CHAIRMAN of St John of God Health Care Group, Forests Products Commission, and director of Doric Construction Group, Eva Skira, has been appointed to the role of deputy chancellor of Murdoch Universit
THE slowdown in Western Australia’s housing sector led to a slight increase in trades availability during the June quarter, in line with the national trend, according to figures from the Housing Indus
THE Australian share market had its largest one-day fall in six months, closing more than three per cent weaker and wiping $38.5 billion from its value, on troubling news from National Australia Bank
Murchison Metals Ltd's equal joint venture partner for the Oakajee port development and Jack Hills iron ore mine in Western Australia, Japan's Mitsubishi Corporation, says it could be interested in taking a controlling stake in the ventures.
West Perth-based Mirabela Nickel Ltd will spend a further $68 million on its Santa Rita nickel project in Brazil to increase the production rate by 40 per cent.
Fears for dividends as banks feel more pain; China Inc loses battle to build Mid-West port; NAB looks to dump CEO for NZ rival; Merrill opens Opes settlement avenue; Cazaly, Rio showdown date set
$850 NAB bond sale shunned, ANZ hit hard; China Inc takes first big bite into WA's resources; Falcone fielding offers for 15.8% Fortescue stake; Jetstar boss to head up Qantas; Rich Russian set to take 27% stake in miner Strike
West Australia Metals Ltd is seeking legal advice over a letter mailed out to shareholders from requisitioning parties over the removal of a company director.
A Western Australian Supreme Court judge has reserved his decision in the battle between Western Areas NL chairman Terry Streeter and a group of businessmen behind unrelated company Western Areas Exploration.
NAB at risk over $4.5bn in conduit assets; Land lock-out riles Griffin; Big business unites to pressure Rudd on emissions; Streeter to bid for security over costs; Mirvac chief to step down
Speculation over the sale of BankWest by its UK parent has ramped up with National Australia Bank Ltd reportedly in talks with JP Morgan and others over forming a consortium to break up HBOS.
Rio-Stokes deal good news for Pilbara ore minnows; Seven adds to WAN stake under 'creep' provisions; BHP contracts rattle WA unions; Iron ore sale plan to fund Moly Mines molybdenum project; Rates pain to persist, CBA warns
The founder of failed fuel company Firepower Tim Johnston will reportedly address creditors at a meeting next week, as the Federal Court granted more time to administrators to carry out their work.
Record year puts pressure on BHP to lift dividend; Palmer plans takeover to build $18b resources titan; Inflation spikes on fuel, credit costs; Shifting sentiment drives banks; Macquarie challenged on funds as big asset write-downs looms
Institute of Public Affairs has appointed Rod Kemp as its new chairman. Mr Kemp served as senator for Victoria from 1990 to 2008 and held several ministerial positions in the Howard government.
NEARLY $93 million worth of contracts have been awarded by both the federal and state governments to improve road infrastructure in the Kimberley region.
CKA Risk Solutions has appointed senior foreign market specialist Stuart McLean as a director. Mr McLean’s experience spans many sectors, including energy, telecommunications, mining and resources.
Institute of Public Affairs has appointed Rod Kemp as its new chairman. Mr Kemp served as senator for Victoria from 1990 to 2008 and held several ministerial positions in the Howard government.
JONES Lang LaSalle’s Perth office has made a number of new appointments in its leasing, sales and property management divisions.Jason Ridge (pictured) joins the firm as a director in the property, ass
ENTEK Energy Ltd has announced two new appointments to its board. Craig McGown (pictured) joins the board as chairman and David Craig joins as non-executive director.
