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The local share market has rebounded from four-straight days of losses, with gains nearly across the board after a report over the weekend showed US inflation expectations easing.

Jack McGinn speaks with Liv Declerck about changes to the Parkerville Children and Youth Care service delivery method.

African-focused Lindian Resources has appointed Alwyn Vorster as its chief executive, effective from June 1.

Europe-focused zinc-silver play Adriatic Metals has sold the first shipment of concentrate from its Vares silver operation in Bosnia & Herzegovina and launched a $75.8 million capital raise.

Equinox Resources chief executive officer Zac Komur has been appointed managing director of the junior exploration company, effective from June 1.

The former chief justice has emphasised the importance of highlighting the positive changes in the state’s reconciliation journey.

For humanitarian, political and agricultural reasons, the West can’t afford to abandon Ukraine.

Arafura Rare Earths appears to be one step closer towards a final investment decision at its Northern Territory-based Nolans project.

Rex has announced thrice weekly Adelaide-Perth fights using an E190 jet with airfares from $249 for economy.

The alliance representing the state’s largest domestic gas users is ramping up its campaign to keep onshore gas in WA, as the premier’s stance on the issue appears to be wavering.

China Southern Airlines will reconnect Western Australia with mainland China with the return of its service to Guangzhou on November 28.

Rare earths junior Northern Minerals has announced a series of board changes.

Iron ore rivals Rio Tinto and BHP will partner up on the development of battery-electric haul trucks in the Pilbara, while Fortescue is pushing along with its hydrogen haulage ambitions.

The Western Australia Liberal Party has poured cold water on the federal coalition's plan for nuclear power in the state, while backing coal to keep the lights on.

Parkerville Children and Youth Care has co-designed a new model for out-of-home care, expanded its footprint and diversified its services.

Lendlease to end global ambition

Households and businesses could provide half the nation’s energy by 2050, according to an EY report, provided energy markets are restructured to support consumer participation.

Shares in Subiaco-based AIC Mines closed 9 per cent down to 53.5 cents per share on Friday, following news that the company plans to raise $57.2 million in order to advance its Queensland-based Jericho copper mine.

Commercial property developers are at boiling point with Western Power connection delays, citing the backlog as a major project feasibility concern.

Wave energy technology developer WaveX was one of three local startups to take home a prize last night after pitching technologies to the Centre for Entrepreneurial Research and Innovation (CERI).

The Australian share market has dropped across the board to post its worst losses in more than three weeks as hopes fade for mid-year interest rate cuts.

Isabel Vieira speaks with Nadia Budihardjo about the storied life of WA-born Wendy Pye, the founder of one of the world's largest education book publishers.

Former Fremantle mayor and criminal defence lawyer Richard Utting has died aged 77.

The Subiaco developer has pieced together a $100 million plus estate across 30 hectares in the Westport precinct.

In this podcast, Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss Forrest property buy; resource conferences; BHP; Anglo-American; Carolyn Turnbull's new job; Feral Brewing's new owner; and preview the next magazine.

Tietto Minerals managing director and chief executive officer Matthew Wilcox resigned from the company on Friday.

London-headquartered iron ore developer Alien Metals has flagged this year to start building its tiny iron mine in the Pilbara.

Governments have a patchy record when it comes to funding private sector projects.

WA nickel producers will be unable to apply for a royalty relief package announced in February if the price of the commodity remains at its current level.

ASX-listed miner IGO Limited has announced two new appointments to its executive leadership team, onboarding Marie Bourgoin and Brett Salt.

Pinnacle Minerals has announced it will surrender several of its tenements across Australia and Canada.

New financial reports show a handful of Aboriginal groups gaining more income from mining royalties but others going backwards, while the sector as a whole remains the poor cousin.