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From Luke Kidgell’s Good Intentions to Polar Plunge, here’s your guide to the week ahead in the Great Southern

Battle lines have been drawn as workers join unions and mining companies fiercely resist change. So what does BHP want, and what do today’s striking workers want?

Fleetwood is paying $20 million for Bechtel’s 2169-bed Red Dog village, adding to the 1500 beds it already has in Karratha’s Searipple village and the Osprey camp in Port Hedland.

Strike action by BHP workers in the Pilbara today — the first in almost three decades — has marred revelations that the Big Australian has pulled in its biggest-ever haul of iron ore.

Massive end of financial year discounts have failed to move the needle for Australian retailers, as households keep their wallets closed.

A planning commission must consider local climate impacts from burning coal overseas, environmentalists say, as hearings begin for a major mine expansion.

The workplace use of drugs, particularly methamphetamine and cocaine, is rising and remains a real safety risk for employers.

Evolution Mining’s Mungari operations west of Kalgoorlie-Boulder took a giant stride in the 2026 financial year toward becoming a 200,000 ounces-a-year producer.

US stocks have closed higher as investors digested economic data and major companies' earning results.

The Albanese Government will not stop tomorrow’s strike in the Pilbara - despite last minute pleas from WA business and resource groups for federal intervention to stop WA’s darkest hour, in years.