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The report into the Town of Cambridge has been tabled in state parliament, just weeks after the council successfully fought the state government’s ‘show cause’ notice.

Momentum Wealth has purchased a riverfront site along Mounts Bay Road, where it plans to develop eight boutique apartments.

Perth-based 88 Energy has completed a $10 million share placement to fund continuing exploration work in Alaska’s North Slope.

A six-day stay-at-home coronavirus order to South Australians has briefly troubled investors, who still helped the Australian share market close higher.

Chalice Gold Mines has reported another high-grade extension at its Julimar nickel-copper-PGE project in Western Australia, sending its share price to a record high.

Perth-based bag brand Alf the Label beat international designers to be recognised at the UK Junior Design Awards 2020.

Primewest has confirmed it will support the sale of Vitalharvest Freehold Trust to Macquarie Group.

The state government has said it will allow applicants for the federal government’s HomeBuilder grant scheme a further three months to commence construction.

Top Woodside executive Sherry Duhe has enthusiastically endorsed the little-known Chartered Financial Analysts program, saying Perth businesses should take on more CFA graduates.

A petition calling on the state government to put in place a range of measures aimed at reinvigorating Armadale's central business district and helping to address social problems in the area has be

Contractor Primero Group and private investment firm AMCI have made a move on Bryah Resources' stake in a manganese project in Western Australia.

Managing school curricula is an ongoing challenge.

Ross Taylor says Australia needs a new mindset in its approach towards a critical business and trade relationship with Indonesia.

Crown Resorts will not be allowed to open its new casino in Sydney next month due to "extremely concerning" evidence at a NSW gaming regulator inquiry.

John Welborn has been appointed managing director and chief executive of Equatorial Resources, one month after stepping down as boss of Resolute Mining.

Premier Mark McGowan has slammed a "pathetic" campaign by the NSW government to reduce Western Australia's GST revenue intake.

Wages growth in WA maintained parity with the rest of the nation in the year to September, masking an otherwise anemic result for the state.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering is set to expand its service offering with the $53.5 million acquisition of an electrical services group based in Victoria.

Can the Great Southern continue to attract large numbers of visitors after the state opens its borders?

It is unclear what effect a partial reopening of WA’s border will mean for the state’s beleaguered tourism sector.

Western Australia is likely to keep quarantine restrictions in place for Victorian travellers even if the state's streak of no new cases continues.

Decmil Group has secured $51 million in work on a windfarm in Victoria, as part of a larger contract awarded to its joint venture with RJE Global.

Australia looks set to enjoy solid economic growth for the rest of what has been a traumatic year, rebounding smartly from the first recession in nearly three decades.

Baron Property Group has purchased a 3,960 square metre site in Perth’s northeastern suburb for $10 million in an off-market deal.

Home-grown artists will be highlighted in the 2021 Perth Festival program, which features Tim Minchin performing songs from his new album Alone Together with WASO as the headline act.

Nahan warns McGowan on business links.

While there are more women on the boards of Australia’s 200 largest listed companies than there were at this time last year, there remains substantial room for improvement.

Media power has become too concentrated in WA and could be leveraged for commercial interests, former Liberal leader Mike Nahan warned in his valedictory speech on Tuesday.

Adelaide's troubling coronavirus cluster has officially grown to 20 cases as South Australia reported five new infections today.

Fortescue Metals Group says it had no choice but to withhold royalties to a Pilbara Indigenous group after traditional owners declined to sign land access deeds.

Investors had a mostly glitch-free day on the Australian share market and the indices closed slightly higher after enthusiasm over the development of a coronavirus vaccine.

Iluka Resources managing director Tom O'Leary says he is excited about the opportunity in the rare earths sector, which will attract greater focus after the recent demerging of Iluka's iron ore royalties.