 ABC Online | No true alliance of black and green interests in WA The Australian (blog) THE furore over Woodside's $30 billion gas project in the far north of Western Australia brings together an unlikely alliance of feuding Aborigines and ... WA Premier starts compulsory land acquisition for gas project Barnett's compulsory land acquisition in Kimberly a farce Australian leader acquires Aboriginal land |
Rolling in it Sydney Morning Herald According to RBC Capital Markets, some $84 billion worth of resources projects are under way in Queensland and Western Australia, and a further $69 billion ... |
Now for the good news: the boom is bouncing back Sydney Morning Herald Way above the national average was Western Australia on 7.9 per cent. Dragging down the average were Tasmania on a weak 2.6 per cent and Queensland, ... |
 International Business Times AU | World's biggest gasification plant a step closer ABC Online ... has granted environmental approval for what will be the world's biggest coal gasification and storage facility, in Western Australia's South West. ... Western Australia takes one step to biggest gasification plant |
 G-Online (blog) | Concern deal could threaten emerging uranium industry ABC Online Western Australia's Chamber of Minerals and Energy is concerned that a deal struck between Labor and the Greens could threaten WA's emerging uranium ... The two-speed economy is back |
Landowners Shout `Bingo' as West Australia's Mining Towns Boom Bloomberg Like Karratha, its property prices are booming, giving it a mean housing price of A$908000, according to Real Estate Institute of Western Australia figures. ... |
Jobs on offer again as market recovers The Australian In Queensland, Victoria and Western Australia it was closer to 3.5 to 4 per cent, depending on the sector and how the organisation had emerged from the ... |
China Buying Australia by the Shipload Raises Cash, Outback Ire Bloomberg s Gorgon natural gas project at Barrow Island, off the northwest coast of Western Australia, will cost $37 billion to build and employ 6000. ... |
Indigenous jobs boom in the Ord Valley ABC Online Indigenous participation in Western Australia's Ord Expansion project, has exceeded targets set by the WA Government, with more than 50 Aboriginal people ... |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Divided we stand The Australian The mining states of Queensland and Western Australia thumped Labor, while the southern states of Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania embraced Labor. ... Gillard poised at a tipping point Business tells pollies: 'remember the west' |
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