The boss of a WA copper miner in hot water for failing to come clean about destroying Aboriginal artefact sites for five years has spoken up after confirming the failure to the ASX.
City of Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas has doubled down on the closure of an East Perth crisis accommodation centre, calling Premier Roger Cook’s comments undermining.
Owners of the Claremont Hotel, which reopened this year after a $12 million refurbishment, have launched legal action against a contractor for alleged breach of contract and delay.
Port infrastructure at Cockburn Sound and major roads servicing the area, including parts of the Kwinana Freeway, will be upgraded in advance of the proposed Westport development.
Major project delivery and an increased wages bill pushed public sector cash flow into deficit in the September quarter; a $1.2 billion turnaround on the cash surplus reported a year earlier.
A WA copper miner has drawn the ire of traditional owners for failing to disclose the destruction of two heritage sites to authorities more than five years ago.
BGC is concerned its employees could be targeted by abusive behaviour on social media after an aggrieved customer uploaded a parody video about building delays.
The Western Australian Police Union has carried a motion that could pave the way for members to run for political office, following the lead of the Australian Nurses Federation’s WA branch.
Australia’s biggest telecommunications provider has been fined more than $300,000 for repeated safety and privacy failures over customers' emergency information.
A preferred site and location have been revealed for the state’s multi-billion-dollar Westport development, but exact costs and revised project timelines remain unclear.
A cattle station in the Kimberley has been acquired by a Canadian buyer under a deal with Chinese property mogul Hui Wing Mau believed to be $300 million.
Two important events, one in Perth and the other Sydney, demonstrate the scale and capability of WA’s defence community, while November 11 was a time for reflection.
North Metropolitan TAFE students will have hands-on experience and training in renewable energy infrastructure after the campus signed an agreement with Horizon Power.
The bluster around automation, artificial intelligence and jobs plays out online and in column inches most weeks around the world, but is it justified?
