Transport Minister Dean Nalder has highlighted the social benefits of Roe 8 and touted the minimal environmental impact of the project at a lunch today, adding that the link would need to be built regardless of any move to an outer harbour.
Perth-based Panoramic Resources has released an updated scoping study on its renamed Gum Creek gold project in the Murchison region, which details plans for a smaller operation with a lower capex.
Probuild has secured the state’s biggest building coup of 2016, with the national construction outfit understood to have been selected as developer Far East Consortium’s preferred contractor for th
reiwa.com property sales data on the overall market for the week ending March 15 totalled 605, which represents a 15 per cent increase in total sales during the week.
Perth-based Palace Resources is one step closer to becoming a tech company, after completing a $4.5 million capital raising as part of a reverse takeover of TikForce.
Vocus Communications is consolidating its workforce from the CBD and shifting to Northbridge, signing up to take two floors of space at Pier Street office building Workzone.
Former Skilled Group boss Angus McKay has been named chief executive of convenience store chain 7-Eleven, replacing Warren Wilmot who resigned from the role last September after revelations of franchise staff being underpaid.
Nine Entertainment has taken a 9.99 per cent stake in regional broadcaster Southern Cross Media, in the first of many moves expected in the sector as players position themselves ahead of a likely change in ownership rules.
Henderson-based shipbuilder Austal’s long-running relationship with the US Navy has generated more work, with the company receiving a $US13.9 million ($A18.1 million) addition to a previously awarded contract.
Billionaire businessman Solomon Lew's retail investment arm, which includes Smiggle and Peter Alexander, has booked a strong jump in profit thanks to solid sales growth and new store openings.
The Australian share market has picked up from the positive momentum of the previous session, taking cues from Wall Street and from gains in oil and metals prices.
Gold has turned lower, consolidating from a 2.5 per cent surge in the previous session when the Federal Reserve cut the number of interest rate rises it forecasts for this year, sending the dollar sharply lower.
The US dollar index has dropped to a five-month low while shares on Wall Street have rallied to lead global equities higher as a dovish US Federal Reserve emboldened investors to take on more risk.
The Australian share market has lifted by nearly 1 per cent, after the US Federal Reserve left its key interest rates unchanged and Australia's unemployment rate fell to 5.8 per cent.
The Real Estate Institute of Western Australia has named the top 10 Perth suburbs that have recorded the fastest average selling days for the year to February.
Journalists at Fairfax Media will take industrial action following the announcement 120 editorial jobs will be axed from mastheads in Sydney and Melbourne.
Western Australian employment fell in February in seasonally adjusted terms while the unemployment rose slightly to 6.0 per cent, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Investment banking giant Credit Suisse has dealt a blow to the state government’s hopes of a big windfall from the privatisation of Western Australia’s TAB, revising its value estimate down by at least 65 per cent to under $250 million.
Flinders Mines shares have surged after the Pilbara focused iron ore junior received a $38 million takeover offer from private New Zealand company Todd Corporation, which last year offered to buy Flinders' major project.
Shares in TW Holdings slumped sharply today after it announced a backdoor listing of medical cannabis company AusCann Group Holdings, the second deal of this type involving members of the Washer family.
Logistics firm QUBE Holdings has raised $250 million through a rights share placement to institutional investors as part of its fund raising related to the Asciano acquisition.
