OPINION: Technology may provide an answer for farmers wanting machinery parts.
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OPINION: Maintaining the status quo will not be enough for WA to remain relevant in the supercomputer stakes.
Nuclear-powered submarine sustainment operations will sit in the middle of the Henderson precinct, flanked by non-defence operations, under finalised site plans presented by the Prime Minister in Perth today.
Macmahon Holdings has extended its presence at Greatland Gold’s Telfer mine in the Pilbara, after securing a three-and-a-half-year contract extension.
Built Living will receive a $120 million boost from the federal government, after the Wesfarmers and Built JV was created earlier this year to establish a precast concrete manufacturing plant in WA.
KPMG, which has been embroiled in an audit and whistleblower scandal, will cut more than 350 jobs after a fall in revenue in its main consultancy business.
Modular data centre specialist DXN has hit another milestone, inking a $12.2 million contract to build a 2-megawatt AI high-performance computing modular data centre.
Pilbara lithium miner PLS Group says it has shifted from defence to growth mode, declaring its first dividend in three years as it returns to the black.
A 10-day trial has been set for the man accused of killing former Mineral Resources executive Tim Picton, who pleaded not guilty to manslaughter.
Rev. Dr. Jolami Lasawa has been elected President-Elect of the Methodist Church in Fiji following the Church’s 2026 Annual Conference in Suva. He is expected to take over as President in 2027, succeeding the current President, Rev. Dr. Semisi Turagavou. In his first address after the election, Rev. Dr. Lasawa expressed gratitude for the confidence placed in him and acknowledged the responsibility that comes with leading the Church. He said he was humbled by the opportunity and ready to take on the leadership role with God’s guidance. Rev. Dr. Lasawa also said his family was prepared to support him as…