Western Australia's highest-ranking bureaucrat Emily Roper will vacate her role at the end of next week, following Labor's victory at last weekend's state election.
A federal government listing of high priority renewable energy projects has 56 across the country with a notable aspect being the shortage of transmissions projects in WA's South West.
WA's peak mining lobby group has welcomed a $750 million commitment for green metals projects, announced by Anthony Albanese during a visit to Perth today.
Black Cat Syndicate's aspiration to eventually become a 200,000 ounce per year gold producer is a step closer, following its plans to raise $65 million.
Hundreds of race day stalls are set to be built at Ascot Racecourse as part of a recently approved $64 million proposal to build a new stables complex.
Middle East logistics giant DP World's push to grow its presence in Fremantle via the acquisition of Silk Logistics has raised eyebrows at the nation's competition watchdog.
Liontown Resources posted a half-year net loss of $15.2 million, down from $31 million during the prior corresponding period, amid production kicking off at Kathleen Valley.
The labour hire firm contracted to employ staff for this year's WA election insists it hired the number of staff it was contracted to hire, after revelations staffing fell well short of what was tendered for.
High-profile barrister Sue Chrysanthou claimed a property developer knew he unlawfully filled up his verge, during a Supreme Court trial over a Jutland Parade site.
A research fellow has described the federal government's Job-ready Graduates package as the worst policy since the introduction of the cane toad, at the launch of an economics report.
Sculpture by the Sea organisers have announced the iconic coastal art exhibition will go ahead in Cottesloe in 2026 following the event's axing this year.
