Jamie Wade
For the first time in Australia, a project is in the pipeline to produce low-emission hydrogen and graphite from sewage at a wastewater treatment plant south of Perth.
Conditional environmental approval has been given to a private developer proposing to develop a gold project in the southern Goldfields-Esperance region with a capital cost of $85 million.
A proposed sulphate of potash (SOP) project in the eastern Pilbara with a pre-production capital cost of $409 million has received Major Project Status from the Federal Government.
The WA Government has awarded two major METRONET project contracts including a $253m train station upgrade and a level crossing project.
Construction is planned to start later this year subject to finance and approvals for a manganese project in the southern Pilbara region of WA that woud cost $24 million to develop and have 42-year mine life.
A preferred proponent has been named to build a multi‑storey car park, increasing capacity at a train station in the Peel region by about 700 bays.
The proponent of a $208m sulphate of potash project in the Eastern Goldfields has been given a green light to undertake minor and preliminary works.
An emergency department expansion in Adelaide has reached an important milestone with the appointment of a design team to help plan and design the expanded facility.
A British owned resources company has been granted further approval to develop the next stage of its iron ore project in the Katherine Region.
Environmental approval has been granted for a proposed large-scale wind and solar renewable energy project, comprising a series of onshore linear arrays of wind turbines and solar panels, and a transmission cable corridor to the coast.
