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Technip has been picked for front-end engineering and design work at a planned 10 megawatt green hydrogen project in Northam.

The federal government's workplace relations changes, which will introduce multi-employer bargaining, have been waved through parliament.

Technology and money can make for uncomfortable bedfellows as data theft and financial losses pile up.

Court ruling could delay NW project

Steel Blue, Mader and Foodbank WA were among the winners of the 2022 RISE Business Awards.

Mr Packer was fondly remembered for his contribution to the property industry and life as a keen sailor.

Ad Astra Corporate Advisory and McGrath Nicol were paid more than $1million over just six months to advise on the failed sale of the WA TAB.

Perth shoppers may continue to see product shortages for weeks, after flooding knocked out a major rail link for the second time this year.

Stockbroker Gary Castledine has been handed a suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty to allegations of insider trading stemming from a decade-old incident.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell talks about Sheffield Property's merger with Cushman & Wakefield, and growing support for Perth to develop a mid-tier public transport strategy.

Classical singer Fiona Campbell is set to move to Perth Symphony Orchestra, following her appointment as creative director.

The local share market has risen 1.0 per cent to a fresh seven-month high after Jerome Powell suggested the Fed might soon moderate its rate-hiking campaign.

The group behind Fringe World Festival and Rooftop movies has appointed new board members to replace Renee Wingfield and Howard Cearns.

A lithium explorer led by Atlas Iron founder David Flanagan is on track to raise $60 million to fund exploration and development campaigns at two WA projects.

The heat’s on Labor over members’ use of taxpayers’ funds.

CBRE has appointed Theo Smyrniotis to the role.

Cox Architecture has been tasked with progressing the design of the $35 million Perth Cultural Centre rejuvenation project under a new contract from the state government.

Specialist labs, glasshouses and an emergency management operational centre will be built at Murdoch University, courtesy of $320 million in state government funding.

A comprehensive national survey has found one third of Australians have experienced sexual harassment in the workplace, with the IT, media and arts sectors the worst offenders.

A $135 million project of two towers in Leederville has been approved with flying colours and was labelled a "benchmark" of development planning at an assessment panel meeting.

Kwinana-based company Steel Mains will manufacture large steel water pipes in Western Australia for the first time under a $58 million contract with Water Corporation.

The manufacturing sector has finally contracted after three months of flatlining, in a sign that less than favourable economic conditions are now hurting.

An odd couple have established a successful business chemistry, carving a niche negotiating deals in difficult markets.

St George cements link with battery minerals maker

CoreLogic’s latest home value index shows a 0 per cent change for Perth, with a slight increase to its median dwelling price.

Renewable generators may not earn enough revenue to attract investment as the state shuts down coal, a major electricity market review has found.

A prominent Perth family is set to purchase the sub-regional asset.

The local share market has closed up 0.4 per cent, bouncing back from its early losses after consumer prices rose less than expected in October.

Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has fallen short of last year’s mega profit, posting a $5.8 billion bottom line for 2022 as it flags new growth and investment plans.

Parliament has heard further details of the state government's settlement with John Holland following the end of legal wrangling over its work on Perth Children's Hospital.

Senior editor Mark Beyer talks about some of the innovative ways that WA's biggest businesses are retaining employees.

VeinTech, and researchers at Telethon Kids Institute, are among the medical researchers who will tomorrow win $2.2 million of grants through the state’s health future fund.