New World Resources has urged its shareholders to back Kinterra's takeover bid after the latter increased its stake to more than 50 per cent and surpassed Central Asia Metals' offer.
Mark Pownall and Tom Zaunmayr discuss this week's news including axed hydrogen projects; Nedlands council; a $60m workers' camp; cattle imports; Gina Rinehart's office and more.
The Martin family, of Coogee fame, will have to wait longer to bring its Bunker Bay chalets to fruition after a development panel deferred its decision.
An industrial-scale 3D printer designed and manufactured in WA and founded by a 27-year-old has been granted $400,000 to advance its manufacturing-as-a-service business model.
The financial crimes regulator has ended its enforceable undertaking against National Australia Bank for its shortcomings in anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism compliance.
BP has formally walked away from its lead stake in a $55 billion green hydrogen project in the Pilbara, in a third major blow for the nascent sector this week.
Australia should encourage business investment and cut complex red tape, the Productivity Commission recommends in a paper ahead of an economic roundtable.
The UK and Australia have laid out a long-term vision for the future of the AUKUS nuclear submarine deal despite questions over America's future involvement.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq notched record high closes as results from Google parent Alphabet fuelled optimism while Tesla slumped after results disappointed investors.
Two Perth psychology clinics will close their doors as the country's largest private mental health provider Ramsay Health Care moves to shut 17 of 20 national practices.
The Australian share market has lost ground after slightly hawkish comments by Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock, while the local currency climbed to an eight-month high.
Global trade turmoil is driving a significant increase in demand for Lynas Rare Earths' products, as the WA miner is the largest rare earths producer outside of China's dominant control of the market.
Andrew Forrest's Fortescue is walking from its two most advanced green hydrogen projects at a cost of $227 million in write-downs while reporting bumper iron ore results.
A private boys' school will soon build a new aquatic centre, including a water polo pool, after a development assessment panel greenlit the $12 million proposal.
Goldminer Capricorn Metals aims to boost its holdings near the Mt Gibson gold project by buying Warriedar Resources, in an all-scrip deal which values the explorer at $188 million.
American beef imports are unlikely to dent domestic producers, industry says as the government lifts a ban that was singled out by US President Donald Trump.
Development efficiency and cost increases weighed on Northern Star Resources last financial year, with the goldminer conceding it will not hit a 2 million ounce per annum target.
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq have notched record high closes, lifted by Nvidia and GE Vernova, as the European Union and the US appeared headed toward a trade deal.
