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OPINION: AI is facilitating a staggering rate of software development.

Cyber law enforcement from the Five Eyes Alliance have detailed the techniques of Scattered Spider, the group believed to be behind a recent Qantas data breach.

The state government has committed $57 million to tackle road safety risks, funding more than 100 projects in Western Australia.

The proposal, which recently received federal government approval, forms part of the $5 billion overhaul of the airport.

The state’s Indigenous tourism sector is growing, although regional risks, funding and equity remain major hurdles.

A tanker likely carrying Russian crude oil processed and blended in India is offloading its cargo to BP’s refinery south of Perth.

Australia’s inflation eased to 2.1 per cent in the June quarter, bolstering expectations the Reserve Bank will cut interest rates at its August meeting.

A desire to rebuild a local beer supply chain has WA brewers looking to the Wheatbelt to sow a good story.

WA Shadow Treasurer Sandra Brewer says she will introduce a private members bill for the creation of a parliamentary budget office to scrutinise spending.

The coalition has referenced the 1990s sitcom Seinfeld in its criticism of Anthony Albanese's failure to secure a meeting with US President Donald Trump.

Mineral Resources has met its iron ore and lithium production targets for the year, albeit with the latter just keeping its head above water due to depressed battery metals prices.

US stocks have closed lower as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq retreated from record highs after some disappointing corporate earnings while investors awaited a Federal Reserve policy statement.

EU trade setback as Trump hints at 20pc tariffs

GOLD WRAP: Capricorn Metals received approval to expand its Karlawinda project, while Ramelius Resources and Ora Banda Mining delivered new numbers.

Its report coincided with the WA government laying out more details on its planned energy transition and Western Power issuing grid connection offers to battery storage projects.

Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss a push to bring fashion manufacturing back onshore.

Rio Tinto will upgrade its Wickham Village accommodation in Karratha, with construction estimated to cost $16 million, and extend the operation for almost a decade.

Matrix Composites has secured a $35 million subsea contract as former suitor Advanced Innergy Solutions prepares for an ASX listing.

An ore quality risk assessment has cast a shadow over Greatland Resources’ FY26 guidance, offsetting the mid-tier miner’s quarterly results and prompting a sharp sell-off on Tuesday.

The local share market has clawed back losses to close marginally higher ahead of a key inflation readout that could determine whether the Reserve Bank cuts interest rates.

An eight-week trial over the business of alleged fraudster Chris Marco continues in the state’s highest court with the first witness called in on Tuesday.

Preserving cash amid persistently weak spodumene prices is priority for Liontown Resources as it progresses its transition to Australia's first underground lithium miner.

Queensland's Trilogy Funds has embarked on a capital raise to acquire the Butler shopping centre from ISPT.

Karratha is one step closer to getting a $45 million hardware and retail centre, including a 7,600 square metre-Bunnings warehouse, after a panel’s approval.

OPINION: Foreign visitors dominate Rottnest in winter and it’s likely some of them are the students Australia is making less welcome.

The architecture firm is aligning with a growing trend of relocating from the suburbs into the city.

WA internet service provider Pentanet has achieved its first full-year positive EBITDA, marking a $2.7 million turnaround on its previous year.

Banks will pay more than $93 million to refund low-income customers who were charged excessive fees, after a review by the corporate watchdog.

A contract for works at Rio Tinto's Parker Point project is among more than $110 million in projects added to Monadelphous' work book.

Emyria wants to roll out its psychedelic-assisted mental health treatments nation-wide under recent agreements with Medibank and Avive Health.

Woodside will take operating control of Australia’s first major offshore oil and gas development in the Bass Strait from ExxonMobil, in a 50-year first.

Australia could pivot its approach to US tariffs as deals with other nations make it unlikely President Donald Trump will grant it a full exemption.