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The 2025 CinefestOZ Film Prize winner, announced over the weekend in Busselton, will take home $100,000.

Woolworths estimates it owes up to $750 million to thousands of salaried team leaders after a court ruling, while Coles' liability could hit $250 million.

Roger Cook has cited China's rate of progress as an example for Western Australia to follow, while announcing sweeping reform designed to clear a path for key industrial development.

Woodside insists a condensate storage tank at its Karratha Gas Plant which appears to be severely damaged did not collapse and is simply being ‘withdrawn from service'.

Mining contractor and services group Tasmea has capitalised on gossip about looming director sales by nailing a $43 million capital raising.

The operator of Perth's biggest fresh food trading hub has banked a $21 million profit courtesy of a sharp rise in the value of the unlisted public company's property holdings.

Land developers are increasingly delivering lifestyle villages in WA, but the regulatory framework is stifling progress.

Erin Patterson has been sentenced to life in prison but will have a chance for release after murdering three lunch guests with deadly mushrooms.

Hockey WA chief executive Graham Reid says he is excited by the opportunities stemming from increased exposure of the 2025 Hockey One season.

Four eminent Western Australian businessmen will step into the ring again to convince the federal government the 75-cent floor on the state's GST share should remain in place.

US stocks ended the week slightly lower as investors weigh economic worries against optimism over interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

PM's call to get behind climate plan

The City of Mandurah has filed a lawsuit against two firms tasked with engineering works at the town's aquatic centre, alleging misleading conduct.

Economist Aaron Morey has emerged as the new chief executive of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA, ending the search and succeeding Rebecca Tomkinson.

Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the first year of Alcoa of Australia boss Elsabe Muller.

A WA born businesswoman has purchased the South Terrace property from PARC Developments.

The Supreme Court of Western Australia has dismissed Komatsu's bid to overturn previous orders relating to CITIC Pacific Mining's legal action against it.

Australia's share market has edged higher but the sprint to the finish couldn't balance the week's post-earnings profit-taking and a brutal mid-week sell-off.

Oil and gas major Shell is assessing its 16.7 per cent stake in the North West Shelf joint venture project off the coast of WA, majority owned and operated by Woodside Energy.

Nominations for local government elections have closed, with former politicians and unsuccessful parliamentary candidates eyeing for council roles in October.

REVIEW: Swan Valley winery has avoid the extremes of natural winemaking to produce complex wines without sacrificing balance.

OPINION: The federal government has increased its exposure to the market with a critical metals move.

An urban growth boundary and sunken railway line were floated as ways to boost the residential population in WA's port city.

Mark Pownall and Sam Jones discuss Kwinana port dramas; Austal; ACCC concerns over RAC Insurance; Indigenous contracting worth $3bn; and the Port Hedland council.

The long-term bonus for former Qantas boss Alan Joyce has vested, granting him a final multimillion-dollar payout following his troubled tenure.

Elsabe Muller's first year in charge of Alcoa of Australia has come as the miner embarks on a critical period in its local story.

A jury has found Chris Marco guilty of defrauding investors of more than $34 million, after a five week trial in the state's highest court.

4DS Memory shares collapsed 70 per cent on Friday after the company announced a strategic review, disengaged partners and admitted its flagship chip technology had failed.

Donald Trump is moving to rebrand the US defence department as the "Department of War", a White House official says in the latest name change of his presidency.

Broome-founded remote power company GenOffGrid has secured a contract to design and build a microgrid renewable energy project in the remote town of Blackstone.

Mineral Resources has declined to comment on unconfirmed reports that it has found a way to materially increase iron ore shipments from its Onslow iron ore operation.

West Perth-based Black Canyon has announced plans to raise $10 million in order to facilitate exploration programs at its Wandanya project in the Pilbara.