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RAAFA WA has expanded its extensive care services portfolio following the recent purchase of Perth Care and Companion Company.

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A $900 million fund has been welcomed by economists hopeful it will modernise the construction industry where productivity has been flat for three decades.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has hinted he could scrap plans to reverse changes to stage 3 tax cuts for high income earners, saying it would “depend on the numbers” come election time.

A development assessment panel has knocked back a $500 million plan to build a workers' camp in South Hedland over issues on the design and the mystery surrounding the tenant.

The revolutionary spray-on skin treatment developed in Perth by burns surgeon Fiona Wood is being reintroduced to the Australian market by Avita Medical.

Australians working in healthcare and retail trade led the way in wage growth for the September quarter, with figures revealing the lowest annual rise in almost two years.

National Storage has snapped up the asset for $8.45 million.

West Perth-based junior Rox Resources has announced plans to raise up to $27 million, as it continues to aspire towards mid-tier production at its Youanmi gold project.

John Poynton-chaired Strike Energy has cleared a planning hurdle over its $100 million South Erregulla power station proposal.

WA generally outperformed national office numbers for the big four accounting firms, while mid-tier players bolstered their presence in the state.

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The Actuaries Institute is warning Australian small and medium businesses are being left behind in the fight against cyberattacks, and called for more help to bolster defences.

Beach Energy chair Ryan Stokes has called out “ideological rhetoric” against oil and gas proponents, as the company inches toward production at the troubled Waitsia plant.

Embattled miner Mineral Resources is set to shutter its Bald Hill lithium mine in the Goldfields in a move that will put the jobs of 300 workers in limbo.

Australia believes it can play a role in negotiating trade disagreements between the US and China under a second Trump administration, as PM Anthony Albanese confirmed he discussed trade with the incoming president.

The state's land agency has approved UEM Sunrise's $450 million proposal to build a 36-storey apartment block in the Subiaco Oval precinct.

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The airport has unveiled its plan to accelerate development on more than 2,000 hectares of non-aviation land.

Mineral Resources' board says its historical management of related party deals was “not as robust” as it could have been in the fallout of Chris Ellison's offshore tax affairs.

Roberts Co and Webuild have been named as the preferred contractors for the $1.8 billion Women's and Babies' Hospital.

Liv Declerck speaks to Isabel Vieira about Prospero Productions, Western Australia's biggest screen production company.

Perron Group is selling out of the expansive Vasse Estate, a master-planned community on the outskirts of Busselton, with its stake tipped to be worth tens of millions of dollars.

Hanson Construction Materials has rebranded to Heidelberg Materials Australia, nearly 20 years after the latter acquired the company.

Shares in Gina Rinehart-backed Vulcan Energy closed trade up 13 per cent to $5.85, following news it had secured €100 million, or $162.3 million, in funding.

The local bourse has ended 0.1 per cent lower as falling commodity prices hit energy and materials stocks.

Two Western Australian restaurants have won gold at a national industry award night, with more state eateries recognised in other categories.

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Shares in uranium miner Paladin Energy fell by 28 per cent on Tuesday, following news it has revised its production guidance for the 2025 financial year.

A merger between Herbert Smith Freehills and US-based firm Kramer Levin to form Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer is on the cards, a move they claim will make them a top 20 global firm.

Perth-based NXT TEC has received its fifth US patent, this time for its NXT Spacedeck prefabricated concrete design for high rise buildings.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers expects higher inflation and lower output as a result of the US election result, and warned “nobody wins” in a US-Sino trade war.