Energy regulators have put forward a "capacity mechanism" that would pay generators to guarantee supply to an evolving national grid, similar to the scheme already in effect in Western Australia.
Seven of Activ Foundation’s worksites which were due to close in July will stay open for another 18 months after the federal government offered a $7.8 million lifeline.
A probe into Titan Interactive has revealed it was surviving week to week for more than two years before its collapse, juggling tax debts, overdue loans and legal threats over unpaid superannuation.
Dacian Gold will suspend mining at its flagship Mt Morgans operation in Laverton citing “significant” cost pressures, while ushering in a new chief executive to oversee a leaner operating model.
WA’s Auditor General has repeated her call for more transparency and regular reporting on major government projects after quantifying time and cost blowouts on multiple developments.
Mark Beyer and Jordan Murray discuss market struggles, coal-fired power plants, redevelopment of the Matilda Bay Brewing site, Australian Venue Co acquisitions, Modern Glass's closure, and people moves at WA Police.
Luxury baby bag brand Alf the Label has launched a crowdfunding campaign to secure up to $1 million to increase its brand awareness and expand into international markets.
A troubled apartment block is getting a revival as the developer behind Perth's Doubletree hotels aims to build a 19-storey apartment building at the Burswood site.
Wiluna Mining is on track to collect $63.4 million in much-needed capital from shareholders for its namesake gold project, around $20 million less than it had sought to raise.
The ASX200 index fell to its lowest level since November 2020 at midday, dropping 2.1 per cent in morning trade as global markets continue their meltdown.
Artrya shares continued to drop this morning after the US Food and Drug Administration knocked back its AI-based coronary diagnostic product for commercial use.
A report by WA’s independent energy market operator has highlighted the need for new investment to avoid a predicted shortfall in the sector's capacity in 2025.
The Western Australian Planning Commission has approved NewCo Mills' second go at building a stock feed grain mill on a 5.75 hectare site in Bullsbrook.
