The West Coast Eagles continue to be one of Australia's wealthiest national sporting organisations, with the club's total assets now sitting at $160.1 million.
IGO has struck a deal to divest its winding-down Nova nickel operation to Global Lithium Resources, which plans to retrofit the plant to process lithium from its nearby project.
The state's highest court has backed one of Indonesia's largest coal producers' $79 million acquisition of Peppermint Grove-based company Loyal Metals.
Alcoa and its Japanese industry partners have approved development of a gallium production facility in WA's South West, with the Australian government investing $69 million in the project.
Higher diesel prices lifted unit costs across Rio Tinto's expansive Pilbara operations, although the miner reported no material disruption to production across its core commodities.
Liberal leader Basil Zempilas has confirmed his party will preference One Nation as high as second on how-to-vote cards at the Secret Harbour by-election next month.
Andrew Forrest's Fortescue has purchased five properties in Port Hedland for $4.9 million from him and his former partner Nicola's private investment group.
The ACCC says artificial intelligence could make insurance in the natural disaster-prone areas even more expensive as it wraps up its five-year reporting mission on premiums.
Anthony Albanese will bring "national leadership" to the rollout of artificial intelligence, promising to establish an office of AI within his department.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq advanced as solid big bank results and a cooler-than-expected inflation report boosted risk appetite amid rising Middle East tensions.
Australia's share market has clawed back some early losses to end the session flat despite oil trading at one-month highs as the US and Iran ramp up attacks in the Persian Gulf.
A WA-founded firm developing software that can model the most effective use of energy assets has secured US$10 million ($14.4 million) in a Series A investment round to expand its software services globally.
Aboriginal youth organisation Binar Futures' new sport, accommodation, medical, education and community hub in Midland has received a $6 million boost from the state government, bringing the total investment to $18 million.
Pilbara unions say they'll go ahead with strike action on Thursday, after a five-hour bargaining meeting with BHP and the Fair Work Commission failed to reach agreement.
Nedlands-based Pilot Energy has called in administrators, after failing to secure finance for its Cliff Head carbon storage project in the state's Mid West.
Steve Wyatt and his company Destec will be penalised for contempt of court over videos published online, as part of an ongoing spat with Mineral Resources.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has handed down interim orders freezing the shareholder rights of three China-linked parties in rare earths developer Northern Minerals.
The state and federal governments have called in McCorkell Constructions to build an $11.5 million three-storey social housing project in Perth's inner north.
