The current shark cull is a politically challenging issue, but one where Colin Barnett is right to dig in because he has time and momentum on his side.
The Waterberg Coal Company was Western Australia’s best-performed listed entity in 2013, providing a whopping 38,748 per cent return to shareholders, according to BNIQ data.
Africa-focused mining companies are suffering under the weight of higher costs and lower productivity, with the value of some companies halving over the past year.
Western Australia's new home building sector rebounded from a slump in 2012 to record the highest number of private housing approvals since the property boom in 2006, according to new data.
Allegations the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union used coercion to prevent workers getting on site at a new children's hospital in Perth will be tested in court.
Construction and development company Diploma Group has continued to rebuild its earnings, reporting a net profit of $1.9 million for the six months to December 31, but the timing on some of its pla
Potential home buyers have had a slight reprieve from high property prices in Perth with home values dropping slightly during the past month, new research says.
Unease over emerging markets dominated a busy week of economic and corporate news, pushing stocks lower for a second week in a row and resulting in losses for January.
Fewer Australians are able to put away savings each month and more people are anxious about finding a new job within a couple of months if they need to, a survey has found.
Gold futures have eased a bit, locking in the first weekly loss since early December as the Federal Reserve said it would continue to pare its bond-buying program.
Mining services company Boart Longyear has taken the unusual step of awarding its recently appointed chief executive Richard O’Brien a US$5 million cash grant.
Northern Star Resources has confirmed it will enter into a hedging program for almost a third of its forecast gold production over the next 12 months as concerns over price volatility continue to linger across the sector.
The Fremantle port authority is looking for a private sector company to develop and operate a new bulk liquids berth at Kwinana, at a likely cost of more than $100 million.
Some business groups claim poorly framed anti-bullying legislation adds unnecessary regulation and costs, but big fines could result for non-compliance.
The team behind the Perth International Arts Festival is gearing up for its biggest month of the year, buoyed by strong corporate and philanthropic support.
Investor confidence and demand for business premises will generate opportunities in the property sector in 2014, but it won’t be in the traditional high transaction area of office leasing.
With Treasury chief Tim Marney departing for a role in the mental health sector, the Barnett government faces the task of finding permanent senior executives for several key departments.
Journalists and lawyers will soon be able to use electronic devices such as laptops, tablets and smartphones to access the internet and social media in Western Australian courts.
Australian stocks are lower after the US Federal Reserve's decision to further taper its stimulus program added to investor concerns about the decline in emerging markets.
