ANZ has forecast house price growth to slow as mortgage rates climb in 2022, but says most households are well-placed to weather tighter financial conditions.
On today's episode of At Close of Business, senior journalist Matt Mckenzie digs into Metronet railcar manufacturing to find out if the state government's commitment to local content stacks up.
Western Power has no plans to move its transmission node neighbouring the South Fremantle Power Station, a possible hurdle for redevelopment of the precinct.
HIF members will be able to access RATs at a discounted price following a partnership struck between the health insurer and the state's branch of the Australian Medical Association.
Rio Tinto will release documents to MinRes after being dragged into the Chris Ellison-led company's row with Destec over confidential information claims.
Kate Chaney has backed real-time declaration of, and a lower disclosure threshold for, political donations as she seeks to win the blue-ribbon seat of Curtin at the next federal election.
CSL shares surged after its first-half earnings and the ASX had its best day in a week after Russia claimed to be moving troops away from the Ukraine border.
The AMWU will take an ongoing labour dispute with The West Australian to advertisers JB Hi-Fi and the Good Guys today, as a lockout of newspaper printers nears two weeks.
Azure Capital has appointed three new partners, including a recruit from global investment bank Goldman Sachs, to support the growth of its infrastructure practice.
Fortescue took a 32 per cent hit to profits and has trimmed its interim dividend after a volatile iron ore market during the first half of the financial year.
An Instagram post by influencer Khloe Kardashian using Mermade Hair's signature waver led to the biggest ever monthly sales for the Mt Lawley-based e-commerce business.
The competition watchdog has given freight companies special permission to cooperate to get groceries into WA and the NT, after supply chains broke down.
Clive Palmer has described his disbelief, fear and withdrawal from public life amid “the war” against him, as he took to the witness stand in his stoush with Mark McGowan.
Lifting productivity growth looms as Australia's most immediate challenge this year, according to CEDA, which has singled out infrastructure and construction as sectors in need of shaping up.
Enrolled international students can return to Western Australia from this week, the state government said overnight, after deeming the cohort low risk.
Peregrine Gold shares surged nearly 23 per cent on the news that seasoned mining investor Mark Creasy would take up a substantial stake in the Pilbara-focused explorer.
The rail line between WA and the east coast is open after being closed for a record 24 days, but supermarket shelves could take four to six weeks to be restocked.
Woodside's new leadership team will be split across Perth and Houston and include five BHP executives, in line with the merged entity's elevated global profile.
Complete Home Filtration was one of six local winners at this year's Telstra Best of Business awards, just 15 months after being a winner at Business News' RISE awards.
Acciona has launched legal action to get out of its contract on Macquarie's $700 million waste-to-energy project in Kwinana, claiming it has been hamstrung by Western Australia's border rules.
Scantek has used its experience creating technology to scan IDs at nightclubs to produce a software that can check the authenticity of COVID-19 vaccination certificates.
