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An entity owned by Roy Lombardi has purchased four lots from St John Ambulance for $9.57 million.

OPINION: The AI-linked commodity boom is a tailwind for the Australian dollar.

A new mine submitted to the EPA would be among the first in Fortescue's stable to run on renewable energy from the get-go, should the miner's plans come off.

Paul Blackburne has called for the state government to slow down its spending amid constraints in the construction industry, as the developer speaks at a Business News event.

OPINION: Labor is sitting pretty in WA, but the party is considering who provides the best future.

Senior Recfishwest staffer Matt Gillett will lead a panel tasked with reopening recreational demersal fishing, while a petition to launch an inquiry has garnered a strong response.

Natalie Sarich-Dayton says Brownes is focused on new product lines amid a protracted sale by WA's oldest dairy's Chinese owners.

RESULTS WRAP: Increased net profits, revenue and interim dividends were a common theme for MLG Oz, Macmahon and SRG during the first half of FY26.

Horizon Minerals will raise $175 million to fully fund its refurbishment and redevelopment of the Black Swan processing hub in the Goldfields.

V&V Walsh has cleared a planning hurdle over its new wastewater treatment plant, with an assessment panel unanimously approving the $32 million proposal.

Bellevue Gold will spend up to $40 million to build a wet paste plant at its namesake mine, as it seeks to improve production consistency from the project.

Resources giant Santos has beaten a greenwashing lawsuit against its net-zero goals after telling a court it made targets not promises to slash emissions.

More than 1,000 homes will replace the defunct Edith Cowan University site in Mount Lawley.

More than two years of Federal Court probes into elusive Nathan Featherby's dealings have culminated in a Supreme Court action against Michael Povey and Charles Straw.

Atlas Building and national homebuilder Simonds Homes have partnered to accelerate housing supply in the state, marking the latter's entry into Western Australia.

Medallion Metals will go ahead with its $138 million plan to develop its Ravensthorpe gold mine, after securing offtake and finance from global trading house Trafigura.

GR Engineering Services has been endorsed by Brightstar Resources as its preferred EPC contractor for Goldfields-based assets.

Construction on a long-awaited MRI facility at Port Hedland's hospital will begin this year.

The Richardson family's investment in export infrastructure at Albany has caught the eye of farmers, traders and venture capitalists.

World shares steadied have steadied after Friday's drop triggered by AI-related ‌concerns as the Lunar New Year holiday in Asia and President's Day in the US made for thin trading.

Copper has overtaken iron ore as BHP's most valuable product as demand for the red metal soars.

Energy bills at risk from big blowout

Nadia Budihardjo speaks to Claire Tyrrell about Jacquie Chan's past decade in Perth's restaurant business.

Private equity firm Viburnum Funds has invested in Magellan Power, a Perth-born power systems manufacturer for the resources, defence and data centres industries.

Premier Roger Cook has been asked who his successor should be and played a straight bat.

The WA government has unveiled a new grant program to support the establishment of a spaceport in the state.

The local share market has closed modestly higher as traders digest a spate of earnings reports from companies including JB Hi-Fi, Treasury Wine Estates, A2 Milk and BlueScope Steel.

The property, subject to a court order, has been partially sold back to its seller Mary Vlahos.

The Supreme Court has been asked to reveal details of a secrecy-stricken legal battle between Santos and Newcrest over a gas contract for the Telfer mining operation.

The new owners of a luxury retreat on Christmas Island are bullish on the remote province's tourism potential as uncertainty surrounds the island's major employers.

Woolworths Group has cleared a hurdle over its $120 million project on the former White Sands tavern site after the Supreme Court weighed in on its lapsed approval.

Western Australia's push to become a major rugby union destination has continued on the back of securing two Wallabies Test matches later this year.