Discount electronic and whitegoods retailer The Good Guys will pay almost $14 million, under an agreement with the competition watchdog to resolve federal court proceedings.
Australia's share market has given up a five-week winning streak, as investors grapple with military conflict, global growth concerns and lofty valuations.
Developer Nigel Satterley has rubbished suggestions of a property market impact from geopolitical tensions, calling the Trump factor a ‘myth’, during a discussion on greenfield sites.
WA’s opposition has criticised the state budget for failing to provide support for small business after treasurer Rita Saffioti obfuscated on questions about payroll tax relief.
Business News journalist Ella Loneragan has been recognised by The Walkley Foundation, receiving a national award at the esteemed organisation’s Mid-Year Media Prizes overnight.
Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss the state budget; Power 500; Joe Longo's comments on leadership; Perth property deals; Zenith Energy; and Bill Beament.
A preliminary report into the tech which will enforce the Albanese government’s social media ban has found it is ‘robust’, but warned of privacy and security concerns.
A showcase of representative colts and women's football on Friday night at Gosnells Oval is the latest example of the Perth Football League's increasing off-field growth.
Professional services giant PwC Australia has released its first-ever annual report, revealing a 16 per cent drop in profit, and detailing efforts to address the fallout of its 2023 tax scandal.
The Canci family has secured approval to build a multi-million-dollar project in the Australian Marine Complex in Henderson, which will be occupied by Bhagwan Marine.
Treasurer Rita Saffioti has backed the state’s ability to ride the bumps of iron ore price volatility and deliver its manufacturing agenda in her annual post-budget address this morning.
ANALYSIS: Longstanding former West Coast Eagles chief executive Trevor Nisbett’s presentation at the Tiger Connect business forum left the audience hanging on every word.
Global stocks fell overnight and the dollar rose as investors, concerned over the United States' possible entry into the Israel-Iran air war, seek safe-haven assets and ditch riskier ones.
It was Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA chief economist Aaron Morey who summed up industry feelings on the budget best, when he said ‘thank god for rocks and royalties’.
Planning authorities have waved through a $200 million plan to build a 34-storey timber tower that the City of Perth hopes will activate the area and aid its population growth goals.
Australian shares have edged lower as the Israel-Iran conflict weighed on confidence, while interest rate-sensitive stocks improved on the back of a cooling labour market.
