Rio Tinto, Wesfarmers, Mineral Resources, Azure Minerals and Cottesloe dealmaker Grant Davey all feature in our Bull awards for the waning fiscal year.
Here’s hoping low-flying Nev Power has no more cognitive distortions as the dreaded lurgy takes hold and Swan Valley isolation beckons.
Herd on the Terrace
It’s obviously been a busy time for Genesis Minerals lately, what with all the chatter with its various Leonora neighbours like St Barbara, Saturn Metals and Red 5 about possible tie-ups.
It looks like Peppermint Grove dentist and fringe business player Peter Fiore has done the deal of a lifetime in Bleak City.
Never mind Cambridge mayor spitting chewy at Planning Institute, we’re teeing up for battle between publican and avid golfer, network.
HOTT: The Bull turned to the gold play’s loyal spin doctor Paul Armstrong this week for an answer to some prickly questions, only to be told his company Read Corporate no longer works for Genesis. But why?
HOTT: Oh to be a mosquito on the wall at the TAB WA’s Herdsman Lake headquarters as potential buyers check out the State Government-owned betting agency.
John Van Der Wielen’s resignation as chief executive of HBF has set tongues wagging in Perth, with the rumours about his next gig honing in on his CV.
Sam Walsh’s much trumpeted appointment to the board of one of WA’s most influential Aboriginal corporation has come to a quiet end inside a year.
Never mind a technical stuff-up, Melbourne gangland lawyer Zarah Garde-Wilson proves a winner west of the rabbit proof fence.
Staff writers
We hear the Royal Flying Doctor Service is slowly making progress with its hunt for a new chair to replace millionaire businessman Nev Power.
Herd on the Terrace: These three WA listed companies have held a secret meeting to talk strategy on how to retain COVID-19 breacher Nev Power on their boards following his eight-month suspended jail sentence.
Heads up, one of Herd on the Terrace’s most infamous alumni appears to be heading back to Perth after quitting WA nearly eight years ago. Here’s what he has been up to since ...
Elizabeth Gaines remains chief executive of Fortescue Metals Group but the question is: for how much longer?
Northern Star Resources finally came clean on Thursday about the worst kept secret since Meg O’Neill landed the top job at Woodside.
Border rorting Demons supporter Mark Babbage has been quietly rubbed out as a financial planner as the focus switches to his fellow COVID-19 boundary hopper, Nev Power.
Word is that Vimy Resources has welcomed rival uranium player Deep Yellow back into the room for a chat.
Given the lack of masks being worn at tables, it will be fortunate if this week’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA breakfast for Prime Minister Scott Morrison is not a COVID super spreader.
Labour hire gun Lezly D’Limi goes from hunted to hunter after gaining celebrity backing for her new Adelaide Terrace venture Talentko.
Northern Star managing director Stuart Tonkin recently had his snowboarding plans thwarted. Here’s what stopped him from hitting the slopes in Colorado.
Gossip has been running hot this week about outgoing MP and former Federal attorney-general Christian Porter setting up his shingle as a private lawyer after the Federal election.
Neale Prior
A veteran HOTT operative thought he’d fallen for all the tricks until he started covering attempts by technology entrepreneurs Todd and Chadd Burgess to bankrupt Sam Barnett.
Veteran stockbroker and dealmaker Tony Cunningham learns the dangers and opportunities in testing new COVID travel rules.
Given our history as a penal colony, we hope Mark McGowan has found the right man to help beckon the huddled masses and wretched refuse to WA’s golden door ... if and when we reopen?
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