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Bannerman pushes button on Etango
Bannerman Energy has reached a positive final investment decision at its flagship Etango uranium project in Namibia.
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Plans to cut red tape, stiffen competition, win business backing
Government plans to cut corporate red tape and strengthen competition have been backed by business and industry groups.
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Jobs growth a welcome sign: Sanderson
Analysis: Year-on-year job growth in key sectors is a sign the state's workforce push is bearing fruit, according to the WA government, despite rising anxiety over worker availability.
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NSW's second-largest national park created to protect koalas
Spanning from Coffs Harbour to Kempsey, New South Wales's second-largest national park has been created after years of campaigning to protect koalas and their habitat.
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Opinion: Fifty shades of beige
OPINION: It's nice to be competent, reliable and helpful, but such qualities are not necessarily memorable.
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‘Watch out, I’ll wait for you outside’: Aldi self-serve checkouts fuel abuse, threats
Shoppers railed against Aldi’s self-serve checkouts when they rolled out in 2024 – but now they’re frustrated to find them often closed.
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ACCIONA ejected from WA tender after peeping rival bids
Global infrastructure giant ACCIONA has parted ways with employees caught improperly accessing confidential rival documents during a multimillion-dollar WA water infrastructure tender, triggering a sweeping audit across major state contracts.
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Woodside exits Bonaparte CCS as Inpex presses ahead
Inpex will buy Woodside Energy out of its Bonaparte carbon capture and storage project off Darwin, while pressing ahead with the plan to store emissions below the sea.
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Demand boom, supply crunch make for fruitful olive grove returns
Plantations are changing hands as health trends and global shortages lift the local olive oil industry.
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Gas now, pay later: industry to critique reservation
Efforts to bring down gas prices for Australian households through a reservation policy will come under scrutiny as business and industry groups front the parliament.
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Mark My Words October 23 2026
Mark Pownall is joined by Tom Zaunmayr, Claire Tyrrell and Jack McGinn to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics. In this episode they look at green power and clean iron ore in the Pilbara, Newman airport, FMG's China woes, Great Southern businesses, Garry Brown-Neaves, Satterley, Della Bonas and Paul Blackburne, land at Shenton Park, Wiluna Mining, Northern Star's new boss and a wrap up in gas developments.
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Flagship sweetens Chilean copper deal with 50% price cut
Flagship Minerals has sweetened the terms of its high-grade Rosario copper project acquisition in Chile, extending its option and halving the final payment to US$1 million.
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Proteomics takes blood tests national, sets 2027 endometriosis launch
Perth-based medical diagnostic developer Proteomics International Laboratories will kick off the national rollout of its kidney disease and esophageal cancer blood tests on Monday, laying the commercial groundwork for its flagship endometriosis diagnostic to hit the market next year.
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Complainant's mother grilled over home by ocean at Jones trial
The woman was questioned about her motives in continuing to seek assistance from Alan Jones, while at the same time encouraging her son to report the alleged assault to police.
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Accuser's mother denies taking advantage of Jones's generosity
The woman was questioned about her motives in continuing to seek assistance from Alan Jones, while at the same time encouraging her son to report the alleged assault to police.
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Spirit ferries, terminals have millions wiped in major asset write-down
They are yet to make their maiden voyage, but Tasmania's new Spirit of Tasmania ferries have lost millions in value in asset write-downs that also includes TT-line's two new terminals.
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OPINION: Mergers won’t make our universities better
The debate over university mergers in Western Australia is misinformed, writes Simon Withers.
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NextDC boss Craig Scroggie goes viral with gym video
NextDC boss Craig Scroggie has been very public about his extreme diet and exercise regime.
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Economic prospects dim despite booming investment
The nation is headed for slower growth and higher unemployment as elevated inflation and interest rates overshadow booming investment.
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MinRes banks record lithium sales, mining services volumes
Mineral Resources has posted record lithium sales as its Mt Marion underground mine expansion advances and its previously mothballed Bald Hill mine ramps up.
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The high-rise housing battleground with wide political consequences
Leafy streets filled with homes are a common visage in the outer suburbs of Melbourne but newly implemented planning regulations may change all that.
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The high-rise housing battleground that has wide political consequences
Leafy streets filled with homes are a common visage in the outer suburbs of Melbourne but newly implemented planning regulations may change all that.
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'Sell or put up with it': Changed regulations have redrawn housing battle lines
Leafy streets filled with homes are a common visage in the outer suburbs of Melbourne but newly implemented planning regulations may change all that.
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Golden Dragon drills for gold beneath 3km WA anomaly
Golden Dragon has kicked off drilling on a 3km-long gold anomaly at its Cue project in WA’s Murchison, following auger results that appear to link four prospects.
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Miners weigh down ASX, Wall Street’s tech tumble
The Australian sharemarket has opened lower after AI stocks tumbled on Wall Street, while oil prices hit their highest levels since May on worries about the war with Iran.
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World’s megaport executives navigate global unrest debate in Perth
Port leaders from Rotterdam, Antwerp Bruges, London, Hamburg, Seattle and Singapore gathered in Perth to canvass the prickly subject of trade and politics
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Local service at heart of Great Southern abattoir plan
Backers of a Mount Barker abattoir are confident the facility will spur a paddock-to-plate renaissance among Great Southern farmers.
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Wall Street closes sharply lower amid revived AI doubts
US stocks have tumbled and the Nasdaq posted its steepest daily drop since early June as a batch of high-profile earnings reports ignited fresh fears about the AI spending ‌race.
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ASX slides lower after Wall Street’s tech tumble; oil highest since May
The Australian sharemarket has opened lower after AI stocks tumbled on Wall Street, while oil prices hit their highest levels since May on worries about the war with Iran.
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Commonwealth makes offer to send Australian of the Year to space
The federal government has submitted an offer to the European Space Agency (ESA) to send Australian of the Year Katherine Bennell-Pegg to the International Space Station.
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