French renewables giant Neoen has completed the nation's largest battery to date at Collie and engaged a contractor for a new build at Muchea in partnership with US giant Tesla.
An 112-year-old bridge supporting trains between Perth and City West stations requires urgent replacement at a cost in the hundreds of millions, according to an advisory body report.
A state government funding scheme to boost tourism accommodation has signalled another step forward for prominent businessman Steve Birkbeck's latest luxury development plans.
The City of Perth has cemented its opposition against two major state government projects despite allegations of political motives being thrown in the lead up to an election.
Henderson-headquartered shipbuilder Austal will cancel construction of two US Navy towage and rescue boats after reaching an agreement to mitigate blown out construction costs.
An east coast investment firm has bought Brighton Village for $25.3 million, marking Colliers' second Perth neighbourhood shopping centre transaction within 12 months.
WA meat processors Westpork and Dardanup Butchering Company have merged and announced more than $60 million of investments to boost feed and meat supply.
Wall Street's three major indexes closed a choppy session higher overnight, marking quarterly and monthly gains - even as investors braced for a US government shutdown.
Basketball enthusiasts in Perth's north-eastern suburbs have been given a boost today, following news that Binar Maali will join the TCD WABL Championship next season.
Argonaut's full-year profit surged to $15.5 million, fueled by a sharp rise in corporate finance fees amid a busy year of gold sector capital raisings and transactions.
Government intervention is being called on to fix a broken insurance market in the Kimberley which is forcing business owners to cut staff, scale back growth, and mull leaving the region.
Australia's share market has handed back early gains after the Reserve Bank hinted investors might have to wait longer for the next reduction in borrowing costs.
Jack McGinn and Tom Zaunmayr discuss why concerns are emerging about a lack of succession literacy ahead of a looming transfer of intergenerational wealth.
Australia's central bank has held the cash rate steady at 3.6 per cent, amid an uptick in inflation readings and widely inline with market expectations.