X-Golf Morley: $2M Virtual Golf Centre Opens in Perth
A $2 million X-Golf virtual golf simulator entertainment venue is set to open in Morley, Perth's northeast, featuring six simulators, a bar, and community programs.
Category : Business
Actus Heat Plan May Constrain WA Iron Ore Mining Six Months Annually
A new heat management strategy by Actus in the Pilbara region risks restricting Western Australia's iron ore mining operations for up to six months each year, impacting production and economic output.
Fuel Shortages in WA Regions Amid Panic Buying Fears
Fuel availability has been reduced in Western Australia's regional areas, including Kulin, due to concerns over panic buying and supply chain disruptions.
Bunbury Farmers Market Joins Hot Cross Bun Debate
A Western Australian grocer has issued a tongue-in-cheek apology for not selling hot cross buns until March, taking a playful jab at major supermarkets that stock them months before Easter.
Fuel Shortage Hits SA Town, Residents Forced on 100km Trips
A severe fuel shortage has left Karoonda in South Australia completely dry, forcing residents to travel 100km round trips. The local independent service station says suppliers are prioritizing big chains, leaving farmers and emergency services struggling.
WA Mining Lobby Reports No Fuel Supply Issues for Major Companies
The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia states that major resources firms have not raised immediate fuel supply concerns, though the industry remains vigilant amid global market volatility.
St George Mining Enters ASX All Ords on Rare Earths Surge
St George Mining secures a spot in the S&P/ASX All Ordinaries Index, driven by its Araxá rare earths project in Brazil, with market value soaring 20-fold to nearly $500 million.
Townsville's International Flight Hopes Dashed by Airlines
Townsville's ambitions for international flights have been severely set back after major airlines rejected the airport's expansion plans, citing economic and logistical concerns.
Townsville's International Flight Drought to Continue Without Changes
Aviation experts warn that Townsville's lack of international flights will persist without significant infrastructure and policy changes, impacting the local economy and tourism sector.
Townsville Feral Pig War: 1,000+ Animals Culled
A major feral pig culling operation in Townsville has resulted in the removal of more than 1,000 animals, addressing significant agricultural and environmental threats.
Perth Petrol Prices Jump 35¢, Upend 'Cheap Tuesday'
Perth's average petrol price will rise 35¢ a litre on Tuesday, hitting 193.8¢, as Middle East conflict sparks panic buying and disrupts the weekly fuel cycle.
Woolworths Navigates 17-Day Strike in Supermarket War
Woolworths faces a 17-day strike in 2024, testing its resilience in a heated supermarket competition with Coles and Aldi as retail tensions escalate.
NAB Warns 5% Inflation Risk as Fuel Panic Buying Hits Australia
National Australia Bank cautions that inflation could spike to 5% due to Middle East turmoil driving fuel panic buying, impacting Australian drivers and the economy.
Gateway Maps 15km Gold Corridor Near WA's Glenburgh
Gateway Mining has identified a 15km gold exploration corridor adjacent to Benz Mining's 500,000-ounce Glenburgh deposit in WA's Gascoyne region, revealing promising geological similarities.
SeaRoad Ferries Accused of Cover-Up in Hijacking Case
SeaRoad Ferries faces severe criticism for allegedly concealing details of an attempted hijacking, raising safety concerns and calls for transparency in maritime operations.
Sterling First Collapse: Legal Blow for Pensioners
Pensioners face a legal setback as Raymond Jones, Ryan Jones, and Simon Bell await trial over the Sterling First collapse, highlighting ongoing financial distress.
Dalaroo Metals Hits High-Grade Gold in West Africa
Dalaroo Metals' scout sampling at the Bondoukou gold project in Côte d'Ivoire yields high-grade results up to 17.95g/t gold, signaling strong exploration potential in a prolific gold belt.
58kg Giant Pumpkin Wins Robertson Show Prize
A 58kg giant pumpkin grown by Peters has claimed victory at the Robertson Show, highlighting the growing craze for oversized produce in local competitions.
Auric's Munda Gold Project Beats Forecasts by 40%
Auric Mining has surpassed production forecasts at its Munda gold project in Western Australia, delivering over 8,400 ounces and boosting cash to $41 million.
Middle East Conflict Fuels Australian Cost-of-Living Crisis
Escalating tensions in the Middle East are set to drive up Australian living costs, with economists warning of higher petrol, grocery, and energy prices, impacting household budgets nationwide.
Hunter Valley Coal Jobs Lost as Muswellbrook Mines Close
The closure of major coal mines in Muswellbrook, Hunter Valley, has led to significant job losses, impacting local communities and raising concerns about the region's economic future amid a shift away from fossil fuels.
Domino's Chairman Buys $3M Shares in Troubled Chain
Domino's Pizza Enterprises executive chair Jack Cowin has purchased an additional $3 million worth of shares in the company, signaling confidence amid recent challenges.
TMK Energy Breaks Gas Record in Mongolia's Gurvantes Project
TMK Energy achieves a new daily gas production record at its Gurvantes XXXV coal seam gas project in Mongolia, driven by the stellar performance of well LF-07.
Pacgold Readies SA White Dam Gold Mine for Re-Crush Operation
Pacgold is advancing plans to re-crush material at its White Dam heap leach gold mine in South Australia, aiming to unlock extra ounces and generate near-term cash flow with new equipment and strategic initiatives.
Newcastle Women Call on Men for Gender Equality
A group of Newcastle women is advocating for men to actively participate in achieving gender balance, highlighting the need for shared responsibility in both professional and domestic spheres.
ASX Plunges as Middle East Conflict Sparks Oil Price Surge
Australia's share market has experienced a sharp decline, with the ASX200 dropping over 4% due to escalating Middle East tensions and soaring oil prices, wiping billions in value.
CPI at 3.8% Hides True Cost-of-Living Pressures
Australia's Consumer Price Index shows 3.8% inflation, but experts warn this figure fails to capture the full extent of cost-of-living pressures facing households nationwide.
Nelson Bay's New Five-Storey Development to Transform Area
A new five-storey development in Nelson Bay is set to transform the locale, featuring commercial and residential spaces to boost the local economy and community.
KitchenAid Sale: 30% Off at David Jones Until March 29
David Jones is hosting a massive KitchenAid sale with discounts up to 30% on premium stand mixers, food choppers, and toasters. The Artisan Tilt Head Stand Mixer drops to $697 from $1,099. Sale ends March 29, 2026.
Fortescue Starts WA's Biggest Solar Farm Construction
Fortescue Metals Group has launched construction on Western Australia's largest solar farm, a key step in its ambitious plan to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030.
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