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An eastern states property group has secured approval to build a $30 million, seven-storey apartment development on Oxford Street.

Australian banking customers will be better protected from scammers under a suite of changes introduced by the industry.

Another Perth building company faces collapse after the tax office issued a winding-up application against Presidential Building Services.

Perth Mint's new boss says the gold refiner is well on its way to fixing compliance issues chairman Sam Walsh admits have hurt its reputation in WA.

Australians are tipped to spend more than $6 billion on Black Friday bargains, providing a boost to retailers grappling with a slow year of sales.

Gresley Abas Architects is on a mission to convince the public about the importance of good design in affordable housing.

AusSuper blasts ‘low-ball' offer

The local share market closed down 0.6 per cent to hit its lowest level in a week following a speech by RBA governor Michelle Bullock.

Nadia Budihardjo and Jack McGinn discuss opportunities emerging around the state's renewables push.

Poynton Stavrianou chair John Poynton has invested in Subiaco-based tech company Frugl Group, raising $225,000 in a private placement.

Takeover target OreCorp has received a bolstered bid from Canadian miner Silvercorp Metals, in a move that's been backed by mining billionaire Tim Goyder.

Reactive domestic gas policy changes by the state government present a threat to stable supply in Western Australia, according to Strike Energy chair John Poynton.

The growing prevalence of placements to bridge academic learning and real-life experience is taking a toll on students.

A Capel Vale riesling from Mount Barker has delivered a stunning performance at the recent WA Wine Show.

Alex Dorsch says a high-grade underground mine is the best opportunity to move the dial on Chalice Mining's Gonneville project as shares in the one-time market favourite continued to slide.

An accelerated push for renewable energy has opened the door for innovators seeking to build, deliver and maintain the dream of net zero.

Former AVZ Minerals director Peter Huljich has accused several of the company's board members of defamation, ahead of the lithium hopeful's annual general meeting today.

A heads of agreement anointing Henderson-based Austal as the nation's strategic shipbuilder of choice in WA will guarantee the industry's local future, according to the federal government.

A new multi-level driving range is among the $19 million worth of upgrades proposed to breathe new life into the Fremantle Public Golf Course.

Litigation specialist Michael Hotchkin is to step down from the partnership he established with John Hanly 30 years ago.

A 1,273sqm vacant block with development approval for a medical centre has sold to an owner occupier.

A developer wanting to bring a touch of the Gold Coast to South Hedland has appointed a builder to its $51 million apartment complex and hopes to break ground next year.

The Perth Mint has been spared a hefty fine for failing to comply with anti-money laundering rules by the federal government's financial regulator.

New business investment beat Treasury's budget forecasts though is expected to simmer down as the economy slows.

Bowen acts to ease green energy fears

Liquidators of collapsed contractor Advanced Traffic Management WA are chasing a missing Lamborghini as they count alleged debts tallying north of $15 million to creditors.

The professional cycling event is looking to move to Perth after being held in Victoria for close to two decades.

Jack McGinn and Simone Grogan discuss the challenges confronting the WA accounting sector over the past year.

The ASX200 finished 0.1 per cent lower, in the bourse's fourth straight session of quiet trading during a holiday week in the United States.

Fallout from a tax scandal lingers over the top end of town as the skills shortage becomes endemic.

Gina Rinehart's children sat in court while their lawyer claimed the mining magnate was hypocritical and inconsistent, during a Supreme Court trial over their grandfather's business.

The apartment advocacy group says at least 15 buyers are looking to exit their contracts to buy into the development.