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Curtin University has highlighted cultural misalignment between Western Australia’s four public universities in its opposition of a mooted higher education merger in the state.

The city could see continued house price growth throughout 2023, a new report has found.

It’s easy to be a fan of Moss Wood cabernets, and the 2020 only adds to the reputation.

A trip on the world’s slowest express train is a must-do for train enthusiasts.

Margaret River-based wine producers Evans & Tate, Domaine Naturaliste and House of Cards have been recognised for their achievements at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2023.

The head of Australia’s largest private hospital operator says a recently approved expansion is just the start of its envisioned growth for healthcare in Joondalup.

Refined luxury, stunning speed, or alpine views, train travel offers a complete experience.

The medtech company jointly established by Perth burns surgeon Fiona Wood has achieved a landmark regulatory approval in the US for its spray-on skin technology.

In his first speech as the 31st premier of Western Australia, Roger Cook praised his predecessor and affirmed his commitment to the state.

Fortescue Metals Group has signed an $18 million agreement with the Nyamal people to provide mining equipment for its Iron Bridge magnetite project.

Australia has recorded two consecutive quarters of declining retail turnover in real terms but the migration boom is expected to underpin a recovery.

Established inner-city hospitality provider Andy Freeman discusses the state of the sector.

Productivity takes biggest hit yet

The Federal Court has disqualified an investment promoter from managing corporations for life over an unregistered scheme that allegedly raised $11.3 million.

Mark Beyer and Jack McGinn discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the Indigenous businesses sector.

Federal politicians and the Property Council say a $1 billion fund for consumers to make their homes more energy efficient will have a high take-up.

Energy costs will be even more important as machines supplant people in the workforce.

Accountants who breach professional standards could be hit with fines five times bigger than before under a new proposed disciplinary framework from Australia’s industry body.

The local share market has closed down 0.2 per cent following the Tuesday's rate hike and underwhelming gross domestic product figures.

Fremantle Ports chair Chris Sutherland has been appointed president of Fremantle Football Club, succeeding Dale Alcock.

Gold producer Perseus Mining has delayed making a final investment decision on its Meyas Sand Gold project in Sudan following ongoing conflict in the country.

Christ Church Grammar School has cleared a planning hurdle in its bid to consolidate its playing fields after a development assessment panel green-lit a $20 million plan.

Australia's economic performance is starting to wane, with the economy growing by 0.2 per cent in the March quarter, down from 0.6 per cent.

Beach Energy has plugged and abandoned its Trigg 1 gas exploration well, making it the second target in the Perth Basin to record disappointing results in the past three months.

The flexible workspace provider is set to occupy space in Brookfield’s second tower in Elizabeth Quay and in the BHP tower at Brookfield Place.

Ministers Rita Saffioti, Paul Papalia, Bill Johnston and Balcatta MP David Michael were the major movers as Roger Cook unveiled his refreshed cabinet at Dumas House this morning.

A Senate inquiry will explore the interaction of consultants and government departments at a public hearing, as the PwC tax advice scandal continues.

We need to rethink what being a full-time student actually means and look to adjust the models of teaching and learning.

Administrators of Wiluna Mining Corporation have estimated the collapsed gold play owes $43.8 million to unsecured creditors, a court judgment shows.

Pressure on Labor wages policy

Indigenous business leaders have shared their stories and set an agenda to achieve more progress in the fast-growing sector.

Chevron Australia has announced the production of first gas from the $4 billion Gorgon Stage 2 project, which involved the installation of 11 additional wells.