The former managing director of Chameleon Mining, Gregory Barnes, who was jailed for permitting the release of false and misleading information to the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has had his conviction quashed.
A study commissioned by the WA Chamber of Commerce and Industry has found WA's economy would shrink by $60 billion over the next decade if the resource super profits tax is introduced.
Premier Colin Barnett has admitted the bi-partisan deal to extend retail trading hours is complicated and not perfect but he's happy the state is moving towards deregulation.
The state Labor party has negotiated a surprise deal with the state government on retail trading that will allow shops to stay open until 9pm on weeknights and most stores to open on Sundays in the metropolitan area.
The state government has scrapped plans for a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) to build the new children's hospital saying it will be totally funded by yesterday's historic royalties agreement with BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto.
Agricultural investment company AACL Holdings has announced managing director Andrew McBain has resigned amid questions about the company's financial viability.
Litigation firm, IMF Australia has reached a $3.25 million conditional settlement on behalf of certain Westpoint investors against Professional Investment Services.
The state government has launched a new strategy it believes will guide the future of industrial land supply in the South-West region over the next 20 years.
EXECUTIVE director of specialist drilling company Coretrack, Warren Strange, has steadily increased his stake in the company over the past three months to become its largest shareholder.
The state government has entered into a joint venture with two construction companies, including Brookfield Multiplex, in an effort to make more affordable land available in Perth's southern and north-eastern corridors.
Queensland company, Sun Water, has been announced as the preferred irrigation water service provider for the initial stage of the Ord River Expansion Project.
A Federal Court justice has ruled in favour of Sirtex Medical in its damages claim against former University of WA scientist Bruce Gray, awarding the company approximately $1.9 million.
A POPULATION goal for Western Australia is one measure the Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA wants introduced to deal with a predicted massive labour shortfall over the next decade.
