Business News

Telstra Corporation will appear before the federal court after admitting to ‘unconscionable conduct’ when selling post-paid mobile contracts to Indigenous consumers.

Today's board moves wrap includes Rhoderick Grivas, Joshua Letcher, Helen Fisher, Susan Hunter, Telma Southgate, Alfie Germano, Wayne Best, and Adrian Griffin.

Perth-based Greenland Minerals has launched a $33 million capital raising to fund the development of its flagship rare earths project.

Today's board moves wrap includes Trinidad Perez, Jose Merino, LiangBing Yu, Mike Utsler, John Jetter, Sheng Lu, and Luke Wang.

There have been 5 insolvency appointments to Western-Australian-incorporated companies in the last two weeks.

South32 has agreed to sell a package of mining royalties to a Canadian business for $US55 million ($A75 million) in cash and shares.

WA-based shoe retailer Zomp has said it will close down in the coming weeks, 48 years after opening its first location in Trinity Arcade.

Losses to online shopping scams have surged during the COVID-19 pandemic, with Scamwatch now warning people to be cautious when buying their Christmas presents online.

Cedar Woods Properties has appointed Webb and Brown-Neaves to construct its townhouse development in Subiaco.

ADCO has been contracted to build Western Power’s new Forrestdale hub, which will house 850 operational and service employees.

WA’s workforce may be looking at the future of work with rose-tinted glasses, according to new research from the Committee for Perth.

Today's board moves wrap includes Karl Cicanese and Bruce Hooper.

Perth-based IT services provider Empired has forecast solid revenue and earnings growth in the current financial year on the back of multi-million contracts.

Today's board moves wrap includes Richard Hill, Grant Mooney, Michael Hendriks, Christopher Achurch, Robert Martin, Tim Coughlin, Daryl Corp, Andrew Cooke, Dave Filov, and Brian Rodan.

Twelve research projects led by Curtin University will share in $4.5 million in grants from the federal government.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Vanessa Kickett, Barry Winmar, Noelene McCormick, Robyn Collins, Kim Gibson, Romola Bucks, Kevin Gallagher, Ian Davies, Melanie Lynn and Vincent Bellandi.

Today's board moves wrap includes Dan Travers, Murray Black, and Karen Field.

West Perth-based information technology company Qbit has expanded its offering after acquiring two technology companies, PCGURU and Innov8ive Technology.

Today's board moves wrap includes John Welborn, Chris Daws, Neil Hutchison, Steve Warriner, Bernard Olivier, Evan Kirby, Paul Ching, and Jackie Lee.

Perth-based 88 Energy has completed a $10 million share placement to fund continuing exploration work in Alaska’s North Slope.

Perth-based bag brand Alf the Label beat international designers to be recognised at the UK Junior Design Awards 2020.

A petition calling on the state government to put in place a range of measures aimed at reinvigorating Armadale's central business district and helping to address social problems in the area has be

Today's board moves wrap includes Gregory Starr, Chiau Thuan Teh, and David McEntaggart.

Nexus Minerals has launched a $6.6 million share placement to fund a feasibility study on the company’s gold joint venture with Saracen Mineral Holdings.

Perth-based Sentient Computing has added 12 staff to its team after winning new contracts for its virtual reality training and 3D visualisation services.

Perth-based NEXION Networks has signed a strategic agreement with US company Aryaka to provide wide-area network access to its Australian customers.

SRG Global has secured $55 million in new work, including with Water Corporation to design and build a water tank in Karratha.

Today's board moves wrap includes David Round, Philip Hearse, George Bauk, and Justin Tremain.

Chalice Gold Mines will pay nearly $15 million to acquire three private properties near its Julimar nickel-copper project in Western Australia.

Perth-based communications firm gtmedia hasn’t let the state’s hard border policy deter its plans for national expansion, opening an office in Sydney.

Australia's share market finished higher but trade was suspended for most of the day after the introduction of a new trading system did not go as planned.

Western Australian Treasurer Ben Wyatt has abandoned plans to stay on in politics, announcing he will retire at the next election.