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Marine service provider MMA Offshore has secured a $10 million contract to provide vessel services for a New Zealand-based hydrocarbon producer.

It is misleading to argue China’s tariffs have only had a slight impact on Australia’s barley exports.

A family heritage in policing runs deep for the outgoing commissioner as he readies to be WA's next governor.

The federal government says its position on dealing with China remains unchanged, despite China listing four demands in order to improve ties.

Covid centre tip for migrants

Political editor Gary Adshead provides highlights from this morning's interview with Caroline Spencer.

Crop growth across the state’s grain belt is well ahead of schedule after one of the warmest starts to winter in three decades.

The Australian share market has finished the day up 0.45 per cent and gained 2.1 per cent for the week, its best performance in 17 weeks.

Chalice Mining has touted more good news from the Julimar project after bumping up its resource estimates for the mixed metals outfit by 5 per cent.

WA Auditor General says bungled Huawei deal might need to be examined.

The opposition is lobbying the corruption watchdog to launch an inquiry into allegations the WA Labor Party sought to expedite the G2G process for those lining its pockets.

Mark Pownall and Jordan Murray discuss interest rates, construction costs, South Fremantle Power Station, the latest on Crown, Sephora, mining deals, and corporate finance.

Three former senior executives from gold exploration company Ten Sixty Four are taking the company to court over allegations of oppressive conduct and a breach of duty of care.

The WA property investment group plans to develop a 25,000sqm logistics facility at the Welshpool site.

The political decision to close coal assets has been made, finally, and now the challenge begins to fill capacity.

A cohort of WA's largest organisations have participated in a first-of-its-kind report profiling indigenous employment practices in Australia.

Electric car chargers are just the start for Ampol, with the company's top boss confident the petrol retailer has what it takes to become an energy retailer in the coming decades.

Japanese former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has died, public broadcaster NHK has reported.

A plan to build temporary medical facilities and offices at Woodside Energy LNG processing train site on the Burrup Peninsula has been approved.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the United Kingdom-Australia relationship goes beyond individuals and will continue to thrive with new leadership.

A new antenna and a strengthened relationship with the European Space Agency is set to take WA’s space aspirations to new heights.

Alcoa Foundation has committed a further $655,000 to not-for-profit Waalitj Foundation’s employment and business support programs over the next three years.

Sell shares or else, PM tells ministers

Boris Johnson says he is resigning as Britain's prime minister, bowing to calls from ministerial colleagues and lawmakers in his Conservative Party.

Monadelphous has secured a handful of contracts valued at $220 million, while subsidiaries of NRW Holdings have extended a fleet contract worth up to $1.2 billion.

One of Western Australia’s biggest fund managers, Packer & Co, has spelled out the impact of Russian sanctions as it revealed a negative 1.2 per cent annual performance which still beat its benchmark markets.

Liontown Resources chair Tim Goyder has paid $17 million for a home overlooking the water in Peppermint Grove.

Sun Brilliance boss Dilawar Singh has mounted an $8.5 million lawsuit against the company he once helmed for allegedly capitalising on his name and reputation long after his departure.

The Simon Lee Foundation is supporting the Art Gallery of WA to establish a five-year curatorial initiative to exhibit and collect work by contemporary Asian artists.

Senior editor Mark Pownall digs into how school foundations are buying up land for school camps in the South West region.

Gains by the heavyweight mining sector have helped lift the Australian share market by 0.8 per cent as industrial metal prices rebound.

After two decades of local ownership, Churchill Consulting is set to change hands and come under the ownership of global consultancy group Sia Partners.