The Western Australian opposition has launched a website dedicated to Premier Colin Barnett's broken election promises after he said he didn't believe the community paid much attention to them.
Office vacancy rates in Perth's central business district have edged higher while the West Perth rate has jumped sharply, and both sectors face the prospect of even higher vacancy rates as demand r
US stocks have ended mixed after a busy day of news that included a policy statement from the Federal Reserve and a mixed report on US economic growth.
Perth-based oil and gas play LNG Limited has announced a $10 million capital raising plan to fund project approval activities at its Magnolia LNG project in Louisiana.
Business News for Western Australia. Wednesday July 31. Shanna Crispin reports. Murray & Roberts makes takeover offer for Clough .Western Areas warns of million dollar hit. AHG expands New Zealand footprint and more.
Perth stockbroker Stellar Securities has had its financial services licence cancelled by the corporate regulator, after it failed to comply with the licence's conditions.
The state government has released new guidelines for coastal development, with conservationists hailing the move as a critical policy change, while an industry group labelled the policy change
Perth-based car dealer network Automotive Holdings Group has taken its franchise count to 150 with the acquisition of a New Zealand Holden dealership and approval to create a new Nissan dealer at t
The number of mining industry players taking significant hits to the value of their assets continues to grow, with gold miners Alacer Gold and Silver Lake Resources joining base metals miner Wester
South African engineering and construction group Murray & Roberts has made a $430 million offer to win full control of Perth-based Clough, in which it already holds more than 60 per cent of the
Plans to build an apartment development at the historic Dalgety Wool Stores building in Fremantle are a step closer with the signing of a $97 million funding deal.
Business News for Western Australia. Tuesday July 30. Jessica Taylor reports. City councils to merge. Pan Asian snares WD Moore & Co. Keith Gordon resigns from Emeco Holdings and more.
The Australian share market has closed flat after light and lacklustre trading as hints of a cash rate cut next week by the Reserve Bank failed to spark major moves.
Resolute Mining has frozen the pay of its senior management and taken a $70 million hit as weakness in international gold markets continues to hurt miners of the precious metal.
Financial commitment from Asian investors has prompted an east coast-based technology company to reveal plans for a subsea telecommunications cable link from Perth to Singapore.
Perth-based education services provider Navitas has recorded a modest rise in net profit for the financial year, amid signs the international student market is returning to positive territory.
The property industry has welcomed the state government's plan to halve the number of metropolitan local government areas, saying larger councils would result in a more robust planning and approval