Premier Mark McGowan will wait until after the upcoming state election to name a successor to outgoing Treasurer Ben Wyatt, should Labor be returned to office.
The state government has disclosed that nearly all gas from the onshore Waitsia project will be exported, at least for the initial six years of production.
Investors have enjoyed a gain of about 1.5 per cent from the first session of 2021 on the Australian share market, after miners and particularly Fortescue Metals powered indices higher.
Shandong Gold has assumed control of Perth-based Cardinal Resources, following a nine-month bidding war with Russia's Nordgold and despite two late takeover proposals.
A bushfire warning for Kwinana has been downgraded, after hundreds of local employees were earlier asked to stay home to avoid the risk of toxic fumes.
Wearable hearing tech company Nuheara has signed a three-year supply agreement with American multinational HP, while also announcing an $11.5 million capital raising.
Premier Mark McGowan has made it clear he would not hesitate to reinstate WA’s hard border "weapon" if necessary, following revised border arrangements with both NSW and Victoria.
The state government has continued efforts to bring full-cycle docking of Australia’s Collins-class submarines to WA, much to the chagrin of the federal government.
Strike Energy shares bounced back from early selling today after investors absorbed an update that detailed short-term drilling delays but longer-term positives for its Perth Basin gas project.
Melville councillor Matthew Woodall has beaten former parliamentarian Matt Taylor, and Sky News commentator Kristy McSweeney, to win local preselection as the Liberal candidate for Bateman.
Communications consultancy Cannings Purple has shifted one of its founding directors, Warrick Hazeldine, from managing director to non-executive chair of the board following the retirement of outgo
The ASX has closed higher following broad-based gains, snapping a three-day losing streak as NSW appeared to be controlling the Sydney coronavirus cluster.
Shares on the Australian market had a third consecutive loss after investors were troubled by a coronavirus variant and underwhelmed by a US economic stimulus deal.
ASX-listed Tilt Renewables, which owns a wind and solar project in Western Australia, has been fined for contravening performance standards in South Australia.
