Liv Declerck

The WA Mental Health Commission awarded the two charitable organisations with a tender valued at $12.6 million.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie interviews Liv Declerck on her latest feature on WA breweries.

There’s plenty of upside for WA’s emerging distilling sector.

Arts Minister David Templeman says plans for an Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Malaga screen facility will be boosted by the $286 million National Cultural Policy.

Craft beer players know the value of local appeal.

Australian Honey Ventures has launched its third capital raising with a $1 million target set to fund research for its medical-grade honey products.

Perth businesses are backing Fremantle Theatre Company’s post-COVID mission to deliver jobs.

Anna Reece has been announced as the next Perth Festival artistic director from 2025, taking over from Iain Grandage.

Liv Declerck talks about her recent conversation with fashion designer and artist Aurelio Costarella, who graces the cover of the latest edition of Business News.

Aurelio Costarella makes his comeback to the arts industry after five years of personal focus.

Western Australia’s population is forecast to continue increasing, with overseas migration growing by 251 per cent post-pandemic.

APM Human Services has secured a further $200 million debt facility, taking its total debt to over $1 billion, after entering a series of acquisitions.

Minderoo Foundation has set new donation target of $1 million to support the build of WA’s first children’s hospice.

CIMIC Group subsidiary CPB Contractors has been awarded a Rio Tinto contract valued at $250 million.

Mining and exploration company Solstice has appointed Nick Castleden as chief executive and managing director.

WA’s largest charity has fallen away from its number one position for the first time since 2014, suffering a financial loss of $10.8 million.

Liontown Resources is planning to operate the Kathleen Valley Lithium Project with 100 per cent renewable energy for 15 years, after signing an agreement with Zenith Energy.

Duratec and Monadelphous have both secured contracts on BHP's iron ore sites as part of a suite of new work.

St Pat’s marks 50 years as its fundraiser with the National Hotel passes $550,000 in donations.

Liontown Resources has announced Craig Hasson will be stepping down from his role as chief financial officer after three years with the company.

HBF has awarded two new contracts to support medical research initiatives at the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research and Telethon Kids Institute.

WA-based companies Vivian Plumbing and Civil, and Badge Constructions have been fined a total of $720,000, after a worker drowned at a Mosman Park site.

CBH Group has announced a partnership with transportation supplier Progress Rail to acquire seven new locomotives.

Chris Sutherland has been named as the new Fremantle Ports Authority chair, Ports Minister Rita Saffioti announced this morning.

Mincor Resources is on track to receive $55 million to advance development at its nickel operations.

CIMIC Group subsidiary UGL has secured more than $200 million in various energy and resource contracts in WA.

DUG Technology has secured contracts valued at $US24m ($A35m) five months into the financial year, setting it on track to exceed its total revenue for FY22.

Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation has announced it would be Euroz Hartleys Port to Pub Swim charity partner until 2025.

Perth-based PT Supplies Group has been fined over $240,000 after a teenage worker’s fingers were severed by forklift chains.

A Perth organisation has launched a new mentorship program to upskill women moving into leadership.

West Australian Ballet has announced three of its prominent dancers would be retiring amidst the celebration of the company’s 70th year.

Strike Energy has muscled back in amid the fight for ownership of its joint venture partner Warrego, lifting its stake in the target to 19.9 per cent to become its biggest shareholder.