A Kimberley shire is warning of a $2.8 million rates hit if public housing is allowed to gain exemptions from paying local government rates.
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Marine engineering firm Birdon has launched an automated decontamination unit for pipeline decommissioning in Dampier, designed to serve a lucrative growing sector.
Pilbara lithium miner PLS is paving the way for an expansion of its Pilgangoora operation to 2 million tonnes per annum, after greenlighting a $175 million pre-FID spend.
Mark Pownall, Gary Adshead and Ella Loneragan discuss the latest on Pauline Hanson; industrial war in the Pilbara; tax changes; Summit Homes; Multiplex; and construction costs.
The country’s biggest grain handler has failed in its bid to overturn a court decision relating to a $22 million payment claim over its rapid rail project.
WA Labor stalwart Bill Johnston will helm the Freight and Logistics Council WA, taking the role from Megan McCracken after she spent four years in the job.
Ground has broken on construction of the state government’s $55 million manufacturing precinct near Bunbury.
OPINION: The cultural centre is an opportunity to celebrate a rich, living inheritance that continues to shape the place we call home.
The journey towards achieving NZD$2 billion in trade and investment between Fiji and New Zealand, which is approximately FJD$2.8 billion, must focus on building a stronger and more resilient partnership, rather than simply increasing trade volumes. That was the key message from Minister for Foreign Affairs and External Trade Sakiasi Ditoka while speaking at the Fiji New Zealand and New Zealand Business Council Joint Conference in Nadi. The panel discussion, titled “Towards the $2 Billion Target – What is Making the Difference” at the Conference, brought together government and business leaders to examine opportunities for expanding economic cooperation between the…
SYDNEY, Australia – Einstein Kidz Abacus proudly hosted the Mind Challenge Competition 2026 on May 25, 2026, marking a memorable day of learning, achievement, and celebration for students, parents, and educators. The event brought together young participants in an inspiring showcase of confidence, creativity, and academic excellence. The competition featured five key categories—Abacus, Rubik’s Cube, Public Speaking, Chess, and Creative Writing—highlighting students’ diverse skills across logic, communication, memory, and creativity. A key highlight of the day was the Public Speaking Competition, where students from different age groups delivered both prepared and impromptu speeches in front of an engaged audience of…