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Construction begins on $34.5m aged care facility
The construction of Catholic Homes’ $34.5 million aged care facility in Belmont has begun today, after Perkins Builders was awarded the contract to build the new 96-bed development. -
Kyle Sandilands’ latest stunt makes a mockery of his former co-star
via smh.com.au
Kyle Sandilands was “served” with a subpoena on-air this morning. Unsurprisingly, it was all a big stunt. -
Brown and foul tasting. This town's water may be the tipping point of a crisis
via abc.net.au
In Australia's most decentralised state, water infrastructure is failing, leading residents in one town to rely on the bottled variety, but it comes at a cost. -
Hesperia adds $13m warehouse to Hazelmere industrial precinct
An assessment panel has approved another multi-million-dollar warehouse in Hesperia's industrial centre in Hazelmere, to be occupied by a freight logistics and haulage service. -
Analysis: Collie heading rapidly to one coal mine
ANALYSIS: Premier Roger Cook may have released his plan for the Collie Basin today but the industry itself is moving at a much faster pace than the government. -
More money and status for Collie transition
The Cook government has declared Collie a state development area as part of its response to a taskforce report into the transition of the Collie Basin away from coal. -
SeaStock partners with Marubeni innovexis for Japan rollout
SeaStock will bring its innovative methane-reducing feedstock to Japan after inking an agreement with Tokyo-based Marubeni Innovexis to develop commercial opportunities in the land of the rising sun. -
True North expands Qld copper hunt with new 300m wide zone
via smh.com.au
True North Copper has extended its Mt Oxide mineralised trend to 2.3km after drilling defining a 300m-wide mineralised system at the company’s new Chidna zone. -
Synergy fined $1.2m over battery bungle
The Economic Regulation Authority has fined state-owned Synergy $1.2 million, after it found a software error inflated wholesale power prices from the Kwinana big battery. -
Playing shooshies: The quiet grocery theft that’s going under the radar
via smh.com.au
Another online delivery order, another fail. How much food needs to be nicked before the major supermarkets make their online service more reliable? -
Opinion: When honours turn to dishonour
OPINION: Honours should be awarded with care and with a willingness to review them when circumstances change. -
PLC reloads drill rig to chase WA Murchison gold extension
via smh.com.au
PLC Resources is set to conduct follow-up drilling at its WA Rochefort prospect, after the company says its first-pass drilling clipped the edges of a potential gold system. -
Strickland announces executive transitions
Shares in Perth-based Strickland Metals were sold off on Wednesday, after announcing it would undertake a board restructuring. -
Fife Capital to build $30m warehouse in Doobarda
Sydney-based Fife Capital has cleared a planning hurdle to expand its Western Australian footprint after an assessment panel approved its $30 million warehouse plan. -
Telstra outage caused by failure to address well-known network issues
via abc.net.au
Telstra failed to prioritise fixing known vulnerabilities in its systems despite being warned about them months before they triggered a major nationwide outage. -
'A miss on our side': Telstra outage caused by known issue
via abc.net.au
Telstra failed to prioritise fixing known vulnerabilities in its systems despite being warned about them months before they triggered a major nationwide outage. -
Andean taps investors for $40m
West Perth-based midcap Andean Silver has announced plans to raise $40 million, as it eyes a restart at its flagship Cerro Bayo silver project in Chile. -
Babcock, Saab ink $117m Henderson frigate management contract
Babcock Australia take the reins, in partnership with Saab, to manage the life cycle of the nation's ageing Anzac-class frigates at the Henderson maritime precinct under a new 5-year, $117.5 million deal. -
Auric banks whopping $28m profit from WA gold sales
via smh.com.au
Auric Mining has banked a stunning $28 million half-year pre-tax profit, driven by strong production from its Munda gold mine and a robust balance sheet. -
Agriculture worth $44bn to WA economy, Newdegate report finds
Western Australia's agriculture sector pumps more than $44 billion into the state economy, according to a new report released on Wednesday. -
Encouraging investment in culture
The state library has embarked on a journey to broaden its funding base through a new philanthropic program. -
ZhongNuo, Chariot kick off fieldwork in Nigerian lithium hunt
via smh.com.au
Chariot Resources’ partner, ZhongNuo, has begun fieldwork at the Iganna lithium project in Nigeria, kicking off a partner-funded deal with a Chinese Fortune 500-linked group. -
Trump kidnapped Venezuela’s president. Now he’s hijacking its future
via smh.com.au
Donald Trump’s oil grab has all the trademarks of a Trump deal. Bold, aggressive and a lot of self-interest. -
Rate rise fears build as GDP surprises at 2.1 per cent
Australia's economy is showing resilience despite higher interest rates and war in the Middle East, growing at 0.4 per cent in the June quarter. -
Gateway lands new high-grade hard-rock gold discovery near Wiluna, WA
via smh.com.au
Gateway Mining has confirmed a significant high-grade gold discovery in fresh rock at its Cowza prospect in its Yandal gold project, 85km northeast of Wiluna in WA. -
Breaking: Australia's economy grows faster than expected in June quarter
via abc.net.au
Australia's economy grew 0.4 per cent in the June quarter and 2.1 per cent over the past year, both faster than most economists were expecting. -
Breaking: Australian economy grows faster than expected, raising rate hike risk
via abc.net.au
Australia's economy grew 0.4 per cent in the June quarter, slightly beating most economist forecasts and further raising the prospect of an interest rate hike as soon as this month. -
Australian economy grows faster than expected, raising rate hike risk
via abc.net.au
Australia's economy grew 0.4 per cent in the June quarter, slightly beating most economist forecasts and further raising the prospect of an interest rate hike as soon as this month. -
Report slams Telstra's staff levels, neglected network
Telstra was flying blind during July's nationwide network blackout after two engineers who carried out the overnight work were placed on mandatory stand-down just as the catastrophic fallout began. -
ASX slumps as miners, banks fall; Oil prices jump
via smh.com.au
Another round of US military strikes on Iran sent oil prices higher, stoking worries about stubbornly high inflation and sparking a sharp drop on the ASX after the open.
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