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The operators of DOVA Collective say they have delivered a new business model for art galleries.

Anthony Albanese has confirmed Australia's entry into a German-led "climate club", which some groups say will push the nation to do more on emissions cuts.

Moody’s Investors Service has reinstated Western Australia to its highest possible AAA credit rating, a move the state expects will save it $2.4 billion in interest over its forward estimates.

China slips closer to deflation

Shares in Ken Brinsden-chaired lithium aspirant Patriot Battery Metals are locked in a trading halt as the company pulls together a response to a critical short-selling report and deal speculation.

The local share market changed gears to finish the day 0.54 per cent lower after unexpectedly weak Chinese inflation data rattled investors.

There is nothing particularly unusual about a property owner wanting to connect separate parcels of land.

Recent modelling from Wood Mackenzie shows underground mines will bear the highest cost in reducing its emissions under the revised safeguard mechanism scheme.

Mark Beyer and Jack McGinn discuss the growth of WSP in Western Australia following its recent deal for Calibre Group's mining and infrastructure business.

Billionaire Kerry Stokes is set to acquire a laneway behind his company’s Australian Capital Equity building, which has been public access for decades.

Grain markets seem to be balancing the bearish with the bullish, despite unpredictable weather and political events.

WA-based Good Sammy has opened its first hospitality venue Good Thanks cafe at the Kwinana Recquatic recreation centre.

A decision on the restart of operations at the historic Paulsens gold mine in the Pilbara is imminent, according to the project owner Black Cat Syndicate.

Listings for Perth property has hit a record low with numbers dwindling amid sky-high demand, a buyer’s agent claims.

Neighbours are alarmed about a proposal to extract gravel at a picturesque vineyard and function venue in the South West.

Synergy hardship customers will be able to leverage the excess power generated by the state’s rooftop solar during off-peak times for free under a new scheme.

Engineering giant WSP expects the green energy transition will boost opportunities in the mining sector.

The mining sector recorded the largest fall in business turnover for the second month in a row, according to new statistics from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

Carnarvon Energy is waiting on approval from the Foreign Investment Review Board to sell a slice of its Dorado project to Taiwan's national oil and gas enterprise.

US stocks have closed lower as investors digested data indicating the country's job growth slowed more than expected in June.

Another PwC partner sent out tax info

In today’s podcast Claire Tyrrell and Jack McGinn discuss all the latest property figures, and what they mean for industry.

The local bourse plunged 1.69 per cent lower as rising bond yields led to broad sell-offs across the entire market.

The state government has spent just $16,500 on a feasibility analysis to support shifting the $1.8 billion Women and Babies Hospital to Murdoch, Business News has learned.

International air services to Perth are set for a major ramp up.

Gold producer Regis Resources has only just hit its production target for the 2023 financial year after achieving an annual record from its eastern Goldfields assets.

In this podcast Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss Scyne Advisory, Aravina Estate, Primero and Wood wins, Centurion expands, house prices, interest rates, Hancock, Arbor Centre, architects and corporate finance.

The real estate group’s head of capital markets and managing director of the company for a decade is moving on after 27 years on the job.

A shed and patio business affiliated with former West Coast Eagles player Andrew Donnelly has attracted 60 complaints from customers since March 2022, according to Consumer Protection.

Airbus is putting sustainability at the forefront of its future cabin design.

The volume of houses and units approved reached 994 in WA last month, as approvals fall to levels not seen since the 1980s.

Controversial builder Modco Residential allegedly owes more than $28,000 to a recruitment firm that has launched legal action to wind-up the company.