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One of WA’s most prominent defence industry executives is set to jump ship and take a senior role with global shipbuilder Luerssen.

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Nickel miner Western Areas has incurred a full-year loss on the back of “mine production issues” at its Forrestania operations near Kalgoorlie.

Listed contractor Macmahon Holdings has secured further work at the Tropicana and Telfer mines in Western Australia, with the contracts worth more than $600 million in total.

A homegrown satellite designed and built by Curtin University is set to launch from Cape Canaveral, Florida this weekend.

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Western Australia’s unemployment rate has fallen to 4.6 per cent, the lowest since December 2013.

The state government will provide quarantine assistance to arrivals from Kabul, as part of Australia’s mission to evacuate people from the Taliban-controlled city.

Perth-based technology consultancy Velrada has made several new hires to support its growth as it continues to consider ways to raise capital.

The owner of former Perth-based labour hire business Hi Ho Personnel has been found guilty of underpaying an international student working as a casual employee by more than $31,000.

Andrew Forrest's Squadron Energy has confirmed it will back out of a Kimberley oil and gas venture.

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The state government will allocate $15.1 million in the 2021-22 budget to protect Western Australia’s primary industries from biosecurity risks.

Edith Cowan University has released the first designs of its 11-storey city campus along William Street.

Shares in IMDEX were up by more than 8 per cent today, after the mining technology company reported a significant jump in revenue and net profit.

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ASX-listed contractor Decmil Group has secured new work, including at Fortescue Metals Group’s Cloudbreak mine in the Pilbara.

Veris subsidiary Aqura Technologies has won its second contract from BHP this month for further work on the miner’s iron ore accommodation villages.

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NBN Co has reported a jump in revenue to $4.6 billion, after connecting nearly a million more residential and business premises to the network in the past 12 months.

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Perth-based Jadar Resources is acquiring two past-producing tin projects in the Northern Territory for $6.5 million in cash, plus options.

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The federal government has announced a $1.1 billion package to address Indigenous disadvantage, after the Closing the Gap 2021 report found only three of 14 targets were on track to be met.