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The Environmental Protection Authority has declined to formally assess a proposed $300 million, 150-megawatt wind farm at Kings Rocks.

Some 50 years after an agreement was first signed, Rio Tinto and descendants of late prospector Peter Wright will revisit their joint venture for the Rhodes Ridge iron orebody.

Construction progress at the Abra base metals mine reached 87 per cent complete at September 30 and is on track for first concentrate production in Q1 2023.

With plans for a port and rail project on hold, the State Government is instead looking at turning Oakajee into an industrial hydrogen precinct.

The Mount Peake vanadium-titanium-iron project is no closer to a final investment decision after owner TNG revealed there would be a significant but uncertain increase in costs.

Battery metals dominate the latest round of the State Government’s EIS co-funded drilling program.

Businesses are encouraged to apply for a share of $15 million in grants to support WA’s heavy industry transition to net zero carbon emissions by 2050.

WA's resources sector continues to drive the State and national economies, with record sales of $231 billion and the highest-ever employment figures in 2021-22.

WA’s resources and construction sectors are defying the overall trend of ebbing business confidence for the coming year, although skills shortages continue to affect both industries.

Sheffield Resources and joint venture partner Yansteel have made a Final Investment Decision to construct and develop the Thunderbird mineral sands project in northern WA.

Liontown Resources will formally start construction on its $545 million Kathleen Valley lithium and tantalum project near Leinster after receiving key State Government approvals.

The Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility has committed a $220 million loan to support the development of Perdaman's $US4.2 billion urea project.