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Australia’s Mollie O’Callaghan stormed home to claim gold in the women’s 200m freestyle final ahead of teammate Ariarne Titmus on Tuesday morning at the Paris La Defense Arena.

Australia’s hopes of reaching the women’s soccer quarter finals at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games remain alive, following Monday morning’s stunning 6-5 win over a devastated Zambia at the Allianz Riviera in Nice.

The 2024 Paris Olympic Games has been officially opened – with driving rain failing to dampen spirits nor the flame.

Between July 26 and Monday August 11, Business News will regularly provide extensive online coverage of major events at the Olympic Games for our loyal readership.

Australia's quest for a medal in rugby sevens is well and truly alive, while the Matildas were defeated 3-0 by an efficient Germany in their Group B women's soccer opener.

The boss of a Pilbara local government has urged policymakers to “get out of the way” and instead fund local councils to solve housing problems themselves.

Business News has won seven accolades at the Alliance of Area Business Publishers’ awards announced in Baton Rouge, in the United States.

Tradition and history are strong motivators driving the state’s WAFL clubs, which are exploring new revenue streams and shoring up supporter engagement.

Iron ore magnate Gina Rinehart has risen to the top of the state’s 2024 Power 500, with her influence over mining projects behind a $45 billion fortune the clinching factor.

The Aboriginal group enmeshed in a royalties dispute with Andrew Forrest is building multiple commercial enterprises in the Pilbara.

After six years of development in WA and Tasmania, a new player has launched a retail presence in the busy tourist town.

Emyjor Services managing director Greg Bowden was revealed as First Amongst Equals at the 40under40 Awards for 2024, winning first place ahead of a diverse cohort of WA’s young business and community leaders.

Wittenoom’s asbestos tailings would cost $200 million to clean up, according to a buried state government report which also details a preferred remediation method

The chronically underfunded arts sector needs the government, media and public to recognise its value and provide appropriate support.

A planning dispute at Onslow has illustrated one of the many issues facing the oil and gas sector as it proceeds with a huge decommissioning challenge.

The new Aged Care Act is a welcome departure from its predecessor but lacks detail.

Premier Roger Cook traversed everything from Karl Lagerfeld to economic development when he opened a private art gallery run by former WA Ballet executive director Olivier David.

Businesswoman and mentor Tory Archbold has told a group of Perth business identities not to be afraid to be themselves.

Governments are under no obligation to accept advice from the sector about costs and funding strategies.

The Bremer Bay Resort and the historic Freemasons Hotel in Geraldton are among the half a dozen country pubs and motels poised to change hands after hitting the property market.

Everyone at Business News would like to thank you for your support during 2023 and wish you a Merry Christmas and a safe, happy New Year.

The final report from the Disability Royal Commission is somewhat underwhelming.

Lifeline WA, Bestbar Reinforcements and Topdrill were among the winners of the 2023 RISE Business Awards.

Exercise and mental wellbeing are seen as synergistic, for weekend warriors and professionals alike.

Driving equitable, flexible funding in Western Australia’s aged care sector is an emerging focal point for providers, alongside tackling the persistent workforce shortage.

The voice referendum is an historic opportunity to help Indigenous people, young and old.

Communication and involvement in all facets are at the centre of sustainable sporting organisations.

The Julie Drago-led company has added two Kewdale properties to its stable of assets for $6.3 million.

A WA pharmaceutical innovation for respiratory viruses is closing in on human trials after being awarded a $500,000 government grant.

The Perth law firm prepared to represent hundreds of aggrieved homeowners in a class action against BGC Housing Group has assured participants concerned over backlash.

The aim is to ensure the continued relevance and sustainability of the disability scheme.

A group of aggrieved homeowners have gathered outside the State Administrative Tribunal to protest against BGC Housing Group, the subject of a proposed class action lawsuit.