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Stabilising property prices and strong rental returns have resulted in strong buying opportunities for investors, according to Perth-based mortgage broker House + Home Loans.

Gina Rinehart's private company made a net profit of $225 million in the 2009 financial year, and she is trying very hard to stop the public finding out how much profit she has made since then.

BC Iron and equal joint venture partner Fortescue Metals Group have extended the life of their Nullagine iron ore mine in the Pilbara by 18 months.

WHL Energy has completed a capital raising worth nearly $8 million to fund exploration at its Seychelles gas acreage off the coast of Africa.

Programmed Maintenance Services has bought golf course and race track maintenance company Turnpoint in a deal worth up to $12 million. 

The Australian market has opened half a per cent lower due to falling commodity prices and a weakness on overseas markets.

World oil prices have tumbled as soaring American stockpiles indicate weak demand in the world's biggest oil consuming nation, dealers say.

A dreadful Spanish bond auction and the reluctance of the Federal Reserve to launch a fresh round of US stimulus have sent Wall Street share prices tumbling.

South Perth company Central Petroleum has completed a capital raising as speculation continues over control of its board and the role of mining magnate and investor Clive Palmer.

The state’s economic watchdog says electricity retailer Synergy would need to hike residential electricity bills by 23 per cent on average, or $353 per year, to ensure taxpayers are not covering th

Western Australia’s Chamber of Commerce and Industry says the existing building and construction award wage system is too restrictive to be applied to remote resources projects.

he Australian share market has closed flat despite a sell-off triggered by disappointing trade balance numbers.

Those overseas holidays and bargain internet purchases may be about to get more expensive as the Australian dollar slides back towards parity with its US counterpart.

The City of Perth has approved plans for a $6 million, five-storey hotel on Hay Street, behind the Perth Ambassadors Hotel.

The supposed link between interest rates set by Australia's central bank and the rates set by the commercial banks is a myth that needs to be busted, says the ANZ's head of Australian operations Ph

Bad weather and trouble with coal exports have caused a surprise second consecutive monthly trade deficit.

Australia should focus on becoming a high-wage, high-productivity country or risk falling further behind the rest of the world, Business Council of Australia president Tony Shepherd says.

Seven West Media, the owner of the Seven Network and West Australian Newspapers, has withdrawn from the Australian Press Council.

Colin Barnett certainly does not want blame for the Commonwealth’s share (of energy price rises) lumped on to him as well in a pre-election year.

It is worth borrowing from demographers to help categorise the three distinct groups which clash over the resources boom.

WA’s minerals industry faces profound change as BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto opt for ‘bulks’.

The state government has won high praise for its planning reforms but the industry, and Labor, say it needs to do better.

The distribution of Australia’s population has changed markedly over the past 55 years, driven by interstate and international migration.

A £625,000 Hackett asset sale helped fund landmark additions to the University of WA.

Engagement is such a buzz term in human resources circles.

Five corporate surfing teams swapped their suits for swimmers at Margaret River’s Telstra Drug Aware Pro’s first charitable surfing competition last month, and raised $50,000 for SurfAid.

The federal government introduced new rules in July last year around how self-managed super funds invest in art and the art sector is already feeling the effects on sales, according to industry ins

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Cash is the lifeblood of small to medium enterprises but nearly a quarter report that in the past year cash-flow shortages have threatened their survival.

Christine King was 18 when she decided to steer away from a nursing career and forge a path in the rag trade, a move that set her up for a 45-year long retail career.

Many managers proudly declare they have an ‘open-door policy’ that allows any employee to speak with them at any time of the day.

WESTERN Australia’s new housing sector is showing signs of a recovery, with building approvals, home sales and land sales all increasing over recent weeks.