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Exmouth could be 80 per cent powered by renewable energy by 2026, after Horizon Power tapped Pacific Energy to build a solar farm and two batteries under a power purchase deal.

GenusPlus Group has proposed a multi-million-dollar acquisition of CommTel Network Solutions, which is under administration, to expand its national footprint.

Managing the land could challenge tree planting when it comes to carbon credits.

Perth edtech company Qoria is set to acquire data analytics business OctopusBI while completing a $30 million capital raising to fund the takeover.

Magnetic Resources is hoping recent success at its Lady Julie gold project in Laverton can continue, after announcing plans to raise $10 million.

The last parcel of waterfront land in the Exmouth Marina will be sold to a consortium of Fowler Group and Celsius for the development of 150 new residential lots.

Strike Energy chair John Poynton has committed to restoring value in the company's stock, after an abrupt sell-down triggered by exploration disappointment earlier this year.

The West Coast Eagles have appointed Andrew McQualter as the club’s new senior coach on a three-year deal.

US stocks have closed mostly lower as investors digested a benign inflation report.

Own home becoming ‘just for rich'

Liv Declerck and Claire Tyrrell discuss a four-day survival adventure undertaken by mining executives to support young people in need.

The ASX mining sector rose 9.4 per cent this week on the back of China's big stimulus measures, helping boost the bourse to a record high.

An entity half owned by Puma Energy has started legal action over an alleged breach of a multi-million-dollar contract for work at its Kwinana bitumen terminal.

Renowned prospector Mark Creasy has secured the blessing of creditors in collapsed miner Calidus Resources to revive the Warrawoona goldmine operator.

Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss Viburnum, changes at Tattarang, WA's home builders, global stimulus' impact on miners, the superyacht industry, and a preview of the next magazine.

The owner of Dan Murphy's has started searching for a new CEO following the announced departure of its current leader who will leave behind a slowing business.

REVIEW: Emirates is pouring profits into new aircraft, upgrades to existing fleet, and the return of old services.

Western Australia has recorded a $4.5 billion surplus after higher iron ore royalties and transfer duty in 2023-24 financial year, the state government's report shows.

WA-founded financial wellness platform WeMoney unveiled an AI-powered credit education assistant, developed in partnership with Google.

The largest employer on the tropical Cocos Keeling Islands in the Indian Ocean has called in administrators to help restructure its financial affairs amid economic challenges.

The owner of Kingsway City Shopping Centre has cleared a planning hurdle to build a $33 million apartment component on the 17-hectare Madeley site.

Mineral exploration junior Estrella Resources has expanded its manganese footprint in Timor Leste, after being granted four additional exploration and evaluation licences.

US stocks have closed higher as investors digested a jobless claims report for clues on the country's labour market.

A four-day survival adventure undertaken by mining executives has generated funds to support young people in need.

Super's big rise poses ‘new risks'

A tailings storage facility which plagued recent operations at Newmont Mining's Telfer goldmine has been remediated, the project's aspiring owner Greatland Gold has told the London market.

Kerry Stokes-backed BCI Minerals has started the next stage of its $1.4 billion Mardie salt and potash project in the state's Pilbara region.

Mark Beyer and Isabel Vieira discuss the challenges and opportunities in WA's Indigenous business sector.

Delta Lithium has brought in financial adviser Bell Potter to undertake a strategic review to assess precious metal prospects at its Mt Ida project.

The local stock exchange has finished about one per cent higher, with every sector except energy in the green as the rotation from banks to miners continued.

Western Australia's decrease in job vacancies during August 2024 quarter was less than the national average, data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has found.

Western Australia is likely to lose one of two superyacht builders in the state, as the growing volume of defence work at Henderson squeezes existing industries.