Perth robotics company Nexxis Group has acquired BladeBUG, a UK-based robotics company developing solutions for wind turbine inspection and maintenance.
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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.
Vodafone Idea has announced Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan as its new brand ambassador as the telecom company unveiled a revamped brand identity, including a new logo that changes from “V!” to “Vi”. The company also launched a new campaign titled Vi badal raha hai… tayaar rahiye.Khan, popularly known as SRK, will endorse the telecom service provider for the duration of the campaign, although the company has not specified how long the association will continue. The announcement comes as Vodafone Idea, backed by the Aditya Birla Group, works to strengthen its position in the competitive telecom market while seeking funding…
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.
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 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.
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.
OPINION: Honours should be awarded with care and with a willingness to review them when circumstances change.
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.
The European Union and UNICEF have launched a €17 million programme aimed at making schools across the Pacific safer and more resilient to climate-related disasters. The Pacific Climate Resilient Education Systems (Pacific CRES) programme was launched during a side event at the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in Palau. The five-year initiative will support Fiji, the Federated States of Micronesia, Kiribati and Solomon Islands as they strengthen education infrastructure and systems against the growing impacts of cyclones, floods, rising sea levels and other disasters. The programme will focus on upgrading existing schools, improving maintenance systems and introducing measures to…