A Perth helicopter company, which once dropped a one-tonne ball made of rubber bands from a chopper to see if it would bounce, has been awarded a $30 million state government contract.
The much-anticipated Secret Harbour by-election is expected to be held on Saturday, August 29, with Labor's candidate confirmed and the Liberals considering at least two candidates.
Perth land developer Peet and retirement village operator Ingenia are in “discussions” around a potential deal, as the two property outfits responded to media speculation.
The Perth Scorchers Big Bash League franchise will open its upcoming Australian season in Chennai, amid heightened speculation over the privatisation of teams in the league.
Alinta Energy has struck its second domestic gas supply deal in a week, agreeing to buy 46 petajoules from Chevron over five years from 2027 as it plots a Cataby power station.
A notorious Russian cybercriminal group that recently shut down Australia's second-largest sugar producer for weeks has now targeted one of the nation's largest gourmet food distributors, which has a facility in Bassendean.
Angus Taylor has doubled down on attacks on One Nation, ruling out any coalition with the minor party despite Pauline Hanson's pleas to "work together".
The Nasdaq has ended sharply higher as Micron Technology fuelled a rally in chip stocks that eclipsed fears that renewed US and Iranian attacks might prolong the Middle East conflict and fuel inflation.
Australia's share market has fallen for a fourth straight session, as a second day of strikes between the US and Iran hammered hopes of a permanent peace deal and painted a grim picture for global inflation prospects.
A panel has greenlit Saracen Properties' renewed plan for a townhouse development in East Fremantle, after approval for the initial $85 million project on the site lapsed.
Wood Mackenzie has warned a mooted 20 per cent national gas reservation policy would undermine WA's long-standing policy, if forced on the state's LNG exporters.
GOLD WRAP: Pantoro Gold shares slid as the junior goldminer blamed several factors for a guidance miss, while peer Catalyst Metals has notably moved to hedge ounces.
Lawyers for Woodside and environmental activists are set to return to court next week, in an ongoing dispute over a protest at the oil and gas giant's office three years ago.
Curtin University has partnered with Octave Intelligence in an initiative to tackle the skills shortage in the construction sector, becoming the first institution to sign up to the program.
The state government has revealed the opening date of the Perth Cultural Centre redevelopment has been pushed back again after years of delay and a total cost rise of $25 million.
WA Labor has selected a former federal adviser and current Woodside employee, Georgia Tree, as its candidate for the upcoming Secret Harbour by-election, following the retirement of Paul Papalia.
Richard Marles has warned telcos that a failure to meet obligations will come with heavy penalties, as Telstra faces a sweeping investigation into a network crash that locked Australians out of vital Triple Zero services.
The S&P 500 has ended lower after US President Donald Trump said an interim deal aimed at ending the war with Iran was "over," while Broadcom led gains among recently battered chip stocks.
