On today's episode of At Close of Business, senior editor Mark Beyer delves into the business of sign making and profiles a local, Welshpool-based leader and its moves in the market.
Sustainment and maintenance of Australia’s anti-submarine torpedoes will remain in WA with Thales Australia receiving a $20 million contract to continue the works in the state.
Fortescue Metals Group is targeting net zero scope 3 emissions by 2040, which covers its entire value chain, including its customers’ crude steel manufacturing.
Work has begun at a 51-hectare site in Neerabup earmarked for an automation and robotic testing precinct, a project supported by the state government and mining research body AMIRA Global.
Don Hyma has been appointed managing director of Australian Rare Earths, following his resignation as director projects at Fortescue Metals Group earlier this year.
COVID-19 vaccinations will soon become mandatory for those working in the state’s resources sector, with all workers required to get their first jab by December 1.
The Reserve Bank of Australia left the official cash rate at a record low 0.1 per cent following its monthly board meeting, as widely anticipated by economists.
West Perth-based mining services company Aerison has secured a suite of new contracts totalling $140 million, underpinning a 15 per cent increase in revenue for next financial year.
De Grey Mining has released a positive scoping study for its Mallina gold mine in the Pilbara, which will cost nearly $900 million and be one of the largest in Australia.
Western Australians who refuse to get vaccinated against COVID-19 are being warned they will eventually face consequences amid "troubling" hesitancy in some areas.
Construction of the Byford Rail extension has been approved by the Environmental Protection Authority, while it is not yet clear if an elevated rail option will proceed.
On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Jordan Murray and Madeleine Stephens discuss why WA medical researchers are struggling to find grant funding.
The board of Cirrus Networks has pleaded with its shareholders to reject what it described as a hostile takeover offer by Webcentral Group, calling on them to “stop the theft”.
A Joint Development Assessment Panel has approved Cedar Woods’ $32.5 million apartment development in Subiaco, flagged as a more affordable option for the area.
Two COVID-positive crew members from a ship docked at Fremantle have been transferred to hospital, as health authorities track down contacts of a diplomat and arrivals from Adelaide.
Shares in FYI Resources have fallen sharply for the second day running after the Perth company announced details of a $US250 million joint venture with Alcoa of Australia.
Rio Tinto is planning to purchase some of its iron ore rail cars from local suppliers, in what would be a small but notable boost for WA manufacturing.
Strandline Resources has signed a seven-year agreement with Welshpool-based contractor Mine Site Construction Services to progress its $338 million Coburn mineral sands project.
