Canadian miner Noront Resources is now recommending shareholders take up a new cash offer from BHP, trumping an earlier bid from Andrew Forrest-backed Wyloo Metals.
The state government has unveiled a three-tiered mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy for a suite of industries, accounting for 75 per cent of the state’s workforce.
De Grey Mining is looking to institutional investors to fund the development of what it believes may become one of the largest producing gold mines in Australia.
Students looking to lodge at Curtin's new Exchange precinct will be offered a slew of incentives to live on campus next year, including halved weekly rent.
SRG Global’s Indigenous joint venture has been awarded with a five-year contract to provide maintenance and shutdown services to Fortescue Metals Group.
Property giant JLL has promoted Angelo Amara to WA managing director, as the current boss John Williams shifts his focus to JLL’s capital markets business.
Australia's tax commissioner is facing an investigation from a powerful parliamentary committee after refusing to hand over companies' wage subsidy details.
Apartment developer Finbar Group says confidence in the investor market is improving, demonstrated by strong interest in its $97 million Rivervale apartment complex.
Civmec has secured three maintenance and capital works contracts worth $130 million with mining majors Rio Tinto and BHP, taking its total order book to more than $1 billion.
Investment bank Goldman Sachs has appointed Gavi Friedland as head of metals and mining in Australia and New Zealand, taking over from Perth-based Peter Watson.
Rising bond yields have helped flatten the Australian share market as the Reserve Bank continued its standoff with investors over when rates will go up.
Colonial First State has been ordered to pay a substantial penalty by the Federal Court after misleading nearly 13,000 of its members about their superannuation.
The latest housing data has demonstrated the impact the resurgence in mining activity has had on home values across Western Australia’s resource-rich regional centres.
The environmental watchdog is assessing a proposal to clear 14 hectares of environmentally sensitive land in Neerabup that would extend the life of one of Perth’s largest sand quarries by 15 years.
Mark McGowan has refused to be drawn on when Western Australia could reopen to the rest of the nation, despite mounting pressure from the state’s opposition.
Gold miner Northern Star Resources has assured it is on track to meet full year guidance despite a costlier and less productive start to the financial year.
Wyloo Metals is the frontrunner to acquire Noront Resources, with the Andrew Forrest-backed outfit set to reel in the Canadian nickel miner over a competing bid from BHP.
BHP has blamed Western Australia's tough border controls for a shortage of train drivers which contributed to producing less iron ore in its first quarter.
The state government has asked the developers behind a proposed 54-storey glass tower at Elizabeth Quay to provide more information before it can be approved.
On today's episode of At Close of Business, senior editor Mark Beyer details findings from a parliamentary inquiry reviewing the Juukan Gorge controversy.
