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Shares in struggling uranium miner Paladin Energy fell 5 per cent at the close of trading today after it announced that production for the September quarter could suffer a further 7.5 per cent shortfall.

Sales aren’t made on price, they’re made based on desire, need, and perceived value combined with urgency.

Black Fire Minerals has entered into a sale agreement for its Pilot Mountain tungsten project in the US state of Nevada to South Australian-based Thor Mining for about $1.67 million.

High tuition fees and living expenses could place Australia’s reputation as an education destination for international students in jeopardy, according to global research from HSBC.

The transition of the Western Australian economy is under way amid strong population growth, according to recent research from the Committee for Perth.

Disputes over public sector pay rises have contributed to a significant increase in the number of working days lost to industrial action in WA.

Azumah Resources has secured $1.2 million in funding for its Wa gold project in Ghana through a placement to existing shareholder, Caitlyn Limited.

Woodside, WorleyParsons and KBR were awarded the overall prize at the 2014 WA Engineering Excellence awards last night for their project entry, the $5 billion North Rankin Redevelopment project, which exports gas to the Karratha gas plant.

BCP Energy International has successfully reached its revised target of 50.1 per cent relevant interest in its takeover of Nido Petroleum, and has made the offer unconditional.

A former National Australia Bank employee and a public servant have pleaded guilty to a $7 million insider trading scheme.

Treasurer Joe Hockey says the G20 is close to putting together a set of measures that will help lift global growth by a further two per cent.

The Reserve Bank of Australia is confident business investment will increase in the coming months, but is still not offering any hints on the timing of its next interest rate move.

One of Perth’s small bars has been named the best metropolitan bar in Australia, while Crown Metropol Perth has taken the title of best overall accommodation hotel.

Consumer confidence has dipped to its lowest level in more than a month despite an improvement in the unemployment rate.

The Australian share market has opened flat but mining stocks have recovered some losses after a rise in iron ore prices.

Maritime unions protested in Perth against federal government measures that make it easier for employers to hire overseas workers for offshore oil and gas projects.

The Australian dollar has recovered some ground following its dip below 90 US cents, helped along by some US dollar weakness.

Selling assets needs careful management and is much more than just an opportunity to fill the coffers.

Gold futures closed with a slight gain on Monday as some investors saw a bargain in the wake of recent declines, while platinum closed near a nine-month low as worries about demand weighed on investor interest.

US stocks have finished mixed as the tech-rich Nasdaq dropped more than one per cent following a cautious report on Tesla Motors.

Global oil prices have finished mixed after weak US and Chinese industrial data clouded the outlook for demand in the world's largest economies.

The Australian agribusiness industry received a boost today with a major deal signed with China for the establishment of a multi-billion dollar investment fund.

The share market has suffered its biggest one-day fall in five weeks as investors retreated from the major banks and some of the big miners.

Apartment buildings in Rivervale, North Perth, Burswood, Osborne Park, Victoria Park and Carine are among the latest multiple-dwelling projects set to be approved for construction, in a busy week f

Shareholders of Africa-focused Papillon Resources voted almost unanimously in favour of a $615 million takeover by Canadian-based B2Gold at a scheme meeting held this morning.

Affordable city office space is proving to be alluring for some suburban tenants.

The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation and the Asthma Foundation of Western Australia have reported the outlay of funding worth more than $6.5 million.

Investor interest in base metals stocks is rising, as iron ore process continue to slide south.

A joint venture between Viento Group and indigenous-owned Kimberley Pipelines has been awarded a $9.8 million pipeline construction works contract for the first stage of Fortescue Metals Group’s North Star magnetite project in the Pilbara..

Troubled rare earths miner Lynas Corporation has cut talks over a restructure of a $249.7 million loan, meaning it will soon need to make a sizeable repayment.

The size of state and territory subsidies to the mining and resources sector has been dramatically overstated, according to a report released today prepared by Michael Schur of global firm Castalia Strategic Advisors.

With up to $17 trillion of resources investment likely to be needed by 2030, Western Australia has an opportunity to capitalise on its strengths as a resources sector hub, according to a report from the International Mining for Development Centre.