatility drives $6b Woodside quarter

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Woodside Energy enjoyed a 28 per cent revenue bump last quarter, as global energy market turmoil pushed prices for its uncontracted products higher.

Fence height capped at Goyders’ $17m house

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Mining executive Tim Goyder's plan to fence off his $17 million Peppermint Grove home has sparked a discussion on security at a western suburbs council.

Bali Ha'i boss claims lieutenant lived high life

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The Australian skipper of Bali Ha'i Cruises claims his former lieutenant lived the high life in London while on an alleged $670,000-plus stealing spree.

Inflation falling but still above RBA targets

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Inflation levels have fallen below four per cent for the first time since the outbreak of the Iran war.

Rio buoyant on copper riches

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Rio Tinto will pay investors their largest dividend since 2022 off the back of booming copper prices and strong iron ore production.

Northern Star completes $1.6b mill project

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Northern Star Resources has finished building its 27 million tonne per annum, $1.6 billion Kalgoorlie mill, and conceded parts of its Hemi project pipeline are out of its hands.

Hotel developments set for Perth unveiled

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While developers race to meet rising demand, stalled projects and a shortage of accommodation continue to test the state's tourism ambitions.

Wall St ends mixed as investors await tech earnings

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The S&P 500 ‌has ended higher as gains in Boeing and Coca-Cola helped offset tumbling chip stocks ahead of quarterly reports from Apple and other tech companies this week.

Morning Headlines

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As profits surge, oil refiners seek subsidies

Hanson updates gifts register with D&G

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One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has confirmed speculation her recent trip to the Dolce and Gabbana fashion show in Italy was paid for by mining billionaire Gina Rinehart.

DUG backflips on Geraldton data centre claim

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Perth high-powered computing provider DUG Technology has moved to correct its earlier statement that its Geraldton data centre had been cancelled, instead insisting it is only heavily delayed.

Cockatoo Island mine owner owes $150m

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Bidders are circling the mothballed Cockatoo Island iron ore mine as preliminary reports show creditors, including the state government, are owed $150 million.

At Close of Business podcast July 28 2026

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Jack McGinn and Sam Jones discuss calls by a WA skilled migration expert.

Harvey Norman fined for 'seriously misleading' ads

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A finance giant and a major retailer beamed thousands of unlawful, misleading ads into Australians' loungerooms, causing "financially unquantifiable" harm.

Bali Ha'i boss accused of $676k stealing spree

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Former Bali Ha'i Cruises director and general manager Colin Beeck is fighting allegations he illegally transferred more than $670,000 out of a company bank account in a four-year stealing spree.

Shares bounce as RBA speech sparks rate outlook reprice

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Australian shares have reversed an early loss to end higher after signs of economic pressure prompted a dovish repricing on the interest rate outlook.

Stax's collapse leaves orders in limbo

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Almost 13,000 customer orders remain unfulfilled from collapsed Perth-born retailer Stax Group, as liquidators estimate liabilities of almost $24 million.

Bellevue hits FY26 guidance

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Bellevue Gold boss Darren Stralow says the company's consistent mine grades played a key role in the company achieving record annual production.

Regis submits $50m Shenton Park plan

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Regis Aged Care has submitted a plan to build a facility in Shenton Park's Montario Quarter precinct, estimated to cost $50 million.

Pilbara trade delivers $150bn value

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More than 800 million tonnes of trade passed through Pilbara's ports last financial year, delivering $150 billion in export value to the state.