JB Hi-Fi chief executive Terry Smart says the company's commitment to driving value has resulted in it being able to continue positive financial momentum.
McCusker Holdings, the family office of former governor Malcolm McCusker, has sold its stake in WA education and cyber safety firm Qoria for $96 million.
A Curtin University-operated hub, partly funded by the state government's $40 million agreement with Chevron, is set to support major projects aimed to decarbonise the state.
WA-based Rent.com.au has inked a $10 million funding facility to launch a new product, offering a move-now-pay-later loan designed to cover rental costs.
Philanthropic giving circle, 100 Women, has launched an event combining the use of AI with the ideas of Western Australians to create practical solutions for two local charities.
Australia's national security chief has detailed 24 cases in which authorities were able to disrupt espionage activities targeted at Australians since 2022 - more than the prior eight years combined.
Cyber law enforcement from the Five Eyes Alliance have detailed the techniques of Scattered Spider, the group believed to be behind a recent Qantas data breach.
FBR, the WA company behind the brick laying robot HadrianX, has unveiled its latest offering – a robot which can weld up to eight times faster than a human.
Canadian data centre operator Carrier Connect Data Solutions has purchased the West Perth Nexion W1 data centre, as part of its push into the Asia Pacific.
Balcatta-based mining services firm Imdex will spend $26 million to buy 80 per cent of a Norwegian geoscience technology developer, in a move to boost its AI capabilities.
An industrial-scale 3D printer designed and manufactured in WA and founded by a 27-year-old has been granted $400,000 to advance its manufacturing-as-a-service business model.
The world's biggest survey of low frequency satellite radio emissions has found that Elon Musk's Starlink satellites are significantly interfering with radio astronomy observations.
A device borne out of University of Western Australia has been hailed the biggest breakthrough in foetal monitoring in five decades, as its first trials come to an end.
Critical digital supply chain blind spots are leaving some of our most vital industries vulnerable, and several recent breaches show how far the impacts can be felt.
Japanese information technology firm NEC has chosen Keith Morrison to lead its Australia and New Zealand operations, the first time the role will be based in Perth.
