Travel time estimates on Perth’s freeways will be displayed on electronic signs in real-time from today, as the state government puts the wheels in motion for about $140 million of freeway upgrades.
The historic Piccadilly Cinema is one of six sites that will benefit from an incentive scheme introduced by the City of Perth to revitalise underused heritage-listed buildings in the CBD.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia executives, including CEO Ian Narev, will be hit in the pocket over the bank's more than 53,000 alleged breaches of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws.
Battery makers may buy into minesA desire to secure supply of raw battery materials, such as lithium, will encourage electric vehicle and lithium-ion battery manufactur
Fremantle-based seafood producer Mareterram has examined more than 30 potential acquisition opportunities in the past couple of years as it seeks to grow into a larger diversified business focused on protein.
Oil prices have dipped as a rebound in production from Libya's largest oil field prompts selling, and investors worry about higher output from OPEC and the United States.
Gold prices are little changed, failing to gain support from a weaker US dollar as investors digest sharp losses in the previous session and worried about further US rate rises.
Building a bread empire was not part of the plan when Sarah Thomas and her husband, Trevor, took over a Beaufort Street bakery in 2003; their goal was to reinvigorate the struggling business.
The Australian share market has closed higher after the embattled Commonwealth Bank regained some lost ground, prices for iron ore and oil lifted, and better-than-expected jobs data out of the US boosted Wall Street over the weekend.
The state government has made a formal submission to the Commonwealth Grants Commission seeking a fairer share of the GST distribution, following lack of progress in talks on the issue last week in Perth.
Perth businessman Craig Coleman has been chosen to lead the board of biotech company Universal Biosensors Inc, as part of a board and management shake-up.
Billionaire mining magnate Andrew Forrest has issued a blunt warning to the Australian Rugby Union - if you want to cut the Western Force, you are going to have to defeat him first.
Northern Minerals has received backing from the federal government for an $8.1 million Aboriginal training-to-work program at its Browns Range project in the Kimberley.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia has suggested that 53,000 alleged breaches of money laundering laws listed in a case brought against it by regulators could be treated as a single matter because they all stemmed from the same IT error.
Narev admits CBA’s ‘mistakes’Commonwealth Bank of Australia chief executive Ian Narev has admitted the bank ‘‘made mistakes’’ in failing to report money laundering but
The Australian dollar is virtually unchanged against its US counterpart despite the greenback getting a significant boost from surprisingly good key US jobs figures.
Oil prices rose after a strong US jobs report bolstered hopes for growing energy demand, but crude prices declined for the week, pressured by rising OPEC exports and strong US output.
Gold has fallen one per cent after better-than-expected US jobs data boosted the beleaguered dollar and potentially cleared the way for the US Federal Reserve to raise interest rates for a third time this year.
Henderson company Civmec has won the steel fabrication contract for the Swan River pedestrian bridge at Burswood, with the government hopeful the bridge will be completed in time for the start of next year’s AFL season.
Perth property developer Nigel Satterley is confident of an early breakthrough in the campaign he has spearheaded with other business leaders for a better deal for Western Australia over the distribution of GST revenue.
The push for increased local content on big projects appears to be paying dividends, with Rio Tinto announcing a $70 million order for port equipment and local businesses Civmec and Doina Construction and Engineering undertaking work for coal and gold projects.
Construction company Built has found itself in an unwanted legal and contractual predicament, after a computer glitch led to it making what it says was an accidental $565,000 overpayment to sub-contractor C&L Ceilings.
About 1,400 square metres of capacity will be added at the Flux co-working hub run by Spacecubed, with the organisation planning to broaden its offerings in agtech innovation and virtual reality, while taking on an investment from property developer Hawaiian.
