Peter Klinger takes Investor Relations reins
We’re delighted to announce the appointment of Peter Klinger to the position of Director, Investor Relations.
Is voluntary administration the end for Virgin or a way to a new beginning?
Our second airline is going into administration but that doesn't necessarily mean it will be grounded into the future.
The 268 Podcast: why do I really need a website?
It’s generally agreed that you’re dead in the water unless you can offer customers, clients and other stakeholders a website that is easy to find and use. But the journey can be more complicated than you think.
Pitch perfect – getting your story heard
Your story might be the most exciting thing that's ever happened to your company - but unless you know how you are going to pitch it, it's unlikely to travel far.
Why it’s critical to have a contact(able) person on your announcements
Sometimes the most important touch in our digital world is a human one.
Our experts predict the biggest trends of 2020
Cannings Purple experts take a look into the crystal ball and forecast the trends they expect to see emerging in months to come.
Agribusiness specialist David Lock joins Cannings Purple
David Lock brings decades of experience to his new role as special counsel.
Don’t be a Luddite and rage against the machine
It takes skilled people to get the best out of technological capability - and that's a story we need to get much better at telling.
The one characteristic that will define the future worker
It's one of the most vexing questions facing businesses today. But the answer may be less around physical skills than a particular mindset.
Australia must play to its natural strengths and innovate to compete
The global battle for mining and resources supremacy is fierce, the Resources Technology Showcase in Perth has been told.
Incoming BHP boss likens WA to Silicon Valley
Mike Henry says the State has to continue to be a hub of innovation and collaboration.
‘Come to WA’, McGowan tells big miners, tech companies
WA Premier Mark McGowan has addressed the Resources Technology Showcase in Perth, telling the crowd the State was the "best mining jurisdiction in the world."
Brisbane: a year of growth with much more to come
Time flies when you're having fun (and keeping busy).
Topical talks at the Perth Resources Technology Showcase
From BHP's new boss to robots galore, Peter Klinger takes a look at the Resources Technology Showcase ahead of its start in Perth.
WA to become rare earths world leader with Federal pledge
As demand continues to grow for critical minerals, WA is in the box seat to take advantage of some unique opportunities.
Activism, agility and authenticity key themes at IMARC
It was an eye-opening few days in Melbourne, with more than 7000 delegates from around the world, high-profile protests and international presenters.
Beware the angry shareholder or face Another Grumpy Meeting
Keeping shareholder happy is an increasingly challenging task for companies. But it can be made much easier.
Pods, parking and moving on from the Milk Arrowroots – your AGM reimagined
If you're treating your annual general meeting as nothing more than a box-ticking exercise, it might be time you did something else - and thought outside the box.
‘Nowhere in the world is as important as WA in this space’
If anybody needed an additional reminder of WA’s place in the new energy and battery materials pecking order, then it came this week.
Cannings Purple wins major Asia Pacific award
Cannings Purple has been named the Corporate/Financial Consultancy of the Year at the Asia Pacific SABRE Awards in Singapore.
Tackling the cultural divide is a key to Asian economic success
A largely intangible part of the WA Government's new Asian Engagement Strategy may prove to be the key to its success.
Why a piece of my heart belongs to Africa
Peta Baldwin was a 'green and naive' Aussie when she headed to South Africa in 2000, expecting to stay a couple of years at most. Nine years later, she and her husband had to be dragged out of the country 'kicking and screaming.'
All that glistens is not gold in Kalgoorlie-Boulder
The record gold price should be a huge boost for Kalgoorlie-Boulder - but a visit to the capital of our Goldfields reveals a town approaching a turning point.
Lots to talk about, deals to be done as Diggers draws curtain on 2019
As the gold price rose to above $2200 an ounce, Diggers & Dealers has closed with a sense of optimism - for a wide range of commodities.
Rain on the golden parade can’t dampen Diggers spirits
A shower that hit delegates working outside wasn't nearly as impactful as the carnage on the sharemarket.
Miners need to talk to us, ‘not just among themselves’
Former Australian Army chief David Morrison AO has given some frank but important advice at the Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
How good is Diggers? – an ex-PM, the gold price, Trump and greenfields exploration
As far as opening days go, day one at Diggers & Dealers in Kalgoorlie-Boulder delivered in golden spades. The sun was shining, the coffee machines withstood testing conditions and John Howard proved the most popular keynote speaker here since …. the last time an Australian Prime Minister completed a full term. Which, of course, was John Howard, a point made rather well by Diggers & Dealers’ outgoing chairman, and gold industry doyen, Nick Giorgetta. Giorgetta hands over to Jim Walker on Wednesday night. “How good is the gold price?” Howard, channelling the current PM, asked an estimated near-record crowd of 2400 miners,
Mining industry shouldn’t apologise: John Howard
The appearance of former Prime Minister John Howard meant Diggers & Dealers started on an unusually political note.
Gold will glitter at Diggers…but that won’t be all
Nothing sparkles as bright as a good gold story. And what better place to be than Kalgoorlie-Boulder when Aussie gold is trading above a jaw-dropping $2100 an ounce. Welcome to this year’s rendition of the Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum, a miners and investors convention founded on gold but regularly taken over by fad commodities. Sign up to our newsletter to stay up-do-date with all the Diggers & Dealers news A bumper crowd likely to exceed 2000 has descended on the Goldfields capital ahead of today’s opening day proceedings, when the key presenters list will include former PM John Howard, South32 chief development
Stories told (and sold) in Noosa point towards Diggers
Know your story. Own your story. Tell your story. Those are non-negotiables for any mining company in the modern investment environment.