Philip Lowe has denied saying interest rates wouldn't be lifted until 2024 as an independent review into the reserve bank is set to examine the effectiveness of its communication.
The company behind Marian Sturm’s life-changing cellular treatment has failed in its bid to have the state health department’s lawsuit against it thrown out, as the ownership battle continues.
The local share market has closed modestly higher though it still has a long way to go before recouping its losses on Wednesday, the worst day in three months.
The liquidators of Brierty have been given the all-clear to pursue $8.7 million in alleged preferential payments made before the contractor’s 2017 collapse.
Shares in Warrick Hazeldine-chaired Global Lithium Resources have risen to a new high after major shareholder Mineral Resources lifted its interest in the business.
Former premier Colin Barnett believes it's time to bite the bullet and demolish the South Fremantle Power Station in the wake of another failed bid to redevelop the 1951 building.
Clive Palmer’s Mineralogy has backed down in one of its many active legal pursuits against the subsidiaries of Chinese-owned CITIC Pacific, a shock move the company is yet to explain.
A health block at Fremantle hospital will be converted into a three-storey mental health ward after a development assessment panel approved the proposal today.
An independent 'reporter' will assess the effects of industry on ancient rock art in the Pilbara where a contentious fertiliser plant is being developed.
Wall Street stocks have closed higher as an on-target inflation report largely staunched the flow of the previous session's sell-off and investors pressed the "pause" button.
Perth Wildcats may have missed the playoffs for the first time in 36 years, but that didn't stop the league's most successful franchise from booking a profit of $750,000 for the financial year.
The Chamber of Arts and Culture WA is undertaking an “urgent” review of its operations, with chair Phil Thick declaring changes needed to be made for it to survive.
Euroz Hartleys Group shareholders will receive a special dividend and return of capital amounting to $80 million from the sale of its fund management business which settled earlier this year.
The site, including a heritage-listed building, on the corner of Pier and Wellington streets is up for sale after a student accommodation plan failed to come to fruition.
The Australian stock market has suffered its worst losses since June 14, falling along with markets around the world on predictions of aggressive US rate hikes.
A failed Pilbara accommodation provider has revived its lawsuit against BHP over allegations the mining giant colluded with Lendlease to end a contract underpinning its survival.
Jordan Murray talks about the expansion of government since the start of the pandemic and what affect that may have on how much the state's public servants are paid.
