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Bulletin secures funds for WA gold project
Bulletin Resources is raising $3.63 million from a rights issue and placements to fund continued exploration at its flagship Lake Rebecca gold project. -
Major project cost blowouts baked in by poor preparation
Poor risk management, complex contracts and inefficient procurement practices have undermined construction sector efficiency and caused major project delays and cost blowouts, a report has found. -
Fuel retailer accused of selling unleaded 91 as premium petrol
The WA Commissioner for Consumer Protection launches civil court action against a fuel retailer it alleges has been making false or misleading claims about the octane rating of petrol. -
Wolfdene buys 19ha Pinjarra land
The $11.8 million transaction paves the way for a $104 million residential estate. -
Australian shares shake off early slump to inch higher
Australia's share market has ended the day higher after strong performances from mining and energy stocks helped counterbalance broader weakness. -
AVL secures up to $15m in funding
Graham Arvidson-led Australian Vanadium has secured up to $15 million in grant funding from the state government, courtesy of the Investment Attraction Fund. -
West Perth corner site sells for $2m
A vacant West Perth site once earmarked for a $30 million hotel has been sold for $2.2 million. -
Data centre giant apologises to Melbourne residents, vows to get power to site
NextDC boss Craig Scroggie said he was sorry residents felt they had been left behind by his plans to build a major AI data centre in West Footscray. -
Analysis: The changing face of poverty in Western Australia
ANALYSIS: WA is one of the wealthiest parts of one of the wealthiest countries in the world. Yet the number of Western Australians living in poverty is on the rise. -
Calls for data centre moratorium 'until we get the rules right'
The Conservation Council is calling for a moratorium on new data centre developments in the ACT until tougher rules are in place, amid "increasing concerns" about the impact on Canberra's water supply and electricity grid. -
David Jones: 'Record sales' following administration
Insolvency practitioners for David Jones are replenishing stock after citing record sales and foot traffic in the days since the retailer's collapse as bidders circle the 188-year-old company. -
Backdown spurs call to keep Irwin Barracks in public hands
The federal government is under pressure to add Irwin Barracks to the list of historic defence sites protected from sell-off. -
Australian shares shake off early slump to creep higher
Australia’s sharemarket has ended the day higher after strong performances from mining and energy stocks helped counterbalance broader weakness. -
Critica targets gallium, scandium bonus at WA rare earths giant
Critica Ltd has achieved high gallium and scandium extractions at its Jupiter rare earths project, unlocking potential value not yet included in its $2B scoping study. -
Critica eyes gallium, scandium bonus at WA rare earths giant
Critica Ltd has achieved high gallium and scandium extractions at its Jupiter rare earths project, unlocking potential value not yet included in its $2B scoping study. -
TMK smashes Mongolian gas record as 30-year licence beckons
TMK Energy has lifted gas output 11 per cent to a monthly record in Mongolia, as acceptance of its gas discovery declaration opens a path to a 30-year production licence. -
Opinion: Five flashing lights for the housing market
A report by Morgan Stanley predicts the housing slump has a long way to run, but says there are key signs of recovery investors should look out for. -
Dalaroo eyes bigger gold prize after fresh African hits
Dalaroo Metals has nailed a 13m zone grading 2.67g/t gold, 1.25km along strike from its recent high-grade discovery in West Africa, opening up a possible new mineralised system. -
Watchdog prosecutes discount fuel chain
Service station chain Burk Fuel has been handed prosecution notices over allegations the company has been selling lower-grade petrol as premium unleaded at a number of its Western Australian retail sites. -
Government prosecutes discount fuel chain
Service station chain Burk Fuel has been handed prosecution notices over allegations the company has been selling lower-grade petrol as premium unleaded at a number of its Western Australian retail sites. -
Green light for $51m townhouses in Bertram
A 4.8-hectare piece of land in Kwinana, owned by sheep farmers, will be home to more than 100 townhouses after a planning committee greenlit the $51 million plan. -
Business class beef over seats goes viral
Described as being like a “suit with a sneaker”, the new Singapore Airlines’ seat has garnered a frosty public reception. -
The 'personalisation' effect boosting some small businesses
A small business owner curating secondhand and vintage goods says her connection with customers is what has kept her afloat. -
Small businesses riding the 'personalisation' wave in retail
A small business owner curating secondhand and vintage goods says her connection with customers is what has kept her afloat. -
How a vintage clothing business is withstanding trying economic conditions
A small business owner curating secondhand and vintage goods says her connection with customers is what has kept her afloat. -
‘Make it ugly’: Business class beef over seats goes viral
Described as being like a “suit with a sneaker”, the new Singapore Airlines’ seat has garnered a frosty public reception. -
Another MRE increase for Forrestania at British Hill
For the second time in six weeks, gold-focused Forrestania Resources has updated the mineral resource estimate for its British Hill deposit in the Goldfields. -
Premier acknowledges his Riverton MP has large debts
Premier Roger Cook has accepted that his MP for Riverton, Jagadish “Jags” Krishan is dealing with large debts amid legal action launched against him on two fronts. -
Demersal fishing ban probe hears of broken trust, government inaction
Trust among commercial fishers in government has collapsed in the year since a ban on demersal fishing off the WA coast was announced. -
Lavan partners launch specialist family law practice
Two Lavan partners will form a new specialist family law practice in 2027.
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