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Whether it’s geopolitical tensions, industrial disputes, piracy or climate change, supply chain disruptions have a major effect on global trade and the cost of doing business.
The integration of the Australian and US marine forces has begun with a scheduled port visit of the USS Annapolis, a Los Angeles-class fast-attack submarine (SSN), at HMAS Stirling on March 11.
Wesfarmers and SQM’s joint venture, Covalent Lithium, opened its Mt Holland lithium mine and concentrator on March 7, remaining bullish about the lithium industry despite challenges....
Businesses need to prepare and strategise early to navigate changes to enterprise agreement (EA) bargaining or risk being forced to agree to unreasonable terms that favour unions, CCIWA warns.
Mining services business Portable PPB is taking the world by storm with its flagship product, detectORE.
Key updates of major WA mining projects from November 2023 to January 2024.
Key updates of major WA energy projects from November 2023 to January 2024.
Key updates of major WA infrastructure projects from November 2023 to January 2024.
Disruptions from an ongoing industrial dispute at Fremantle Port are “catastrophic” for businesses up and down the supply chain, Curtin University’s Dr Elizabeth Jackson warns.
WA’s defence industry is attracting major international companies, with the State Government signing separate memorandums of understanding with the United States’ Huntington Ingalls Industries and the...
WA’s emerging space industry has the attention of NASA, as highlighted at the Indo-Pacific Space and Earth Conference in October.
Advocacy efforts by CCIWA have been awarded with the State Government announcing a package of project approvals reforms that will slash the green tape tying up billions of dollars of investment in WA....
An agreement between Austal and the Federal Government is set to provide long-term work for WA’s shipbuilding industry, with 18 vessels in the pipeline.
The integration of the space sector with the minerals and resources industry is well underway, offering mutual advancements in technology, decarbonisation and electrification.
Acknowledgement of Country
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA (CCIWA) acknowledges the traditional custodians of Australia and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the elders past and present.
