Workers at Inpex’s Ichthys platform off the WA coast have started to strike, despite acknowledgement by their union of significant progress on a bargaining agreement.
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Recent events could result in an expansion of Perth’s build-to-rent sector.
A remote gas well near Derby could replace one third of fixed plant diesel use and provide half of LPG demand in the Kimberley.
An uptick in data centre investment and a cooling of mining exports has delivered Australia’s first trade deficit in almost a decade.
New data shows Perth continues to lead the nation in house price growth, but the rate is slowing as the national average flatlines.
Florida-based Elliot Investment Management has taken an interest in Northern Star, weighing in on its leadership succession and calling for an operational review or sale.
Police are investigating the discovery of a parcel containing white substances found on an island in the Lau Group on May 30. The package was reportedly found by a woman and her daughter after they returned from a fishing trip. Authorities were alerted and the parcel was subsequently collected by police. The package is currently in police custody, with the substances yet to undergo testing as investigations continue. The Fiji Police Force has acknowledged the swift reporting of the discovery and thanked community leaders for their ongoing cooperation and support. Members of the public are being reminded not to touch…
Midnight Oil frontman and former Environment minister Peter Garrett will be joined by WA’s first female premier to conduct an independent, crowd-funded review of the Aukus deal.
The full 354-page verdict gave insight into Justice Stephen Burley’s decision to have Fortescue pay $150m in compensation to the Yindjibarndi people.
Millions of workers on industry awards will get a 4.75 per cent annual pay rise, but minimum wage earners will receive a larger boost of six per cent.