Shares in Subiaco-based junior Aurum Resources rose by 20 per cent early on Wednesday, following news it had received firm commitments for a private $35.6 million investment.
An ocean-focused film by legendary filmmaker Sir David Attenborough which was funded to the tune of $3 million by Andrew and Nicola Forrest will make its global premiere overnight.
Aurizon Holdings is planning 200 job cuts across its rail business after taking several hits over the past year, including a big fall in bulk haulage volumes in WA.
Fremantle independent candidate Kate Hulett could lose an election by less than one per cent for the second time in as many months, as her grip on the electorate slips.
FBR shareholders have overwhelmingly endorsed all three resolutions at the company's extraordinary general meeting on Tuesday, following a late push to have it deferred.
Northern Star Resources will have to wait more than a month to progress its 800-bed workers camp proposal after an assessment panel was unable to decide on the $65 million plan.
VRX Silica is likely to receive a determination in due course from new state environment minister Matthew Swinbourn in relation to its Arrowsmith North silica sand development proposal.
In a major boost for WA's global connectivity, Qantas has unveiled two new international routes, linking Perth directly with Auckland and Johannesburg from December 2025.
John Poynton-chaired Strike Energy has announced the appointment of Tim Cooper as chief financial officer and company secretary, effective immediately.
Multinational e-commerce company Amazon is extending its reach in Perth by offering same-day deliveries, as sector players move to meet changing customer expectations.
Acciona is tightening its grasp on the state's long-delayed and cost-overrun waste-to-energy sector, as the competition watchdog investigates its proposed deal to buy the only other plant in WA.
Government House official secretary Howard Gretton will lead the Western Australian team at the ABC, having been appointed state manager at the national broadcaster.
Opinion: When the Liberal Party lost the 2025 WA election it had many excuses for its performance. So, what is the federal Liberal Party's excuse for losing the national election?
The South Africa-based head of Gold Fields says the company has always had its eye on the 50 per cent stake in the Gruyere goldmine it will acquire in its move for Gold Road Resources.
