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WA’s isolation in the mid-1900s was made a little more bearable thanks to regular visits by P&O ships.

Perth-based Hazer Group has signed a memorandum with South Korea’s Posco over using hydrogen production technology in low carbon steel manufacturing.

Theuns de Bruyn-led Sierra Rutile has announced operations at its flagship Area 1 project in Sierra Leone have returned to business as usual.

A new federal electorate for WA has been proposed by the Australian Electoral Commission and will be named after one of Australia’s most well-known women, Vivian Bullwinkel.

Lisa Rodgers has resigned as director general of WA’s Department of Education after six years to take up a national research role.

Michael Anghie-led APM Human Services International has entered a trading halt, pending an update regarding its non-binding acquisition proposal from US-based Madison Dearborn Partners.

Home care provider Silverchain has launched a philanthropic foundation to invest in new models of care, improve technology and increase access to health and aged care services.

Hundreds of farmers have rolled into Perth’s CBD this morning in protest of the looming live sheep export ban which has been slammed by the agriculture industry and state government.

Perth Airport has settled a long-running tiff with Qantas over the relocation of its airport terminal, striking a mammoth 12-year agreement worth around $3 billion – the largest in the airline’s history.

Some $60 million in cheap loans is up for grabs as part of a $1 billion federal fund to encourage homeowners to install solar panels and batteries.

It’s impossible to strengthen a relationship if one partner is denied a voice to speak their truth.

Brookfield’s $10b green energy plan B

Nadia Budihardjo and Isabel Vieira discuss the growth of peer-to-peer fashion rental business The Volte.

A Melbourne Rebels-backed consortium have been unsuccessful in securing a participation agreement for the 2025 Super Rugby Pacific competition.

The state government has selected Kathleen Glancy as the president of the State Administrative Tribunal for the next five years, taking over from Janine Pritchard.

The ASX200 fell 0.5 per cent to a four-week low during trading, with the mining sector leading the decline as sentiment sours.

A workers accommodation plan on land owned by B & J Catalano remains in limbo after a development panel was unable to decide on the multi-million-dollar proposal.

Woodside Energy has secured a US$1 billion ($1.5 billion) loan agreement with state-owned Japan Bank for International Cooperation to support development of the Scarborough project.

Decorated Perth mixed martial arts fighter Jack Della Maddalena has been ruled out of competing at UFC 305 at RAC Arena on August 18, after developing a series of complications following recent arm surgery.

The City of South Perth is set to transfer the retirement facility to private hands, following a $21.8 million deal.

Left Coast Leisure’s plan for Mandurah’s Western Foreshore commercial site redevelopment has been revealed, showcasing a concept which includes a mini-golf course and microbrewery.

The global investor that owns construction giant Multiplex, major CBD office towers and WA’s freight rail network is set to own the state’s largest grid-scale battery.

No matter what colour the hydrogen, the business case revolves around its quantity and cost of production.

Minerals Commodities has appointed Trevor Harris as its chief financial officer, effective from June 1.

Careful management is needed when heavy industry and residential areas are in close proximity.

ASX-listed Good Drinks Australia continues to expand its portfolio, announcing a partnership with Swedish Rekorderlig Cider to exclusively distribute the company’s products in Australia.

The likely new owner of the Perth Wildcats is an Edith Cowan University graduate who started his working life at Telstra before building a global tech success story.

Shell Australia has launched legal action against Woodside Energy and Paladin Resources, claiming a $86.6 million compensation for the levy it paid over the Northern Endeavour.

Luxury fashion rental business The Volte has become a global player in the peer-to-peer marketplace.

Wesfarmers Chemicals, Energy and Fertilisers will divest parts of its Kleenheat business, including EVOL LNG, but will keep its natural gas retailing service and Kwinana facilities.

The Department of Home Affairs has confirmed it is aware of a cyber incident impacting Ticketmaster, after reports surfaced of 560 million customers’ details being compromised.

Craig Hutchison-backed Sports Entertainment Group has revealed it has received a non-binding indicative offer from MT Arena Capital Investment to acquire the Perth Wildcats.