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The property developer says the state government should put more emphasis on the city, and has criticised a lack of investment in Perth's main train station.

Liv Declerck and Isabel Vieira discuss a Perth film studio's foray into virtual reality documentary making.

Consulting firm FTI is set for a boost this week when a group of partners that left Scyne Advisory last year commence at their new employer.

The state government has established an Aukus-focused defence industries department and shifted energy into a diversification agency under its post-election changes to the public sector.

The Australian share market has sold off as incoming tariffs ratchet-up fears of a US recession and deepen investor concerns about global growth.

Details of two multi-million-dollar neighbourhood centres have been published as the proposals progress in the state government's planning pathway.

Word on the street is that the RBA will keep interest rates on hold at tomorrow's meeting, but another cut could be on the cards in late May.

Earnings at Perth-based Austral Fisheries have risen more than 26 per cent on the back of a healthy increase in revenue to almost $163 million.

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The supermarket giant had owned the three-hectare property for at least a decade.

Perth-based Southern Cross Electrical Engineering has enhanced its portfolio, following the acquisition of a Sydney-based company.

Anthony Albanese has confirmed, if re-elected, he would revamp controversial nature positive laws, introducing an independent environment watchdog and overhauling approvals processes.

Investors with Chinese connections have fulfilled the federal government's order to sell their shares in rare earths junior Northern Minerals.

Adriatic Metals boss Laura Tyler said the company is keen to further build on its performance, despite achieving a series of notable outcomes in recent months.

White Spark Pictures produces unique virtual reality documentary experiences.

The Macquarie package exposes Strike to another $217 million in funding as it breaks ground on the South Erregulla gas station.

Perth's all-round sporting enthusiasts have been given yet another serving of sporting excellence to their growing feast this year.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged $200 million towards the expansion of St John of God hospital in Midland, if Labor is re-elected in the federal election.

Corporate regulators have called on the local bourse to put the “highest priority” on resolving the underlying issues that led to a settlement system failure in 2024.

A proposed $4.4 billion iron processing plant could strengthen the business case of other major Pilbara projects.

First-term MP Sandra Brewer will take on the responsibility of holding the WA government's spending to account as the state's shadow treasurer.

A few days after pouring cold water on a $3.3 billion bid from Gruyere joint venture partner Gold Fields, Gold Road Resources has announced its 2024 full-year result.

It was a challenging end to the week for US stocks.

Labor leads race to form government

The building company owes more than $3 million to its former owners.

Stocks in Western Australian gold producers are rallying as the price for the precious metal holds strong above $US3,000 per ounce amid a flurry of M&A activity.

Woodside Energy has taken another small step toward simplifying its portfolio by selling its mature Greater Angostura assets in Trinidad and Tobago for $206 million.

Sam Jones and Jack McGinn discuss the unique life of events guru, David Green.

Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss the federal budget and the upcoming election; Resource unions; Goldfields push for Gold Road; Basil Zempilas' new role; Mark Beyer's trip to Alabama; and this edition's special features.

The Australian share market has edged higher after incoming tariffs and concerns over a potential hung parliament made for a choppy day's trade.

The family company established by Pilbara mining pioneer, the late Don Rhodes, has reported another bumper profit as it continues to benefit from very large iron ore royalty payments.

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