Maybe it doesn’t match a pistol being wielded at the entry to a Ghana apartment block, but the Bull is looking forward to a family showdown in Perth.
Sugarcoating the way to go as ASX bosses David Clarke , Helen Lofthouse grapple with chronic problems at market operator.
Watch out, the good people of Meekatharra. Former Perth and Margaret River firebrand Ross Smith is back on the dozer at a mine site near you.
A tsunami of taxpayer cash for the battery sector? The Bull was left pondering the uncanny feeling he’d seen this all before. Several times.
Poolside drinks unlikely as Alan McKail and Mladen ‘Aladdin’ Ninkov can’t even agree on their first encounter.
Australia’s nickel industry has been in the s*** in recent times but Glencore’s Murrin Murrin have taken the sentiment a little too literally. Plus: The Bull sharpens his horns on an economic expert.
Money of Mine nerds left to their spreadsheets as Matty, Ally depart West Perth industry watcher.
Bears Perth? Perth Bears? One of them piques our interest as Premier Roger Cook leathers up with the National Rugby League.
We reveal the multimillion-dollar price tag for Chris Ellison’s second-hand luxury yacht Anya. Plus: Chalice boss’s margin call, and Earth Energy’s veil of secrecy.
The Bull is not the only one relishing veterinarian Kay McIntosh’s campaign to get hold of defamation winnings from vegan activist Tash Peterson and her man bag Jack Higgins.
Ghost trains to Yanchep have dominated headlines this month but two alleged $1 billion-plus clerical errors may have given Transport Minister Rita Saffioti an even bigger fright.
Billionaire and political disrupter Clive Palmer’s fight with the State Government has been the gift that keeps on giving for Perth’s professional set. Plus: Roger Cook pours fuel on the hydrogen fire.
Why Rio Tinto chair Dominic Barton is willing to break the ice in Greenland to mint a few coins. Plus: Donald goes off the deep end and Crown Perth gets set to show its hand.
WA Supreme Court judge Jenni Hill is about to become part of what is believed to the first brother and sister combination to sit on Australian benches (and we’re not talking about park benches).
Victory Metals fesses up after Alannah MacTiernan, Brendan Clark get carried away flogging Cue study.
Lotus Resources eyes exit from Grant Davey’s fold.
Tony Sage has clearly hit the big time as he promotes his NASDAQ-listed wishful Critical Metals Corp.
Meg O’Neill’s Woodside team vow to embrace Gulf of America as politics trumps geography, history.
WATCH WHAT HAPPENED: Chris Ellison shows no mercy gagging chief financial officer Mark Wilson as the billionaire’s MinRes lieutenant tried to fill and information gap.
Andrew Forrest’s boardroom bruiser and purported pickler Peter Salter off to the Grand Palace in the sky.
It’s more than Beta Hunt’s dodgy pumps and ventilation that needs fixing at Westgold.
Opening yourself up to questions from your workers can be fraught with danger — especially when you’re one of Australia’s richest people with a net worth of more than $16 billion.
Daniel Newell
The Pastoral and Graziers Association’s $2 million mulesing exposes cracks in WA’s not-for-profit sector.
Judicial mauling of high profile lawyer John Hammond signals paleo diet at WA Supreme Court.
