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The peak union body has called on the Fair Work Commission to enshrine the right to disconnect outside of work hours to be included in modern awards.

Voters fear budget will raise rates

A new Deloitte report has highlighted Australia's “she'll be right” attitude towards generative AI risks the nation falling behind our neighbours in the Asia-Pacific region.

A Joondalup-based medical cannabis producer is moving to capitalise on Germany's recent decriminalisation of the drug, outlining plans to merge with one of Europe's largest cannabis manufacturers.

RLF Agtech has completed the acquisition of Far North Queensland-based LiquaForce, after having satisfied all transaction conditions.

Sam Jones and Jack McGinn discuss the climate for innovation in Western Australia.

The ASX200 has fallen 0.9 per cent, giving up half of Thursday's gains, but still finished the week 0.8 per cent higher.

Maintenance contractor LGM Industries has appointed former Mondalephous manager Paul Fishlock as its chief executive.

The real estate group's largest residential office has chosen not to renew its franchise agreement after 18 years.

The WA government has been encouraged to foster innovation amid warnings failure to do so could have long-term economic effects.

Resources heavyweight BHP has backed two organisations in the Pilbara, one to support people experiencing family and domestic violence and another aiding health outcomes of Indigenous children.

FBR has announced its bricklaying and construction unit, dubbed Hadrian X, has officially departed Fremantle by sea, bound for the US.

An index that tracks population flows from capital cities to regional Australia has found demographics play a role in who goes where.

Poseidon Nickel has recommended exploration at its Lake Johnston project in the Goldfields after a deal with Mineral Resources was terminated.

Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss the federal budget's mining support, Santos and Quintis job cuts, live sheep exports, property development approvals, NWQ Capital Management, and Clough's journey under Peter Bennett.

Rival fund managers are perplexed by the scale of the debt left by NWQ Capital Management, expressing surprise at the almost $20 million owed, including to four prominent Perth business figures.

Cosmos Exploration has announced it plans to acquire an 80 per cent stake in the Fenix uranium project, located in Canada's Thelon Basin.

Innovation hub Spacecubed has signed an MoU with one of India's largest Medtech precincts, aimed at exploring collaborative opportunities for high-growth Medtech startups.

Shares in Claremont-based PharmAust rose 5 per cent early on Friday morning, following news the company had received orphan drug designation for both monepantel and the treatment of motor neurone disease and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

The transformation of Cable Beach's foreshore has been boosted by a $26.3 million federal government cash splash.

US stocks have closed lower after the Dow index reached an intra-day high of 40,000.

Dutton to slash migrant intake

A 928-room hotel and beer garden has been proposed on the site of a shuttered caravan park overlooking Karratha's salt flats.

The city's rental vacancy rate has risen above 1 per cent for the first time in almost three years, Proptrack says.

Mark Pownall speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about the Brooks family and the expansion of their equipment hire business.

The ASX has hit a six-week high with the energy sector the only loser in a day of gains across the ASX.

Exploration aspirant Sun Silver continued its impressive start to life on the ASX, reaching 58.5 cents before closing at 53.5 cents per share, up 26 per cent, on Thursday.

Western Australia-focused corporate firm Euroz Hartleys has announced an improved net profit after tax, due to an uptake in equity capital market activities.

Two remote Kimberley iron ore minnows are dusting off the cobwebs to resume mining.

JJ Leach Group boss has slammed the state government's ‘shovel-ready' planning pathway after the developer's $65 million Claremont project took years to be approved.

Green Tech Metals and Anax Metals have signed a memorandum of understanding, as both exploration and development companies consider a formalised alliance.

The University of Western Australia will pay back more than $10 million after finding out it has underpaid thousands of its employees since mid-2013.