Big falls from WA companies have driven shares to plummet to their second-steepest fall of the year, while a higher than expected inflation reading added to fears of higher rates.
Police Commissioner Chris Dawson's deputy Gary Dreibergs will succeed him as the state's vaccine commander, as the vaccine rollout reaches school-aged children.
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Osborne Park-based medical goods supplier Pacific Health Care has become the exclusive distributor of SuprCuvr, a hospital-grade disinfectant created by ASX-listed outfit Skin Elements.
Electrical services business GenusPlus Group has won a $40 million contract from Telstra, as part of the telco giant's move to decommission its exchange buildings across Australia.
The state government's superannuation board is outsourcing some of its services to Melbourne-based Frontier Advisors, having awarded the firm a $12.2 million contract.
Andrew Forrest-backed Swoop Holdings is completing its first acquisition of the year, having agreed to buy South Australian network provider iFibre for $1.5 million in cash.
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Australia has struck a deal to increase the local manufacturing of urea amid a global shortage, but Western Roads has expressed concerns that WA could be left out.
