ANALYSIS: On Thursday at HBF Park, Western Australia's sporting landscape jigsaw puzzle was completed, 27 years after its rugby league piece went missing.
Woodside Energy chair Richard Goyder has told shareholders that actions are more significant than words when it comes to the Trump Administration, at the company's AGM.
The early moments of Woodside Energy's AGM have been marred by protests, with activists interrupting chief executive Meg O'Neill several times in its opening 20 minutes.
West Perth-based Sandfire Resources has filed documents to sell its Old Highway gold project to Catalyst Metals for a total cash consideration package of $32.5 million.
Chinese mining group CITIC and Clive Palmer's Mineralogy have partially settled their differences, agreeing to submit a crucial mine continuation plan while their Supreme Court trial continues.
ASX company Tivan has struck funding agreements worth $117 million with Japan's Sumitomo and an unnamed Australian family office to pursue development of the Speewah fluorite project.
Liontown Resources has notched a $15 million loan from the state government's support package designed to aid languished lithium miners amid the persistent price downturn.
A planning body has approved property developer Adrian Fini and wife Michaela's $26 million plan to build an apartment project on the site of their former home in Claremont.
Wesfarmers has moved to significantly curb emissions at one of its Kwinana operations, as Premier Roger Cook softens his stance on legislating the plan to reach net zero by 2050.
Singaporean developer Centurion has cleared a planning hurdle for its $60 million student accommodation in Nedlands, receiving approval from a state government committee.
Shares in Subiaco-based junior Aurum Resources rose by 20 per cent early on Wednesday, following news it had received firm commitments for a private $35.6 million investment.
An ocean-focused film by legendary filmmaker Sir David Attenborough which was funded to the tune of $3 million by Andrew and Nicola Forrest will make its global premiere overnight.
Aurizon Holdings is planning 200 job cuts across its rail business after taking several hits over the past year, including a big fall in bulk haulage volumes in WA.
