Business

On the move?Is Trigg cafe owner about to turn Cottesloe Yelo?

The famous beachfront cafe is set to close once the site is demolished for a new development. But could Cottesloe gain from Trigg’s loss?

Kim Macdonald

First testWA’s first robot-built home hits the market

Revolutionary robot bricklaying technology is to face its first public litmus test, with WA’s first robo-home to hit the market this week.

Kim Macdonald

Courting bidsLondon Court seeking new owners for first time in 80yrs

Perth’s historic London Court in the heart of the city is on the market, possibly to leave WA ownership for the first time since it was built more than 80 years ago.

Kim Macdonald

High-end hubLuxury watch retailer clocks in at Raine Square

WA’s luxury goods market continues to boom as the sector’s key players settle into a new precinct to capitalise on the surging demand for lavish items.

Kate Purnell

Good moodBuoyant confidence to lift retail spending

Strong consumer confidence is expected to be reflected in March retail spending figures, which economists forecast to increase by one per cent.

Colin Brinsden

Beetaloo gas dealEmpire Energy stepping on the gas with Beetaloo expansion

Beetaloo Basin gas explorer Empire Energy Group, has strengthened its position as a serious player in the Territory’s on shore gas industry.

GARY SHIPWAY

BusinessManison lays down out welcome mat out for minerals and resources

Deputy Chief Minister Nicole Manison has delivered a loud and clear message to mineral and petroleum companies that the Territory wants their business.

GARY SHIPWAY

BuildBonus200 Territorians to benefit from NT’s BuildBonus deadline extension

The Northern Territory Government is following the Morrison Government’s lead by extending the NT’s BuildBonus construction deadlines.

GARY SHIPWAY

surveyNT businesses urged to pass judgment on govt with Chamber survey

The Gunner government is facing a big test with Territory businesses in the Chamber of Commerce NT’s first Business Confidence Survey since last year’s NT election.

GARY SHIPWAY

Farm sale$6.6m Noonamah farm sale has subdivision opportunities

The Top End’s Elizabeth Valley Farm is on the market for more than $6 million.

GARY SHIPWAY

Bring it onNT the place to be this dry with one of its biggest event years ever

The Northern Territory has an opportunity to establish itself as a global powerhouse for major events this dry season, according to the CEO of NT Major Events.

WILL ZWAR

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MinRes boss leads push to support vaccine rollout

Billionaire mining boss Chris Ellison says big business should be allowed to step in to advance the national COVID-19 vaccine rollout, revealing his company is already in talks with authorities.

Danielle Le Messurier

City BeatHow home deliveries saved ice cream maker from meltdown

Home deliveries helped save Baskin-Robbins and its Australian franchisees during the Covid-19 pandemic and now the company plans to open 10 new stores this year.

Glen Norris

Lithium Australia advances battery metals IPO spin-off

ASX-listed Lithium Australia is looking to secure another place in the burgeoning battery metals business as it plans to spin out its non-core assets into a new IPO to be known as Charger Metals.

Matt Birney

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Australian Potash invests to de-risk potash plant

Australian Potash has upped its projected capital spend at the Lake Wells Sulphate of Potash plant in order to fix the build price and construct additional infrastructure that will provide for the production of a “premium” fertiliser product and increase the projected annual output by 20,000 tonnes a year.

Matt Birney

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Investors exitLynas shares soften on trade, capacity curbs

Lynas Corporation’s share price today softened despite the rare earths miner posting a “strong quarterly result” against a backdrop of the ongoing fallout from the coronavirus pandemic.

Jason Mennell

Gascoyne delivers solid gold performance at Dalgaranga

ASX-listed gold miner, Gascoyne Resources has delivered another steady quarterly operating performance at its revitalised flagship Dalgaranga mine about 65km north-west of Mount Magnet in WA’s Murchison region.

Matt Birney

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Horizon nails Kalgoorlie gold drilling campaign

Horizon Minerals appears to have nailed its drilling campaign at the Peyes Farm prospect just 10km northwest of Kalgoorlie. Numerous high-grade hits have been returned including a 4-metre interval going a whopping 18.17 grams per tonne gold.

Matt Birney

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Tietto closes in on Cote d’Ivoire gold resource upgrade

ASX-listed budding West African gold developer, Tietto Minerals continues to pile on the high-grade gold hits courtesy of a massive infill diamond drilling campaign at its three-million-ounce Abujar gold project in Côte d’Ivoire.

Matt Birney

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Anglo Australian adds more broad zones of WA Mandilla gold

Anglo Australian Resources continues to build an impressive ensemble of gold discoveries at its Mandilla project in WA. Infill drilling from the Mandilla East Main Zone has returned a wealth of broad mineralised intercepts including an eye-catching 83 metres grading 1.47 grams per tonne gold from 96m down-hole.

Matt Birney

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Kingwest delivers high-grade WA gold extensions

Kingwest Resources continues to deliver the goods at the Menzies project in the Goldfields of WA. Recent extensional and infill drilling has returned a suite of high-grade results outside the existing mineral resource including 4m going 7.7 g/t gold.

Matt Birney

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Lefroy extends gold-copper discovery target exploration

Lefroy Exploration has kicked off an initial diamond drilling program to follow up on the exciting “eastern porphyry” zone recently uncovered at its Burns gold-copper prospect in WA that yielded a 60m RC drill hit two months ago grading 5.22 g/t gold.

Matt Birney

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New entityGWR looks to spin-out gold asset

The junior iron ore miner is eyeing a demerger of its Wiluna West gold project, which hosts a resource of 293,000oz.

Stuart McKinnon

InvestmentSydney angel investor’s $100k punt on SA energy start-up

Shared experiences between defence veterans are at the heart of a $100,000 punt by a Sydney investor on a South Australian energy technology start-up.

Valerina Changarathil