Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made a whistle-stop visit to Perth on his way to Indonesia, joined by some of Western Australia's newly elected federal members.
St John of God has scrapped a proposed birthing unit from its $311 million expansion of the Subiaco hospital, with the new building to be two levels shorter than what was approved.
Previously unidentified environmental and cultural factors have led Alcoa to reassess proposed haul roads at its Darling Range mines in an amended, lower disturbance mine plan.
A $49 million retirement village and apartment project in City Beach has been approved after the committee presiding member used her casting vote to break a deadlock.
On the back of securing funding deals to further develop its Speewah fluorite project in the East Kimberley, ASX-listed Tivan has officially confirmed its new leadership team.
The state government has announced Saj Abdoolakhan as the new small business commissioner and chief executive officer of the Small Business Development Corporation.
The state government will inject an additional $3 million into financial counselling services over two years to help Western Australians experiencing financial hardship.
Woodside Energy will look to sell part of its Louisiana LNG project to Aramco, a move announced the same day as a near trillion-dollar deal between the US and Saudi governments.
Australia’s commitment toward enhanced success in the lead up to the 2032 Brisbane Paralympics has continued, with a dedicated new para sports unit at the WA Institute of Sport.
West African Resources has begun mining and crushing at its Kiaka gold project in Burkina Faso, as it moves towards its aim of becoming a 420,000 ounces per annum gold producer.
