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Traditional bricks and mortar retailers trying to compete with rapidly expanding online outlets are being hampered by red tape, a new report has found.
Engineering contractor Monadelphous Group has been awarded a $200 million extension to its facilities management services contract at Chevron's Gorgon project on Barrow Island.
In this week's Podcast, Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer join James Lush to discuss urban infill, the state's budget, the Premier's criticism of BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto, the state's first schools PPP and our updated listing of WA's biggest exporters.
Western Australian brides and grooms have been left out of pocket to the tune of $180,000 after a company that offered weddings in Bali became insolvent.
Finbar Group has completed its $100.3 million Spring View Towers project in Rivervale, with $96.6 million already secured from the sale of all but seven of the 188 apartments.
Oil prices have tumbled as fresh evidence of economic weakness in the eurozone, especially in Germany, added to concerns of slowing global growth and abundant crude supplies.
Wall Street stocks have tumbled, losing about two per cent in a broad sell-off, as weak economic data from Germany heightened concerns about poor overseas growth.
New data from the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations have provided clear evidence of the extent to which indigenous communities benefit from iron ore mining in the Pilbara.
Aspen Group will secure majority ownership of Aspen Parks Property Fund, following the Takeover Panel's rejection of Discovery Holiday Parks' applications for a declaration of unacceptable circumstances.
Macmahon Holdings has extended its standstill agreement with Mongolian company Erdenes Tavan Tolgoi to allow for more time to negotiate an outstanding $US30 million in payments it's owed.
The state government has announced a further investment in the local agriculture industry, with nearly $10 million to go to a new sheep business centre in Katanning.
Karl Simich and Mark Bennett are justifiably annoyed at having the companies they run added to an investment blacklist; but behind their frustration there is an enormously serious issue for every member of a superannuation fund – and that, in theory, is every working and recently retired Australian.
Mutiny Gold has signed a memorandum of understanding with GR Engineering Services for the construction of a processing facility at its Deflector copper-gold project in the Mid West.
Local miner Western Areas is extending its exploration program in South Australia, inking farm-in and joint venture agreements with Gunson Resources and Monax Mining.
Premier Colin Barnett has strongly criticised Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton, accusing the major iron ore producers of flooding the market and hurting the state.
Shares in Perth-based minerals explorer Talga Resources surged after announcing it would cost $29 million to bring its Swedish graphite mine into production.
The sponsorship role of Healthway will be scrutinised by the state government as Colin Barnett says he's highly embarrassed by what appears to be its censorship of the arts.
How would you go at your job if you had to pay someone else's mortgage off before you received any income? Would that be an incentive to turn up to work?
The unemployment rate rose in September, but economists are taking the figures with a grain of salt after the Australian Bureau of Statistics admitted there were problems with its recent data.
