The country's resource and energy export earnings are expected to drop to $372 billion in the 2024-25 financial year, the latest quarterly results show.
Perth-headquartered property developer Peet has extended its reach on the eastern seaboard after acquiring a large tract of residential land for $56 million.
Work at the state's biggest container port is expected to slow to a crawl in the coming weeks after Qube Ports customers were told a series of industrial actions would start from tonight.
Emirates has taken delivery of its first of 65 Airbus A350-900s, the aircraft that will replace early model Boeing 777s, as the Dubai-based airline targets growth.
Belmont-based contractor GenusPlus has notched a $140 million contract from an east coast electricity distributor for work on a renewable energy project in New South Wales.
The Economic Regulation Authority has ticked off a 57 per cent increase to the benchmark reserve capacity price for electricity producers supporting the state's main grid from 2027.
Orthocell has submitted its application for US Food and Drug Administration approval for its Remplir nerve regeneration product, marking another moment in a year full of milestones.
Volkswagen will spend $77 million to acquire a stake in Ken Brinsden-steered Patriot Battery Metals and become the Canadian lithium aspirant's first customer.
Woodside Energy's partnership with the Fremantle Dockers has been extended until the end of 2027, building on a 15-year relationship between the two organisations.
The federal government will offer low interest loans for workers earning less than $100,000 per year to buy electric vehicles, under a new $150 million program.
Vault Minerals will spend $80 million to expand the processing facility at its King of the Hills mine near Leonora by 20 per cent, to more than 6 million tonnes of ore per annum.
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Woodside and Chevron have agreed to an asset swap which will shake up gas project ownership in WA, with parts of the North West Shelf and Wheatstone projects and $644 million to change hands.
The state government has spent $716 million with Aboriginal businesses on transport contracts in just over three years, hitting a procurement target two years ahead of deadline.
