Major upgrades to Port Hedland’s high school, a new aquatic centre, and housing for key workers have been underpinned by a record community investment from BHP.
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The proposed Energy-from-Waste Plant and Private Port Facility at Vuda Point has been rejected by Fiji’s Department of Environment after a comprehensive review found the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report failed to provide an adequate basis for approval. Announcing the decision today, Permanent Secretary for Environment Dr Sivendra Michael said the rejection was based on significant unresolved environmental, health, social, cultural, infrastructure and economic concerns identified during the assessment process. “This is not a decision against investment. This is not a decision against innovation. It is not a decision against finding better solutions for Fiji’s waste management challenges,” Dr Michael…
ANALYSIS: The auditor general’s warning to WA’s universities and TAFEs could serve as a wake-up call to bolster security controls, if not already under way amid recent cyber-attacks.
OPINION: Belting the aspirational is a mistake, not reform.
A NSW creative industries leader will head the cultural venue operator after the trust’s first independent chief executive, Janis Carren, left for VenuesWest.
A Federal Court judge has slammed former senator Rod Culleton’s bid to reconsider his $200,000 debt to a Lester Group entity.
In the face of a national slowdown in economic growth, Western Australia’s domestic economy is remaining stubbornly strong, growing at 3.2 per cent across the year to the March quarter.
The 2026 Vodafone Deans Competition was officially launched today at Gospel High School, with the Minister for Education Aseri Radrodro highlighting the competition’s long-standing role in shaping young athletes and strengthening school rugby across Fiji. Addressing students, officials, sponsors, and stakeholders, the Minister acknowledged the continued support of the Fiji Secondary Schools Rugby Union, Fiji Rugby, Vodafone Fiji, participating schools, and sponsors for their contributions to the growth of the sport. He said the competition serves as more than just a rugby tournament, providing young people with opportunities to develop valuable life skills through participation, teamwork, and healthy competition. Now…
The federal government has been urged to review its policy settings around medical practice bulk-billing as regional clinics in WA struggle to remain viable.
Former West Coast Eagles senior coach Adam Simpson has provided insight into key leadership and cultural traits which have served him well in business and Australian Rules Football for more than 30 years.