A state planning committee has approved an expansion of the Osborne Park hospital, as part of the next stage of the $1.8 billion Women and Babies Hospital project.
Iluka Resources has plunged to a $288 million loss following a bruising year for its mineral sands division, as it prepares to commission its Eneabba rare earths refinery in 2027.
The City of Perth has started to implement suggestions from the psychosocial risk assessment, including addressing a councillor's “inappropriate communication to staff”.
Alcoa Australia has made an unprecedented commitment to pay $55 million to support remediation of its mine sites as it strives for environmental approval for its South West operations.
The East Fremantle Football Club says it is confident it will be able to implement a fencing model in 2026 which adheres to WAFL venues policy guidelines.
A senior marine scientist says the WA govt's plan to rebuild demersal fish stocks will not work, arguing marine parks are the best way to address ecological and industry concerns.
Shares in Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Group closed trade up 15 per cent on Wednesday following the release of its first half results for FY26.
A former Business News Startup of the Year finalist has inked a deal with the world's largest gold producer to deliver robotic solutions for some of the most dangerous jobs on site.
Western Australians wages rose more than any other state over the past twelve months, while government sector wage increases continue to outpace that of the private sector.
Ryan Stokes-led SGH and its US partner Steel Dynamics have announced an improved takeover proposal for Australia's largest steel producer, valuing BlueScope Steel at $15 billion.
A quiet finish for the U.S. stock market on Tuesday masked big swings underneath the surface as companies talked about how discouraged their customers are feeling and some tech stocks continued to feel the downside of the artificial-intelligence boom.
Parliament is back for 2026, and after smuggling a hot honey and lemon drink into the chamber, opposition leader Basil Zempilas began question time with last year's theme.
Derek Marshall-led Trek Metals has announced plans to raise $15 million, in order to propel an upcoming extensive drilling program at its Christmas Creek gold project.
Five Western Australians have been included in Angus Taylor's new shadow ministry, which features Tim Wilson and Susan McDonald in the important treasury and resources portfolios.
Australia's share market has clutched a second session of gains, led by a strong performance from mega miner BHP, which helped offset weak performances elsewhere.
Shares in Botanix have dropped more than 40 per cent after the West Perth biotech announced a $45 million capital raising, but at a significant discount to its last traded price.
A new mine submitted to the EPA would be among the first in Fortescue's stable to run on renewable energy from the get-go, should the miner's plans come off.
Paul Blackburne has called for the state government to slow down its spending amid constraints in the construction industry, as the developer speaks at a Business News event.
Senior Recfishwest staffer Matt Gillett will lead a panel tasked with reopening recreational demersal fishing, while a petition to launch an inquiry has garnered a strong response.
