Mineral production in Australia will slide by 210 million tonnes by 2020 if a 10 per cent reduction in emissions is set, according to the Minerals Council of Australia, while conservationists have labeled the target as "laughable".
South Perth-based uranium company Extract Resources Ltd has entered into a merger agreement with London-listed Kalahari Minerals Ltd in a scrip deal worth over $210 million.
The leaders of the Labor and Liberal parties made a final pitch for voter support today as another opinion poll suggested the result of tomorrow's state election is too close to call.
Vodafone snares Crazy John's as widow sells out; Prime bids for Babcock stake; Market batters Rio, BHP on China rebound doubt; ANZ doubles capital raising; Swan upbeat despite deficit
EU seeks new data on BHP's Rio bid; Resilient economy may limit rate cuts; Developer cuts price for $461m of capital; US fund's collapse sends shiver through WA stocks; Dual economy to limit rate cuts
PERTH’S office market remains the tightest in the world and is becoming more expensive, with the city now ranked 18th internationally on rental rates, according to a report from Colliers International
The Fogarty Foundation was established on May 2000 by Brett and Annie Fogarty to encourage endeavours in excellence through education and the community.
Mineral Securities Ltd managing director Keith Liddell has sold his entire 3 million share stake in the company following the takeover offer of CopperCo Ltd.
A Preliminary review into the feasibility of a wave energy farm in Albany has concluded there is unlikely to be “fatal flaws” in the proposed development, Carnegie Corporation Ltd said.
THE Asthma Foundation of WA has appointed Leanne Preston as the new president of its board following the resignation of Cameron Schwab, former Fremantle Football Club chief executive.
Western Australia has recorded the largest fall in new home sales for the July month as the property market across the country continues to struggle with high interest rates and a slowing economy.
Wheat accreditation for the Grain Pool WESTERN Australian-based Grain Pool, the wheat-marketing arm of grain handler CBH Group, is among the first companies in Australia to be accredited to export whe
With all the talk of interest rates and the credit crisis gripping the slowing economy, the Note thought a story on a different type of bank might make a nice change.
Real Estate Institute of Western Australia councillor Greg Rossen has decided not to seek re-election and has resigned his position after ten years on the council.
Carboni new art gallery director Dr Stephano Carboni (pictured) has been appointed as the new director of the Art Gallery of Western Australia, more than a year after former director Alan Dodge resign
Data released last week by the Housing Industry Association showed new home sales in Western Australia fell 24.5 per cent during July – the largest fall of all the states.
In a bid to bolster its share price to better reflect the company's value, West Perth-based gold explorer Westonia Mines Ltd has today changed its name to Catalpa Resources Ltd.
Two more rate cuts tipped by year's end; Libs say WA lost gas deal; Short shrift from Fortescue; Labor reveals polling 'shock' as major parties vie to be underdog; Chinese move on uranium
The final outcome from the Golden West Resources Ltd extraordinary meeting will not be known for another two weeks, with a Federal Court judge today reserving his judgment.
The state Labor Party has expelled former deputy leader Ian Taylor after he helped launch an election campaign for Kalgoorlie independent and former Labor resources minister John Bowler.
West Perth-based Azure Minerals Ltd has fallen short of its targeted $3 million capital raising with shareholders subscribing up to $1.3 million worth of shares through a share purchase plan.
BHP bid seen as a brake on Rio's expansion plans; Wong rebuffs business on emissions; Qantas handed warning on safety; Sage, Evraz at loggerheads; St George undervalued: investors
Oil and gas explorer Buru Energy had a positive start to trading on the ASX today, with its stock rising as high as 34 cents before closing at 30 cents.
Just a few days after the Labor Party was forced to drop a web site attacking former Liberal leader Troy Buswell, the Liberals have lodged a complaint with the Electoral Commission over what it says are misleading Labor ads on uranium mining.
Fox Resources said today it remains optimistic despite announcing a $28.4 million full year loss, which was heavily affected by non-cash write downs from its suspended Radio Hill operations.
Perth based Amcom Telecommunications has cleared a major overhang from its share register after Futuris Corporation agreed to sell its 50 per cent stake to a range of institutional investors.
Credit crunch strips $12bn out of profits; Liberals oppose BHP merger; Big supermarkets face ban on buying rivals; Fairfax journos return as bosses drop threats, offer pay rise; RBA cut to boost economy
