Australia's share market has had its worst session in five weeks as oil surges and optimism fades for a timely resolution to the renewed US-Iran conflict.
The District Court has issued an arrest warrant for WA and Bali businessman Stephen Robert Bruce after he failed to turn up at his sentencing hearing on Friday morning, claiming he had COVID.
SportWest chief executive Troy Kirkham says there is an importance for WA's sport and recreation sector to ensure high-quality staff are retained and able to fulfil their potential.
OPINION: WA holds some of the world's most significant uranium resources, yet WA Labor's indefensible ban is locking the state out of a major economic and strategic opportunity.
Dardanup Butchering Company is one step closer to expanding its abattoir in Bunbury to double its processing facility, after a panel approved its $55 million plan.
Perth-headquartered data and seismic giant DUG Technology has quietly abandoned its ambitious plans to build a carbon-free supercomputing campus in Geraldton.
The state government is pushing ahead with overriding local council planning policies on 10 Perth train station precincts, despite some scepticism from industry.
A Pilbara council has enlisted the help of a futurist and AI to draw up a destiny resplendent with passenger rail, advanced manufacturing and “iconic” architecture.
Mark Pownall is joined by Gary Adshead, Isabel Vieira, Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics.
The financial watchdog has banned two Perth advisors for three years after losing a Federal court case regarding an unpaid Australian Financial Complaints Authority determination.
Regis Resources has revealed the full impact of diesel on its mining costs, as the price of oil surged to a two-month high overnight on renewed Middle Eastern conflict.
Labor's party faithful will "definitely" have the opportunity to debate Australia's nuclear submarine deal, as billions of dollars in extra funding is committed for the construction of the boats.
Australia has disagreed with the Trump administration's decision to impose a higher tariff rate on the nation's exports in the name of anti-slavery measures.
Wall Street indices have closed lower as the latest earnings updates from large technology companies revived concerns about heavy AI spending while soaring oil prices amped up inflation worries, lifting bond yields.
Deputy premier Rita Saffioti and former minister Alannah MacTiernan could be witnesses in an ongoing defamation trial, having been subpoenaed to attend.
Australian shares have reversed most of the session's gains after hotter-than-expected jobs figures and energy supply worries heightened the odds of higher interest rates.
The proponent behind the Collie green steel mill has struck another supply deal while expanding the proposal's scope with a $40 million cut-and-bend facility.
Businessman Greg Poland's lawyer, Martin Bennett, has questioned the authenticity of a 46-minute recording at the centre of a defamation trial against former journalists and Canning MP Andrew Hastie.
