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Infinite Green Energy is progressing its $4 billion hydrogen facility proposal in the Mid West, lodging the plans with the state's environmental watchdog.

The state government has chosen Parry and Rosenthal Architects to design $13.9 million worth of upgrades at a Kingsley school.

The electorate wants climate action, but whether we can stomach what that means is another matter.

A cohort of Perth's movers and shakers has backed a local petition led by one of the Rinehart family's former lawyers to reinstate outdoor seating at a coastal cafe.

Pfizer takeover target ResApp has had its valuation cut after its COVID-19 detecting cough tool failed to meet performance requirements needed to lock in an improved all-cash offer for the business.

Murdoch University has blamed the COVID pandemic for derailing its $250 million inner city campus proposal, which had been predicated on an increase in international students.

Perth firm Euroz Hartleys has raised $400,000 during its fourth annual Commission for a Cause Day, where brokers donate fees from a full trading day to charity.

Olivier David is leaving the state ballet company after serving as executive director for just one year.

Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe has warned of the damage inflation can inflict on the economy and why it needs to be brought under control.

The head of a WA wine icon plans to invest in more accommodation options and work with other hospitality operators.

Skilled worker visa backlog hits 16,000

Private company Cockatoo Island Mining is close to resuming iron ore mining after a win in the Warden's Court over the objections of ASX company Pearl Gull Iron.

The Hockeyroos have secured Perth-based global human services provider APM Human Services International as the team's major new sponsor.

Structural Monitoring Systems has initiated a board restructure, cost cuts and a rebrand as part of a bid to commercialise its aircraft testing technology.

A development assessment panel has approved KBH Group's $13 million warehouse proposal as the WA-based company eyes more Perth sites for its KeepSafe operation.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell delves into where DFD Rhodes invests its money.

Hefty losses in energy and mining stocks have weighed heavily on the benchmark ASX indices.

The developer behind the failed $22 million Dugalup Centre in Dunsborough has lodged a scaled back iteration of the plan in a last-ditch attempt to revive it.

WA's teachers' union has accepted the state government's contentious offer of a 2.75 per cent pay increase and signed off on a new, two-year agreement.

Western Australia's first surf park is expected to open in 2025 with the state government to lease a 5.7 hectare lot to US-based proponent Aventuur.

A candidate backed by billionaire Clive Palmer will join the Senate crossbench following the declaration of the vote count in Victoria and Western Australia.

Henderson-based shipbuilder Austal has valued a suite of recently secured domestic and overseas work at more than $300 million.

The Western Australian division of the Air Force Association is planning to expand its Bull Creek estate with a $26.1 million proposal.

Global helicopter operator PHI will shift its Asia-Pacific headquarters to West Perth in July, just months after securing a lucrative contract with Woodside.

EXCLUSIVE: An internal Liberal Party document calls out those trying to destroy the party ahead of a crucial meeting.

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.

The cost of protecting markets from imported livestock diseases is far less than that incurred if trade is lost.

With no clear alternative to compare secondary students across schools, ATAR will likely remain the standard, despite some high-profile opposition.

A WA mining dynasty's move to new West Perth headquarters reflects a change in identity for the company.

$119 flights to lure tourists

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.

The Osborne Park builder took out the top WA home award for its North Beach home.