The corporate watchdog has banned a former Westpac employee from providing financial services after finding he mishandled more than $1 million worth of advice service obligations.
Woodside Petroleum says its joint venture partner at the SNE oilfield offshore Senegal, FAR, has declined to support a transition for the energy giant to eventually take over as operator of the operation.
Local gold explorers Anova Metals and Exterra Resources have entered into a merger agreement, with Anova to wholly acquire Exterra in an all-scrip deal worth $21.3 million.
McGowan’s pokies plan to increase WA share of GSTWest Australian Premier Mark McGowan has boldly claimed he can achieve what his predecessor Colin Barnett failed to do
The Australian dollar has crept a little higher against its US counterpart amid falls in oil and iron ore prices and ahead of several key political and monetary events.
Oil prices have plunged five per cent to a one-month low, after an unexpected increase in US inventories of crude and petrol fanned fears that output cuts by major world oil producers have not done much to drain a global glut.
Gold prices have fallen from near seven-month highs on a stronger US dollar and after a written testimony by a former FBI director to the US Senate was seen as containing few surprises, but declines were limited as uncertainty from the UK election remained.
An Australian company operating in the bitcoin and blockchain space has committed to become a 40 per cent shareholder in software company DigitalX by way of a $4.35 million investment.
Better-than-expected economic growth has boosted the Australian dollar, while the share market was steady as gains by banks and healthcare companies offset falls by the supermarket giants.
Apartments specialist Blackburne achieved $62 million worth of sales in one weekend at its latest project in Claremont, with the results confirming strong demand for western suburbs apartments.
West Perth-based copper producer India Resources has entered administration after facing numerous delays at its Surda mine in India, including strikes due to employee payment issues.
It may have only taken about 18 months to build, but Perth’s newest hotel – the recently opened Aloft Perth in Rivervale – was a six-year journey for the world’s largest hotel operator, and one of Western Australia’s biggest home-grown builders.
Resources Minister Matt Canavan said today the exploration development incentive (EDI) scheme was unlikely to continue, despite telling the industry he had an open mind on its future, and labelled alternatives put forward by the Association of Mining & Exploration Companies as radical.
Henderson-based Civmec has received $90 million worth of contracts for work on a number of projects nationwide, with the most significant being a construction job at Alcoa of Australia’s Pinjarra alumina refinery.
A third party has made a play to acquire private company Bombora Natural Energy, after Zeta Petroleum backed out of its takeover plans with the target yesterday.
Australia's food and grocery prices have to come down further because they are "crazy" compared to the rest of the world, Coles managing director John Durkan says.
A week after the Federal Court ordered a wind-up of Macro Group, the corporate watchdog has sought the same action for a number of special purpose companies connected with the failed Pilbara-based property developer.
The Australian share market has seesawed in a narrow range in early trade, with investors wary of taking positions ahead of local gross domestic product data and key international developments.
$15m Subi Pavilion discountVictorian Liberal Party heavyweight Andrew Abercrombie appears to have agreed to take a $15 million-plus hit on the sale of the landmark Pavi
Oil prices have edged up, finding technical support after sliding below $US47 a barrel on pressure from a diplomatic rift in the Middle East and sustained high crude inventories in the United States.
Gold has risen to the highest in seven months on a slump in the US dollar to a seven-month low and on safe-haven demand driven by a rift in the Middle East, an upcoming European Central Bank meeting and the British election.
Sandalwood producer Quintis has revealed more operational and financial pain, with the embattled Perth company suspending plantation sales, lowering forecast product sales and admitting a $27 million investment would not proceed.
ASX-listed app company MyFiziq has entered into a joint venture agreement with a Singaporean company for the development of a new diagnostic tool for the medical sector.
