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UWA student accommodation provider St George's College has launched legal action against Palassis Architects and other defendants over allegations of building damages.

WA agribusiness Milne Agrigroup will supply a range of pork products with a carbon neutral footprint to Coles stores after developing the offering with the major supermarket chain.

The local bourse has fallen 1.24 per cent, driven lower by miners and fears of future interest rate rises by the US central bank.

Leonora company Tulli Resources has secured $16 million worth of work with BHP Nickel West, the biggest contract the mining giant has awarded to an Indigenous business.

Senator Linda Reynolds has issued a concerns notice to Brittany Higgins while continuing a separate defamation action against her fiance David Sharaz.

IT solutions provider Cirrus Networks expects to deliver a record revenue of $112 million, according to unaudited results for the 2023 financial year.

Swinney's Farvie range, which was two, has become three…well almost.

Collapsed builder Firm Construction has been fined $600,000 over serious injuries suffered by two workers during the building collapse at the Hotel Rottnest redevelopment in 2020.

Indonesia's second richest person has added Margaret River's Aravina Estate to a growing local leisure and hospitality portfolio.

Corporate regulator ASIC has fined retail broker Openmarkets a record $4.5 million for failing to stamp out a client's suspicious trading activity.

The late Jack Bendat's family foundation has donated $1.5 million for respiratory research at St John of God Subiaco Hospital.

Corporate governance skills and knowledge are playing a role in school leaders' future leadership training.

Japan: LNG could shift to Alaska

The property industry expects WA to have the highest volume of forward works and house price growth in the next 12 months, a recent survey revealed.

Jack McGinn and Mark Beyer discuss new opportunities the energy transition has presented for WA law firms.

The local bourse has fallen 0.35 per cent after underwhelming Chinese economic data raised fears Australia's largest trading partner is heading for a slowdown.

Civil engineering and construction contractor Decmil Group has received a limited notice of award for road infrastructure works for Covalent Lithium's Mount Holland project.

The Perth office of global engineering firm Wood will lead work on a giant $1.1 billion manganese project in central Europe after winning a four-year contract.

A transport and logistics company has bought the industrial site with a view to relocate there.

Bellevue Gold has struck a deal with Genesis Minerals to process material from its goldmine's Vanguard open pit at the latter's Gwalia facility.

Ardea Resources has signed a memorandum of understanding with a Japanese consortium to develop a sub-set of its Kalgoorlie nickel project after tabling a price tag of $3.18 billion.

An east coast family has purchased a medical centre in Cockburn Central from a local investor.

De Grey has referred plans for the Mallina gold project to the Environmental Protection Authority, marking the next step in bringing Australia's next major goldmine to fruition.

Western Australia has topped the national list of highest average fees for outside-school childcare sessions, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has found.

The green energy transition is seen as one of the largest opportunities for WA law firms, with two mid-tier players leading the way.

South Perth accounting firm William Buck has announced its first leadership change in 37 years, with co-founder Mark Collins stepping down as managing director.

Perth entrepreneur Steve Tobin has sold his prized Aravina Estate six years after he first put it on the market.

National cold meats supplier D'Orsogna has appointed CBH chief marketing and trading officer Jason Craig to be its managing director, starting next year.

Wyloo Metals has secured the shareholder support it needs to take over nickel player Mincor Resources, in what could prove a key deal for Andrew Forrest's downstream processing ambitions.

More direct flights between Perth and Indonesia will start operating later this month with the new routes expected to bring in nearly 190,000 seats to the market annually.

A Perth building company and its sole director have been fined almost $250,000 after conducting unauthorised and botched work on four properties.

Acting Treasurer Katy Gallagher has called on the states and territories to better "phase" their massive infrastructure projects, but stopped short of labelling them inflationary.