Elisha Newell

New data from Business News and Clarity reveals that WA's business confidence remains resilient after the federal election, even amidst global economic uncertainty.

Australia may ease beef import restrictions as a trade bargaining chip amid rising pressure to address sweeping tariffs on home-grown goods.

The company is planning to launch a cancer-detecting blood test that is reportedly less invasive than traditional diagnostic tools.

Australia’s growth slowed in the March quarter, as the OECD cut forecasts and called for urgent housing and climate reforms.

Matrix’s board has unanimously rejected a merger bid from Advanced Innergy Solutions, ending weeks of speculation about a potential transaction.

Elisha Newell and Kathy Skantzos discuss why some experts are calling for a long-term vision in WA's future legislative framework.

State and federal governments have agreed to invest more than $16 million in International Graphite’s processing dream since 2021.

Tasmea’s acquisition will grow its electrical services offering and return capital to shareholders via a special dividend.

Accommodation shortages, rising house prices and skilled labour were among the key issues that united farmers, tourism bodies and developers at the Kimberley Economic Forum.

Kathy Skantzos and Elisha Newell discuss why a seismic program aims to unlock the next generation of natural resources in WA.

A massive seismic program is reshaping how WA finds its minerals, manages earthquake risks and plans future land use.

Lycopodium secured a $40 million EPCM contract for Osino’s Twin Hills gold project, expanding its African development footprint.

Perth-based Perenti will continue to manage underground mining at AngloGold’s Obuasi gold mine.

The public sector may be outperforming private organisations when it comes to the gender pay gap, but new data shows women in public service earn around $8,200 less than men each year.

Curtin University researchers have found a new way to upgrade iron ore for green steel production – all while using desalination waste.

Delta Lithium is doubling down on its Gascoyne lithium and tantalum assets just days after announcing a gold spinout.

A focus on achieving better mental health outcomes has played a significant part in Swarup Afsar’s success to date.

Regis has posted another year of underground ore reserve growth at Duketon after it withdrew reserves linked to its McPhillamy's development last August.

The Reserve Bank delivered a 25-basis-point cut as predicted, but analysts warn the window for further easing may be narrowing.

The Forrest family empire's property division's proposal has been described as a gamechanger for the city and an "architectural statement".

Aurumin will embark on a $4 million gold joint venture and a $1 million iron ore asset sale to fund its gold project development.

Matrix has received a conditional merger proposal that reportedly values the Henderson manufacturer as high as $100 million.

Perenti’s subsidiary will continue underground mining operations at Gold Fields’ Agnew mine.

Nadia Budihardjo and Elisha Newell discuss why WA distillers are feeling the hangover of the spirits excise tax.

ASIC is suing Macquarie Securities for misreporting millions of short sales over 14 years, marking the regulator’s first case on short sale reporting.

A long-awaited restart study for Core’s Finniss lithium camp lauds a 20-year mine life and major cost reductions.

Babylon Pump & Power says the Matrix acquisition will grow its water services business.

Distillers are feeling the hangover as the spirits excise tax curtails growth.

In a secluded Bickley workshop, Hilton Izzett crafts spirits in copper stills that reflect his love of nature.

Elisha Newell and Mark Beyer discuss the state of renewable energy projects throughout Western Australia.

The Mint took home the gold in three awards celebrating luxury coin design, packaging innovation and sustainability.

The East Perth gold pundit loaded the first shovel of earth onto a dump truck at the Auric mine on Saturday, May 10.