Mark Pownall and Sam Jones discuss Basil Zempilas' likely WA Liberals leadership; Cook's cabinet picks; Roberts Co's Victorian administration and Ramelius Resources' Spartan play.
The WA Liberal and National parties are locked on six seats a piece with one down-to-the-wire seat set to determine which party has more numbers in the lower house.
Iron giant Rio Tinto has upped the stakes in the bidding war for a Pilbara iron ore project backed by Rich Lister prospector Mark Creasy which sits on the miner’s doorstep.
Goldminer Emerald Resources has forewarned shareholders that its March 2025 quarterly production will be below its original guidance, citing multiple factors.
US stocks closed slightly lower overnight after veering between gains and losses as investors gauged the latest round of economic data and the Federal Reserve's policy statement against tariff concerns.
WA Liberal leader Libby Mettam says it wasn’t a difficult decision to step down from her role, and confirmed she would seek to continue as the party’s deputy leader.
Perth fund manager Viburnum and its partners have inked a $377 million deal to sell a portfolio company to ASX-listed waste management major Cleanaway.
The new chair of the state’s peak planning body has Blackburne’s contentious $200 million City Beach project in her sights at her first significant development meeting.
The competition watchdog will not oppose Vocus Group Limited’s proposed acquisition of TPG Telecom Limited’s fixed business and fibre network assets in a deal worth billions.
Property developer Adrian Fini and Hassell principal Peter Lee have criticised the urban sprawl and suburbia in Perth, during a discussion over design.
The country’s only silicon manufacturer has notched $39m to cut emissions amid the state's green ambitions being underscored by a wave of federal government support today.
Basil Zempilas is set to become the WA Liberal Party’s new leader as Libby Mettam reveals she will not seek re-election to the role following the party’s heavy election defeat.
A dispute between NXT TEC and ANZ has continued, with a Supreme Court judge describing some of the building technology company’s pleadings as “embarrassing”.
An ambitious green hydrogen project north of Kalbarri has become the first recipient of the federal government’s Hydrogen Headstart Program, gaining backing of $814 million.
Iron ore minnow Gold Valley Group has made a last-minute bid to snatch Mark Creasy’s CZR Resources from the clutches of Fenix Resources for a premium price.
