Airbus Helicopters have opened a new $11 million WA distribution centre which will service aircraft across the state, including those transporting oil and gas workers.
The Mid West Ports Authority’s proposed $350 million marine infrastructure upgrades that could support the rollout of renewable projects has been greenlit by the state’s environmental umpire.
After receiving below-market compensation for years, former Virgin Australia boss Jayne Hrdlicka is getting more than $50 million following its successful IPO.
Qantas will significantly expand its nonstop services between Perth and Rome in 2026, extending the seasonal route and adding an extra weekly flight to almost double capacity.
Qantas has reported a strong underlying profit before tax of $2.39 billion underpinned by robust travel demand across both premium and budget segments and efficiency gains from fleet renewal.
WA’s largest woodchip export terminal is in line for a major upgrade following a $25 million acquisition by one of the nation’s biggest logistics firms.
WA’s domestic air travel demand is exceeding airline capacity, with Perth routes seeing the nation’s fastest growth despite seat shortages and higher average fares.
WA-owned Nexus Airlines will cease its route connecting Broome, Kununurra and Darwin, alluding to a lack of state support after its US-owned competitor priced it out of the route.
Construction is under way on a new freight hub east of Perth that should reduce the number of trucks on major roads, speed up logistics, and improve safety on the approaches to the city.
The import of fertiliser into Western Australia’s southern ports is booming of the back of successive strong grain harvests and a storage deal with CSBP.
A dispute between a party boat hire service and Tattarang’s SFM Marine has been resolved with the Federal Court cancelling a trial scheduled for next year.
OPINION: WA’s reliance on a secure maritime environment makes implementation of the Aukus agreement a key factor in the state’s defence considerations.
ANALYSIS: A move by Fremantle Ports to hike its fees from October, and an angry response from industry, is the latest warning against rising supply chain costs at sea and on land.
Motor Trade Association of WA chief executive Stephen Moir will resign after 15 years at the helm of the state's peak representative body for the industry.
The state budget has detailed substantial spending on the proposed Westport project with a focus on planning and environmental initiatives ahead of major construction.
