Corazon Mining has secured the services of experienced mining executive Rob Curtis, as it continues its push towards gold production.
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Bank of South Pacific (BSP) Fiji says its banking systems are built with strong security measures, but customers also play a critical role in preventing fraud and protecting their accounts from unauthorised transactions. Speaking on the security of its newly launched BSP eDollar eWallet, BSP says most cases of digital fraud occur after customers unknowingly hand over their banking credentials, including usernames, passwords or one-time passwords, to fraudsters through phishing scams and other deceptive platforms. BSP says customers should never click on suspicious links or provide their banking details to anyone claiming to represent the bank. It warns that sharing…
Co3 Contemporary Dance has announced Charmene Yap and Cass Mortimer Eipper will take over from the company’s inaugural artistic director Raewyn Hill.
African bauxite aspirant Canyon Resources has told its shareholders to take no action on an “opportunistic” bid by an Indian investment conglomerate to buy the company.
Interior design firm MKDC is implementing its succession plan.
Central Wheatbelt MP Lachlan Hunter will be responsible for probing the state government on almost all primary industry matters after gaining the mining, petroleum and exploration shadow portfolios.
The Fiji Sugar Corporation Limited (FSC) is urging cane growers to avoid burning sugarcane, saying high levels of burnt cane are continuing to affect milling operations and sugar recovery. In a statement released on July 30, FSC said burnt cane accounted for 20 per cent of all cane delivered nationally since the start of the 2026 crushing season, as of 7am on July 29. During the 24-hour period leading up to that time, burnt cane made up 55 per cent of deliveries to Rarawai Mill, 44 per cent at Lautoka Mill and 12 per cent at Labasa Mill. FSC says…
New research has revealed how small businesses in Western Australia are generating more than $87 billion a year in economic activity.
New research has revealed how small businesses in Western Australia are generating more than $87 billion a year in economic activity.
Michael Finnegan-led Macmahon Holdings will return to New Zealand in October, after securing a contract with Endura Mining.