The Cook government's use of state of emergency powers over the fuel industry will be extended until next year, as the Iran-America conflict continues to impact petrol supplies and prices.
Treasurer Rita Saffioti and Housing Minister John Carey have warned the Reserve Bank of Australia against another interest rate spike later this month, arguing it will further damage falling confidence in the nation's housing market.
Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti has chimed in on the conversation surrounding the state's brick shortage and reports of its sole brick manufacturer ‘rationing' bricks.
The state's highest court has dismissed amended claims brought by former tomato king Michael Le against Commonwealth authorities, related to a raid on his property more than a decade ago.
Emerald Resources has secured a debt war chest of up to $US400 million to spend on future acquisitions, as it seeks to add 200,000 ounces of gold to its production profile.
A Supreme Court judge has given Mineral Resources co-founder Steve Wyatt a rev-up over an unserved writ making serious allegations against his estranged co-founder Chris Ellison.
The state government has described a federal court decision to award the Yindjibarndi people $150 million in compensation from Fortescue as “manifestly excessive”.
Directors at Perth stockbroker Euroz Hartleys have given the green light for the sale of its corporate finance division to the Bank of Montreal in a deal worth $145 million.
Canberra-headquartered AI and automation services specialist xAmplify has expanded into WA with the acquisition of Perth-based Accelerate IT Solutions.
Youth mental health charity zero2hero has raised almost $300,000 from its cape2cape trek for business leaders, with weeks still to go until fundraising closes.
The fashion house behind Australian brands Cue and Veronika Maine has collapsed, citing insufficient sales to cover overhead costs in the six-decade-old business.
Australia's share market has slumped to 11-week lows as oil prices, interest rates and fading hopes of an artificial intelligence infrastructure boom pummel investor confidence.
BHP's latest offer in a year-long industrial relations saga with workers at its Port Hedland operations has been rejected, with the unions calling for Fair Work to arbitrate a final agreement.
Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley believes an inquiry is needed into the City of Perth even though “it's clear to all and sundry” poor governance and dysfunction continue to impact the council.
