A project to map the entire ocean floor by 2030, which is supported by Japan's largest charitable organisation, has inked a deal with a Perth maritime autonomy software developer.
Traditional owners will gain control of land once earmarked for a major gas plant north of Broome as the state government seeks to clean up a legacy issue.
City of Perth deputy lord mayor has doubled down on his comments over WorkSafe's probe into the council, saying his declaration was made in good faith.
Three of Perth's wealthiest families have received a financial boost after their private company posted another big profit courtesy of a 54-year old royalties deal with Rio Tinto.
Macmahon has lined up $440 million worth of work for restarting mothballed precious metal projects, after securing its second major mine revival contract this week.
DevelopmentWA has officially approved plans for the construction of a $165 million East Perth primary school, after early works started five months ago.
A Beijing-based green steel specialist has warned Australia's hopeful iron ore processors they need a reality check as they wade into a costly and competitive sector.
Australia's headline inflation rate fell in the final data before the Iran war up-ended the global economy, but Perth's inflation figure was significantly up compared to other capital cities.
A key aluminium smelter will receive billions of dollars in government funding to stay open until 2040, the latest metals manufacturer to be bailed out.
Wall Street indexes lost ground in Tuesday's volatile session as investors swayed between fears of rising oil prices and hopes for a resolution to the US-Israeli war on Iran.
Netball WA Group chief executive Simone Hansen is confident the code is on course to meet a series of important key performance indicators as it continues an upward trajectory.
Pacific Energy has been contracted for work on the second stage of the Kwinana Energy Transformation Hub as the multi-user hydrogen technology testbed project progresses.
An early bounce for Australian shares has faded, as hopes of Middle East de-escalation crumbled on reports US Gulf allies were taking steps to enter the conflict.
Insurance giant IAG has raised the spectre of Perth being hit by a big earthquake like in Christchurch to argue it should be allowed to buy RAC's insurance business.
WA businesses received a blunt wake-up call today as the ‘Quantum Age' moves beyond the lab, with experts warning those who wait to act will likely be too late to survive the fallout.
Diesel standards have been lowered to help suppliers bring more fuel into the domestic market as hundreds of service stations across the country run dry, including six in WA.
Lawyers for thousands of disgruntled customers and BGC have returned to court to hash out initial issues before heading towards a resolution of the major dispute.
A major Australian department store operator is planning a big expansion of its e-commerce product categories when it launches a new marketplace platform in the coming months.
