ANALYSIS: Although Wednesday marks 100 days until the start of the 2025-26 West Test between Australia and England at Optus Stadium, action is already heating up off the pitch.
Engineering firm Kent has won a two-year contract on the Northern Endeavour decommissioning project, days after unions pushed for more of the work to be done locally.
The Forrest’s property arm Fiveight has submitted new plans for a six-storey hotel on the old Spicers site in Fremantle, upping the number of rooms to 150 under the tweaked proposal.
Commonwealth Bank boss Matt Comyn says executing strategic priorities and maintaining strong operational performance has paved the way for a successful FY25.
WA’s domestic air travel demand is exceeding airline capacity, with Perth routes seeing the nation’s fastest growth despite seat shortages and higher average fares.
The Australian bourse has finished higher, buoyed by banking and discretionary stocks following a widely expected interest rate cut from the Reserve Bank of Australia.
Listed contractor Southern Cross Electrical Engineering has picked up $110 million worth of contracts, including further work at Newmont’s Boddington gold mine.
A Malcolm McCusker-led independent assessment of the issues that plagued the March State Election has concluded that the WA Electoral Commission was not fully staffed to do the job.
Japanese industrial group Iwatani is closing in on Strandline Resources’ mothballed mineral sands mine in a deal that leaves the federal government facing an almost $160 million loss.
Australia’s export credit agency is considering further investing in Gina Rinehart-backed Arafura Rare Earths amid a global push to solidify non-China supply chains.
Beacon Minerals geologist Darryl Mapleson has been sentenced to 12 months jailtime, although is unlikely to spend any time behind bars after agreeing to a $5000 good behaviour undertaking.
Premier Roger Cook has lashed opposition leader Basil Zempilas, amid political fallout over shocking allegations over conditions at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital.
Shares in Canning Vale-based VEEM closed trade up 10 per cent to $1.09 on Tuesday, following news it had signed a six-year, $65 million defence contract renewal with ASC.
Australia's cash rate has been cut for the third time this year, down a further 25 basis points, after inflation fell to its lowest annual rate in four years last month.
Ryan Stokes-led diversified business SGH recorded a 5 per cent post-tax statutory net profit increase to $486 million last financial year, led by upticks at concrete maker Boral and Westrac.
BHP's local iron ore boss Tim Day has been named the new president of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA, while the lobby group still searches for a new chief executive.
Piedmont Lithium has postponed a shareholder vote on its merger with Sayona Mining after failing to meet quorum, despite overwhelming support from votes cast.
Australian researchers have developed a technique to stop unauthorised AI from being able to learn from image-based media, protecting the copyright of Australian creators.
Seven West Media recorded a 62 per cent drop in statutory net profit last financial year to under $17 million, a result generated off group revenue of $1.35 billion.
Revo Fitness founder Andrew Holder has outlined a series of proactive measures government could explore in a bid to help more Australians stay fit and healthy.
Anthony Albanese says recognising Palestinian statehood will help break the cycle of violence quo in the Middle East and lay down the path for a peace process.
