Profit-taking in raw materials and energy stocks have dragged the bourse lower, ahead of a huge week for central bank meetings in different parts of the globe.
A controversial Pilbara politician has been disqualified from holding office after he failed to apologise for alleging town staff were working to cover up an illegal brothel.
Sam Jones and Tom Zaunmayr discuss how the second generation of a famous WA performing family is working to ensure its cultural contribution continues.
The state's Environmental Protection Authority has waved through Synergy's plans for a 20-turbine wind farm near Augusta, despite significant public concern over the development.
Canyon Resources boss Peter Secker says the bauxite developer remains on course to begin mining in February, despite some minor delays at its flagship asset.
ANALYSIS: Efforts to find a mid-career work-life balance confront a sobering reality of mounting time pressure, rising dissatisfaction and competing pressure of juggling career demands with family responsibilities.
As the US furthers its push to secure and sustain a solid critical minerals supply chain, a Perth-based junior is making strides in becoming a key antimony producer.
Chalice Mining has halved the capital costs for developing its platinum group metals and palladium mine to $820 million for a project it expects will pay itself off in 2.7 years.
The owner of the only privately-owned coal-fired power station in the state has been handed a $5 million fine by the Economic Regulation Authority for breaching market rules.
Japanese trading giant Itochu Corporation has joined a group of industry and government agencies working to establish an ammonia ship refueling hub in the Pilbara.
US stocks have closed out the trading week with slight gains on Friday as the latest flurry of economic data kept elevated expectations for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut.
A former Murdoch University maintenance manager has been put behind bars for siphoning more than $1 million worth of work to his wife and friend's company.
Mark Pownall and Tom Zaunmayr discuss Spud Shed's move into milk; fishing rights; major business deals; Gina Rinehart's helicopter pad; NDIS dramas and more.
The local bourse has ended the week slightly higher, buoyed by miners, energy and utilities stocks while fading hopes of interest rate cuts weighed elsewhere.
