Justin Fris

ANALYSIS: The 2024 financial performances of three major Australian Rules Football entities in Western Australia make for interesting reading.

As the 2025-26 Ashes Test series gets underway between Australia and England at Optus Stadium in November, spectators will also be able to kick on after stumps.

Nedlands-based junior Tali Resources has announced plans for a $7.5 million IPO next month, as it pushes for sustained success at its West Arunta project.

On and off-court, the Perth Wildcats are keen to continue relishing their "Red Army" of supporters, according to owner Mark Arena.

West Afrian-focused Resolute Mining has announced another management change, with Gavin Harris appointed chief operating officer.

Jack McGinn and Justin Fris discuss why WA’s ability to decarbonise hinges on the development of power transmission networks.

Perth Wildcats owner Mark Arena has provided insight into the National Basketball League club’s decision to undertake a significant rebrand.

Netball WA's commitment to growing overall participation in the Peel region has taken another step forward.

Austin Engineering boss David Singleton says he is confident the company will be able to attain future profitable revenue growth in Chile.

Qantas Airways Group has announced the closure of its Singapore-based Jetstar Asia subsidiary, as part of a strategic restructure.

Jack McGinn and Justin Fris discuss the establishment and business fundamentals of the newly-created Perth Bears rugby league team.

Golf Western Australia posted a net surplus of $115,004 in 2024, up from $53,339 during the prior corresponding period.

ANALYSIS: The Perth Football Club has taken a leaf out of East Perth's book as it aims to end its lengthy league premiership drought.

A new Perth rugby league team aims to make its mark from the 2027 NRL season, and become a sporting force in the state.

Metcash has announced the creation of the Total Tools and Hardware Group – a merged entity of its Independent Hardware Group and Total Tools Holdings entities.

Engineering firm Worley has been awarded a contract by Glenfarne Group in relation to its Alaska LNG pipeline.

A successful season from the West Coast Fever aided Netball WA posting a surplus of $173,106 last year.

US-focused Perth company IperionX has secured a contract with the US department of defence, valued up to $US99 million.

Richard Hyde-led West African Resources has told the market it will align with the 2024 Burkina Faso mining code, which was implemented in August.

The Foreign Investment Review Board has waved through the Robe River Joint Venture’s bid to acquire the Robe Mesa iron ore project from CZR Resources.

Experienced businessman Peter Stokes has been appointed managing director and chief executive of Strike Energy, as the company aims to further strengthen its leadership team.

Japanese entertainment conglomerate Mixi has increased its bid to acquire online sports betting agency Pointsbet.

West Perth-based junior Alchemy Resources has secured the remaining 50 per cent of iron ore rights at the Bryah basin project, located north of Meekatharra.

Lithium-focused Pilbara Minerals has announced that Luke Bortoli has resigned as the company’s chief financial officer.

Wesfarmers has announced a change within its Officeworks portfolio, with Sarah Hunter to depart from the company from August.

Domino’s has continued its broad business personnel transition, confirming a major shift within its Japanese operations.

Babylon Pump and Power is hopeful of being able to enhance its earnings power on the back of news it has filed documents to acquire Bunbury-based Blue Hire.

PKKP Aboriginal Corporation chief executive Grant Wilson says its newly signed co-management agreement with Rio Tinto could instill positive mining change in the Pilbara.

EV Resources has further strengthened its balance sheet, following the sale of its Yanamina gold project in Peru.

Outgoing Swan Districts Football Club chief executive Jeff Dennis has provided insight behind his decision to depart Steel Blue Oval from August 31.

Another prominent West Australian Football League club chief executive has announced their departure.

Perenti has secured a five-year underground mining contract valued at around $1.1 billion with Endeavour Mining Corporation in Burkina Faso.