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Aspiring producers Bardoc Gold and TNG have selected Perth-based companies GR Engineering and METS Engineering for work on projects in WA and the Northern Territory.

More than 11,000 people have been sent debt notices worth almost $33 million linked to JobKeeper wage subsidies.

An application to build a multi-tower mixed-use development on Brighton Road is the latest in a series of towers proposed for the Scarborough area.

A charity for musicians, performers and crew will receive a $20 million funding boost as calls for help spike on the back of COVID-19 lockdowns.

Fortescue Metals Group has leased more than 3,000 square metres of space at an office building close to its headquarters in East Perth.

The Minderoo Foundation co-founder wants the business sector to understand the importance of investing in early childhood development.

Woodside told to pay outstanding super

The federal government says 85 per cent of its promised support from the devastating bushfires of 2019/20 has been delivered.

Fewer than half of Australia's disability care residents have been fully vaccinated against coronavirus almost six months into the rollout.

Emerging producer Core Lithium has secured $125 million from share placements and hopes to raise a further $15 million to progress its Finnis project in the Northern Territory.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Matt McKenzie analyses the challenge of hydrogen- moving first, value adding, and the environment.

Investors have an appetite for financial shares at the start of a busy earnings week after Suncorp's bumper earnings delivered shareholder rewards.

The Town of Cottesloe is lobbying for tighter control over the significant development assessment pathway, following the approval of an apartment building last week.

Three Perth dealmakers are behind an early-stage iron ore explorer that is seeking to list on the ASX despite ongoing disputes with its neighbour on Cockatoo Island.

Perth property development firm Stirling Capital's $20 million Marine Village Apartments proposal has been given the green light.

Australia's three biggest internet providers are being taken to court over NBN promotions that the ACCC claims misled hundreds of thousands of customers.

Bulletin Resources is raising $3.63 million from a rights issue and placements to fund continued exploration at its flagship Lake Rebecca gold project.

Analysis: Prices are growing faster in Perth than any other capital city. But should we be concerned?

National Australia Bank is buying Citigroup's consumer business and the two are devising new buy now, pay later products.

Perth-based Jadar Resources is acquiring two past-producing tin projects in the Northern Territory for $6.5 million in cash, plus options.

The mining industry is turning green, but ‘old' sectors like gold and iron ore are still attracting keen support.

Insurer Suncorp has improved full-year cash earnings by 42 per cent, and rewarded shareholders with a special dividend and on-market buyback.

Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine has moved a step closer to going into Australians' arms with the medicines regulator giving provisional approval.

Rio rolls out WA jab plan

Future Institute of Australia has spoken to Business News about its work in delivering virtual training workshops to more than 100 employees at Centamin's goldmine in Egypt.

Investors overcame lockdown gloom and helped Australian shares to record levels for the weekend, prior to a busy earnings week.

The offshore oil and gas regulator has reiterated warnings to industry about crane use, after 29 dangerous incidents in 11 months.

An incentive program to encourage vaccination providers to give aged care workers the jab has been released, while a WA aged care provider has organised its own in-house vaccinations.

The state government has urged anyone in Broome with COVID-19 symptoms to get tested as a precaution after weak traces of the virus were found in the town's wastewater.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie weigh up proposals to pay Australians to take the COVID-19 vaccine.

Aurizon will operate CBH Group's rail service for the next six years, after the co-operative decided to end its contract with its current provider Watco Companies early.

Shares in Perth-based Hot Chili have risen by more than 20 per cent after the copper explorer said it had secured funds to complete its purchase of an overseas project.