Jack McGinn and Isabel Vieira discuss the growth of Kalgoorlie company Topdrill.
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Australia’s share market has fallen for a fourth straight session, as a second day of strikes between the US and Iran hammered hopes of a permanent peace deal and painted a grim picture for global inflation prospects.
The Fiji National University, through its National Training & Productivity Centre (NTPC), has entered into a new partnership with the Real Estate Agents Licensing Board to strengthen professional standards and build workforce capability within Fiji’s real estate industry. The Memorandum of Understanding was officiated by Esrom Immanuel, who described the agreement as an important investment in the country’s future. Under the partnership, FNU and REALB will work together to develop industry-focused training and continuing professional development programmes designed to equip real estate professionals with practical skills, up-to-date knowledge and strong ethical standards. The collaboration is also expected to strengthen the…
Wood Mackenzie has warned a mooted 20 per cent national gas reservation policy would undermine WA’s long-standing policy, if forced on the state’s LNG exporters.
India and Australia have struck a series of deals, including an agreement for Australian uranium to once again be exported to the subcontinent.
REVIEW: Those who take the Ferguson Valley turnoff on a trip south won’t be disappointed when they visit Willow Bridge Estate.
Sustainable farming innovations and climate-smart agricultural practices were showcased during the International Landcare and Sustainable Agriculture Conference, with the Ministry of Agriculture and local farmers hosting interactive displays at Fiji National University. The exhibition provided conference participants with an opportunity to explore a range of agricultural products, innovative farming techniques and practical solutions that demonstrate Fiji’s commitment to sustainable land management and environmental stewardship. Among the highlights were climate-smart farming methods and organic agriculture initiatives, reflecting the resilience and innovation of local farmers while promoting practices that protect Fiji’s natural resources. The Ministry said the exhibition also created opportunities for…
Lawyers for Woodside and environmental activists are set to return to court next week, in an ongoing dispute over a protest at the oil and gas giant’s office three years ago.
A data centre in Bentley’s Technology Park, which houses Vocus infrastructure, has sold to a private overseas buyer for some $13 million.
Curtin University has partnered with Octave Intelligence in an initiative to tackle the skills shortage in the construction sector, becoming the first institution to sign up to the program.