Tom Rabe

Former West Australian premier Colin Barnett says billionaire Andrew Forrest's Fortescue Metals may struggle to regain the trust of Indigenous

The miner has inked a 500-tonne rare earths deal with the Albanese, allowing it to proceed with the Nolan project in Alice Springs, which aims to produce 5 per cent of global rare earths supply,

Premier Roger Cook has warned that Western Australia could be forced to start fracking in the Kimberley region if Woodside's $30 billion offshore Browse project is not developed and the state is left short of gas as a result.

Superannuation giant HESTA has admonished Andrew Forrest's Fortescue over its handling of Indigenous affairs, calling for the company to urgently

Premier Roger Cook says Fortescue's $150 million in court-ordered compensation to the Yindjibarndi people has the potential to reverberate through

West Australian Labor Premier Roger Cook has warned unions not to overreach as they push to re-establish organised labour in the Pilbara and says

Western Australia's peak mining lobby has become embroiled in an open war between resources giants Fortescue and BHP, with the Andrew Forrest-led

Andrew Forrest's Fortescue has urged Yindjibarndi traditional landowners to accept its offer of a quick settlement of the nation's largest native title payout and avoid prolonging their court feud by lodging an appeal.

The West Australian government is growing increasingly nervous about the pace of decarbonisation in the Pilbara, where an internal industry fight has blown open.

The Albanese government's attempt to rein in sports wagering advertising has been rubbished by key crossbench MPs and anti-gambling campaigners, who are warning the proposed laws will do little to protect children.