The nation’s financial intelligence agency is set to take Crown Perth to the Federal Court over claims it breached anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws.
WBHO Infrastructure’s parent company had pledged continued financial support until at least October 2022, after the subsidiary made a $35 million loss in the 2021 financial year.
On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Jordan Murray reflects on the state of polling headed into the upcoming federal election and how independents may push for major reform in a hung parliament.
Barrenjoey Capital Partners has greatly bolstered both its local team and its national mining credentials by recruiting the head of Goldman Sachs’ Perth office.
Mader shares were boosted on the back of a half-yearly update that observed a $44 million uptick in revenues as the heavy equipment and services provider works to build its international presence.
The state government will strengthen public health restrictions this week ahead of what Premier Mark McGowan warns will be the most difficult month of the pandemic.
Limited exposure to COVID-19 and nine home games in front of crowds last year has bolstered the West Coast Eagles’ bottom line, with the club turning a profit of $7.2 million in 2021.
The Perth man accused of conspiring with former bureaucrat Paul Whyte to siphon more than $20 million from a government department has denied participating in the rort.
Sandfire Resources has cited stronger copper prices and operational performance in posting a 24 per cent increase in net profit to $US55.2 million over the first half of the financial year.
Perseus Mining has struck a friendly $C219 million deal to acquire full ownership of Canada’s Orca Gold Inc, which owns 70 per cent of a development project in Sudan.
Andrew Forrest’s private company has committed to develop Australia’s largest renewable energy project, while FFI is proceeding with a green energy project.
More than 1,150 elderly people in Western Australia could be stranded in hospital as labour shortages in the aged care sector threaten to reduce capacity in nursing facilities.
Mark McGowan has confirmed the state's new film studio might not be built in Fremantle after a range of issues were found at the proposed Victoria Quay site.
APM Human Services has tabled its first half-yearly report since debuting in a $982 million IPO last year, reaffirming its commitment to a dividend while posting a $42.7 million net loss.
Mark Pownall and Jordan Murray discuss Ukraine, COVID-19, Probuild, Agribusiness, Perth Airport and Qantas legal dispute, Nev Power, Jack Bendat, federal election, oil and gas, and aged care.
