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MAC Copper’s shareholders have greenlit a $1.6 billion takeover deal as cross-border copper M&A heats up.

Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss why WA music festival organisers are adapting their business models in response to economic challenges.

ANALYSIS: Skills shortages remain a feature of Western Australia’s labour market, continuing to challenge businesses as they struggle to fill roles.

Union members have been locked out of CBH Group’s Kwinana Grain Terminal on the first day of rolling stoppages designed to push the co-op into stumping up a bigger pay rise.

As WA Cricket prepares for a bumper 2025-26 season on-field, it is aided by a positive financial performance during 2024-25.

OPINION: With Metronet having brought heavy rail to the suburbs, now’s the time to fix inner-city congestion.

Supermarket giant Coles has earmarked a three-hectare parcel of land in the south-eastern suburbs for a $28 million shopping complex.

Music festival organisers are adapting their business models in response to economic challenges.

House prices in the state’s capital continue to outperform the national rate of growth.

Takeover target Austal’s founder John Rothwell has resigned from the board of the shipbuilder he built after 38 years, as a call looms on Hanwha's pursuit of a major stake.

A Pilbara pastoralist is having to drill deeper to find water on his station which the state government draws from to supply Port Hedland.

The federal government is looking at ways to ensure consumers get more bang for their buck at the checkout, with a crackdown on "shrinkflation" on the cards.

The aged care and retirement living provider will expand its reach to regional Western Australia, amid concerns national aged care changes are increasing pressure on smaller providers.

We will hit renewables goal: Bowen

Allen Caratti’s partner Tina Bazzo has failed in her bid to overturn court orders over legal actions liquidators have brought against her.

The Australian share market has edged modestly lower to round out the most volatile earning season in recent memory.

Tom Zaunmayr and Isabel Viera discuss why players within the rare earths sector are seeking stability.

Tim Goyder has sold his Mosman Park house for a record price.

Shares in Perth-headquartered Pentanet are soaring after the telecommunications firm swung to its first positive EBITDA for a full-year.

The Town of Cambridge is embroiled in a legal dispute over a City Beach site earmarked for a $200 million project to be developed by Blackburne.

Not all startups succeed after an ASX listing, but a few are thriving.

The prime minister has hit back at hecklers during a sometimes tense discussion about renewable energy in the regions, while announcing more funds for farmers.

Perth Glory will play a series of pre-season matches in the state's south for a third consecutive season.

OPINION: Differing regional realities help shape coordinated growth strategies and ensure local buy-in.

Mark Pownall and Nadia Budihardjo discuss Rio Tinto boss Simon Trott's first week; MinRes; Troubled councils; Reynolds v Higgins; Chaney and Wesfarmers; and major annual results.

RAAFA was hoping to begin construction on the $10 million Cannington facility eight months prior.

The latest round of a federal energy investment scheme designed to derisk private projects is expected to stimulate as much as $4 billion of renewables investment in WA.

The importance of rare earths has prompted Western governments to intervene in the market in an effort to shore up alternative supply chains.

Both the Western Force and West Coast Fever have announced their respective potential paths to glory next season.

Australia's mail service has posted its first profit in three years as a record number of parcels delivered more revenue for the company, boosting its pre-tax return to $18.8 million.

Striking workers at CBH Group’s Kwinana terminal will begin rolling stoppages next week in their bid to overhaul pay and conditions at the state’s largest grain export hub.

Defence-focused shipbuilder Austal dramatically increased its net profit result in FY25, recording a 503 per cent jump from $14.9 million to $89.7 million over 12 months.