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Hancock lifts Warrego offer
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has launched what is effectively the seventh takeover bid for Warrego Energy in the space of two months, jacking up its offer price by 29 per cent. -
Powering you on off-grid solutions
UON is taking its power systems from remote mine sites into regional public infrastructure. -
WA government to update noise regulations for wind farm boom
The state government is working to update noise regulations which wind farm proponents say are impacting development and community relations. -
ASX Runners of the Week: Kaoko Metals, Vanadium Resources & Piche
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The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is... Kaoko Metals, after discovering massive zones of visible copper mineralisation in Namibia, including a 60.25m interval in its first-ever holes. -
Opinion: Steeling for a clash of the cartels
OPINION: China's cartel-like tactics appear to be working as iron ore prices take a hit. -
Next stage of Maddington Central’s $6m upgrade to open early 2027
A shopping centre in Perth's south-east is set to open its revamped hospitality section early next year, as part of a multi-million-dollar redevelopment. -
Review: Inspired by Freddy’s, totally Vincent
REVIEW: For those who fancy a bit of comfort food handled with real technique, Vincent in Northbridge is well worth a visit. -
ASIC probing hundreds of audit complaints at big four accounting firms
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Corporate regulator ASIC tells a parliamentary inquiry major accounting firms KPMG, PwC, EY and Deloitte have revealed 551 complaints in three years about alleged audit misconduct. -
Everest appoints strategic advisor for Mt Edon
Perth-based Everest Metals Corporation has taken steps to add further value to its Mt Edon critical mineral project, located 420km North East of Perth. -
Aurum adds more high-grade ounces to West African gold tally
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Aurum Resources has hit high-grade gold at its 3.22Moz Boundiali project in West Africa, with grades up to 104.13g/t, as it advances its gold portfolio towards development. -
Big Hits: Brightstar Resources, Solstice Minerals and Power Minerals
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Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX last week, led by Brightstar Resources, Solstice Minerals and Power Minerals. -
Big Hits: Brightstar Resources, Solstice Minerals and Power Minerals.
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Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX last week, led by Brightstar Resources, Solstice Minerals and Power Minerals. -
Chaney to lead WA Architects Institute
The experienced architect will replace Ross Donaldson in the role following his appointment as national president. -
Two people rescued from Nepal hydropower tunnel, official says
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A Nepali official says two people have been rescued alive from a hydropower tunnel nine days after floods hit the area. -
Mark My Words September 4 2026
Isabel Vieira speaks to Claire Tyrrell, Tom Zaunmayr and Sam Jones about the big events of the week in WA business and politics. -
Pentanet to focus on Nvidia deployment, pause network expansion
Pentanet founder Stephen Cornish has urged investors to stay calm after a one-off impairment pushed the Perth-headquartered telco and cloud gaming provider's statutory net loss after tax up 55 per cent. -
‘Crisis situation’: Volkswagen to cut another 50,000 jobs as it fights to survive
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Volkswagen has unveiled its turnaround plan as the legendary carmaker battles to change its fortunes. -
WA wealth firms Integro, Coastline merge with fresh risk appetite
Two Western Australian wealth management and advisory firms are merging and boosting their exposure to risk management. -
LIVE STREAM: Good Food Symposium on Melbourne’s changing dining scene
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Top hospo operators discuss how takeaway and delivery is reshaping how we eat. Hear from Smith & Deli’s Shannon Martinez, Tulum’s Coskun Uysal and more. -
Locals excited as travellers roll in for outback's biggest racing event
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It is a classic outback event, and despite a slow start to the tourism season, thousands have gathered for the annual Birdsville Races, including two busloads of travellers from New South Wales who have vowed to donate their winnings to charity. -
Breaking: Bathla creditors' meeting hears company owes $3.4 billion
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Bathla Group owes known creditors about $3.4 billion, including $3.08 billion to secured lenders, according to preliminary figures presented at the company's first creditors' meeting. -
Bathla creditors' meeting hears company owes $3.4 billion
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Bathla Group owes known creditors about $3.4 billion, including $3.08 billion to secured lenders, according to preliminary figures presented at the company's first creditors' meeting. -
Bathla $3.4b in debt and facing work halting at some sites
via abc.net.au
Bathla Group owes known creditors about $3.4 billion, including $3.08 billion to secured lenders, according to preliminary figures presented at the company's first creditors' meeting. -
Cottesloe home sale biggest deal of 2026
The $25 million sale of a mansion in Perth's western suburbs has broken the price record for Cottesloe and marks the largest residential deal so far this year in Western Australia. -
ASX inches higher as banks shine; Oil prices rise
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The Australian sharemarket has made a positive start to the final session of the week after gains in big technology stocks and easing bond yields helped lift Wall Street even as oil prices ticked higher -
NSW coalmining companies using planning 'loopholes' to avoid scrutiny
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More than a dozen coalmine modifications have been approved by the NSW government since 2023, with critics saying the process is a "loophole" that allows companies to expand operations without proper oversight. -
NSW coalmining companies accused of using planning 'loopholes'
via abc.net.au
More than a dozen coalmine modifications have been approved by the NSW government since 2023, with critics saying the process is a "loophole" that allows companies to expand operations without proper oversight. -
'Death by a thousand cuts' as mining companies use planning 'loophole'
via abc.net.au
More than a dozen coalmine modifications have been approved by the NSW government since 2023, with critics saying the process is a "loophole" that allows companies to expand operations without proper oversight. -
Public trust in politicians drops amid voter cynicism
A new report from the Centre for Policy Development comes amid a surge in support for One Nation as voters vent anger at the two major parties. -
ASIC probing whether KPMG misled regulator
via smh.com.au
The corporate watchdog has revealed it is examining a legal document lodged by the firm claiming there were no whistleblower complaints.
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