RBA signals caution on big rate cuts; Westpac taps market for $2.5bn; Rudd trims emissions target to 10pc; Sino Iron on track, insists Citic Pacific; Macquarie warns profit will fall as deals wither
Job advertisements in the state's mining sector fell over 5 per cent for November as a private job index for the country slumped 46 per cent from a year ago.
Job fears grow, but unions want more; Non-bank lenders hurting; Miners tear into ETS proposal; BHP, Rio face $2bn iron threat; Qantas plays down BA merger
Austal has recruited Midland Brick executive Peter Hogan as chief operating officer for its Australian operations, following the appointment of United States-based Bob Browning as its managing director.
Environmentally friendly nappy maker SeNevens International says it has changed its management and restructured its board following a legal action against the company.
Tax board targets GST red tape; Oil price plunge alarms OPEC; Iron contracts in jeopardy; Spanish airline a barrier to Qantas merger; Garnaut warns - don't go alone
A company with an indirect interest to Western Areas chairman Terry Streeter has pocketed nearly $2 million from the on-market sale of the miner's shares over the past four days.
West Perth-based Jupiter Energy is looking for a potential farm in partner for its oil project n Kazakhstan as it drops plans to buy a nearby oil field valued at $77 million.
Woodside Petroleum says it will continue negotiations with the Kimberley Land Council over a compensation package for a proposed gas hub after traditional landowners knocked back a proposal.
Gas reserve 'puts off explorers'; Call for Canberra to steer energy projects; Banks will take control of B&B; Senate resists Rudd's $26bn building plan; Rio dives 11pc on growing debt fears
Clean power developer Carnegie Corporation's capital raising ambitions have fallen well short of its $17 million target, with the company raising $1.2 million.
Vehicle sales in Western Australia have slumped nearly 21 per cent in November as the global economic downturn takes a heavy toll on the national auto sector.
Recession looms as growth drops close to zero; Listed WA companies drop $17bn; Hostile opposition to Qantas changes; Rudd plots bankroll plan; Varanus gas explosion rocks national accounts
KEITH Spence has been awarded the North West Shelf Gas and the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia WA Gas Industry Development Award for 2008.
WESTERN Australia has suffered a hefty fall in new home sales during the month of October, nearly reversing its big gains in September, in a sign that the market is bottoming out, according to one pro
Legal firm DLA Phillips Fox will be holding a nation-wide seminar unwrapping the federal government’s new ‘Forward with Fairness’ substantive reform bill.
THE world can be a complicated place. Most of us don’t really know what goes on behind the closed doors of government, big business, the industrialists, the money movers, the media moguls.
THE Australian share market finished November on a positive note, buoyed by bargain hunters snapping up shares in BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, two days after the $100 billion takeover dissolved.
HEIGHT limits for the Riverside development have been increased to a maximum of 30 storeys, with areas surrounding the WACA Ground and Gloucester Park likely to be turned into commercial and resident
KEITH Spence has been awarded the North West Shelf Gas and the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia WA Gas Industry Development Award for 2008.
THE Australian share market closed around 2.5 per cent weaker despite gains in resource giant BHP Billiton and a positive lead overnight from Wall Street.
THE world can be a complicated place. Most of us don’t really know what goes on behind the closed doors of government, big business, the industrialists, the money movers, the media moguls.
COFFEY Geotechnics and Environments was the only Western Australian winner at the Association of Consulting Engineers Australia awards night held in Perth on November 28.
