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After several concept plans and years in the making, the $121.5 million Spoilbank Marina in Port Hedland is progressing, with a tender released for early works.

The Town of Cambridge has had its injunction against Local Government Minister David Templeman upheld by the Supreme Court of WA.

Federal MPs are being urged to develop national principles to protect Aboriginal cultural heritage following the destruction of the Juukan Gorge rock shelters.

President Donald Trump has tested positive for COVID-19, 32 days before voters in the United States will head to the polls.

ANZ will pay a $10 million penalty for wrongly charging 69,000 customers more than $3 million in fees.

Tight building start times under the state government’s housing stimulus grants are leading some builders to cancel jobs and return deposits, according to the Housing Industry Association.

Subiaco-based TNG is raising up to $12.5 million to fund the development of its flagship metals project in the Northern Territory.

Perth-based financial adviser Rahul Goel has been charged with four counts of dishonest conduct in the Perth Magistrates Court.

The federal government's $1.5 billion plan to kick start the nation's manufacturing sector presents a once in a lifetime opportunity to restructure the economy.

The state government has announced Synergy will investigate building a 100 megawatt battery.

The WA government needs to protect the state’s power networks, with rooftop PV systems in the crosshairs.

GR Engineering Services has secured works on Wiluna Mining Corporation's namesake gold operations in Western Australia, under a $25.7 million contract.

New Zealanders will soon be allowed to visit NSW and the Northern Territory when Australia opens its first international border since the coronavirus pandemic hit.

TAFE facilities across WA are set to receive more than $8 million as part of a joint funding initiative by the state and federal governments.

Engineering and construction company Primero Group has unveiled new work, including with Fortescue Metals Group for its approaching Eliwana operation.

Western Australia will continue to be exposed to risks from ships arriving from coronavirus hotspots, the maritime union has warned.

Senior cabinet ministers are promising big changes in aged care after a damning report criticised the federal government's coronavirus response.

Western Australian authorities will keep a close watch on the easing of COVID-19 restrictions in Victoria amid growing pressure to reopen the state's borders.

Vanguard assault on big super.

The Maritime Union of Australia has agreed to end its industrial action at Patrick Terminals at its wharves in Fremantle, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

A Western Australian healthcare worker who approached COVID-infected ship crew without protective equipment has tested negative but been placed into quarantine.

Investors have made a spritely start to October and all ASX sectors finished higher following a good lead from Wall Street.

John Poynton has said it was not his responsibility to inform Crown Resort's board of James Packer's intention to sell his stake in the company to now-deceased billionaire Stanley Ho.

The aged care royal commission has made recommendations to the government requiring immediate action to support the aged care sector during the pandemic.

Ramelius Resources has exceeded its gold production guidance for the September quarter, after producing 71,344 ounces from its two Western Australian mines.

St John Ambulance WA’s contract with the Department of Health has been extended until June 2022, using a new funding model.

Western Australia’s job vacancies hit an eight-year high after soaring 91 per cent in recent months, as the state rebounds from COVID-induced restrictions.

As of today, Western Australians can return their eligible beverage containers in exchange for cash at 200 refund locations across the state.

Sandfire Resources is selling its gold project in New Zealand to fellow Perth-based explorer Auris Minerals, in a cash and scrip deal worth $23.2 million.

Premier Mark McGowan has been accused of "protectionism" after he claimed reopening the borders to South Australia and the Northern Territory would provide no economic benefit.

With the national economy in recession, upkeep and repairs on Collins class submarines could play a key role in WA’s recovery.

There’s unprecedented investment in Australia’s defence industry manufacturers as the government embarks on the most significant armed build-up in a generation.