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Despite missing out on this year’s West Australian Football League finals series by half a game, South Fremantle Football Club’s impressive off-field results continued in 2024.

Carbon abatement company SeaStock has officially opened its Fremantle headquarters, adding to a year of milestones.

Virgin Australia and Qatar Airways have welcomed the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s interim authorisation of their integrated alliance.

East Victoria Park could be set for a new supermarket precinct, after a $27.5 million development application was submitted for a two-storey shopping centre and childcare facility.

The sale of 66 St Georges Terrace represents the largest Perth office building sale in two years.

The state’s highest court has dismissed a former University of Western Australia researcher’s appeal against Lavan, a dispute that has been ongoing for almost 20 years.

Copper-focused Firetail Resources has announced changes to its board, a few days following its shareholders voting to replace its constitutional.

The Push-Up Challenge represented Western Australia in this year’s national Telstra Best of Business Awards, winning the Building Communities Award.

A $1.5 million, seven-metre-tall spaceman sculpture slated for installation outside of Council House on St Georges Terrace will not touch down this year.

A new survey has provided insight into Perth residents’ priorities and concerns for their city’s future.

Resolute Mining has executed a second payment of $US50 million to Mali’s junta government, following a protocol agreement signed by both parties on November 18.

A world-first ban on social media for people under 16 will lead to less harm and better outcomes for children, the prime minister says.

PM clears the decks for election

The state's peak planning body has approved Mineral Resources' $850 million Lockyer gas plant, a project set to be owned by Hancock Prospecting.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss a shifting trend in office fit outs, in favour of green spaces.

Spartan Resources has capped off an ideal week by announcing it has uncovered a new gold discovery at its flagship Dalgaranga gold project.

The WA Liberal Party will maintain a contract with digital agency Ammo Marketing, despite calls from parliamentary leader Libby Mettam to reassess the arrangement.

Hastings Technology Metals has inked an early-stage deal to assess potentially building a rare earths downstream plant in Saudi Arabia, while maintaining its still looking at its WA option.

Australian Finance Group has announced it is offering to take a non-controlling equity stake across its network of mortgage broking businesses.

It’s somewhat fitting Revo Fitness will officially open its 50th gym in Butler on Friday, given the recent significance to this time of year.

The ASX200 was up 0.5 per cent at midday, and on track to break Monday's record for its highest closing level ever.

BGC has started construction on tens of millions of dollars’ worth of infrastructure in a bid to start producing “green cement” after inking a deal with a lithium heavyweight.

Readers who feel they’re seeing ‘Keep the Sheep’ stickers and campaigners everywhere aren’t mistaken: they really are everywhere.

European company STRABAG is in advanced talks to acquire family-owned contractor Georgiou Group, a deal proposed before the passing of founder Spiro Georgiou.

The superannuation sector has been rocked by another case of poorly managed member funds and a lack of accountability.

A dispute over Raine Square has returned to court, with Commonwealth Bank launching legal action against Luke Saraceni-directed company's financier for more than $30 million.

A Perth-founded startup that provides an online platform for those wishing to rent community space has received $2 million from Purpose Ventures as it targets expansion to the UK.

An emotional Bill Johnston has used his valedictory speech to parliament to thank the state’s business leaders for their support over his career, while calling out the state of modern politics

Since mutually parting ways as coach of the West Coast Eagles in July, Adam Simpson has remained actively present in Western Australia.

Office fitouts are changing in response to tenant demands, with a strong emphasis on green spaces.

The not-for-profit group that has led legal challenges to resource projects has suffered a crushing blow after it was ordered to pay $9 million in legal costs to Santos.

The federal government's Future Made in Australia plan will exclude fossil fuel funding, under a deal struck with the Greens to pass 29 pieces of legislation on the last day of sitting.