Privately owned Welshpool-based truck and trailer parts business Independant Parts will be acquired by ASX-listed Maxiparts in a deal worth $27 million.
Western Australian retailers are pleading for a hardline crackdown on workplace attacks amid shock new data that reveals most shop attendants no longer feel safe at work.
The best hospitality venues in Western Australia have been revealed at the 2023 Hospitality Awards for Excellence hosted by the Australian Hotels Association WA.
Beach Energy interim chair Ryan Stokes has lashed the increasingly complex regulatory environment for Australian oil and gas projects in his address to the company’s AGM this morning.
A medical manufacturing facility formerly run by COVID vaccine producer Pfizer has received a $2 million state government cash injection to expand WA’s pharmaceutical capabilities.
Major mining fleet provider Northfleet’s former and current bosses have struck a deal to save troubled South Fremantle brewery Running With Thieves from administration.
The organisers blamed rises in event and insurance costs, as well as a downturn in mass-participation events, for cancelling the long-running challenge.
A deal to pluck Perth Glory Football Club out of receivership has collapsed after the Victorian consortium eyeing the club failed to meet certain conditions.
Perth-based startup fund Purpose Ventures has maintained its local focus, with its first $3 million fully invested in WA companies, the latest being pharmacogenomics company Gene S.
The childhood home of former prime minister Bob Hawke will be offered as short-term accommodation by the National Trust of Western Australia, three years after it was bought for almost $1.5 million.
Fortescue has staked out an area larger than Brisbane near its Pilbara iron ore operations for a potential green energy hub, days after terminating an application for another site.
The confidential information of Australians could be at risk after a survey revealed many organisations had limited or no capability to adequately protect data.
WA will team up with the world’s largest nuclear submarine manufacturer to support industry and workforce development, as it prepares for nuclear presence in Rockingham from 2027.
DevelopmentWA has approved the amendments to Malaysian developer Victor Goh’s $400 million Elizabeth Quay development, including converting an apartment tower to hotel rooms.
