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Outgoing Swan Districts Football Club chief executive Jeff Dennis has provided insight behind his decision to depart Steel Blue Oval from August 31.

Another prominent West Australian Football League club chief executive has announced their departure.

Perenti has secured a five-year underground mining contract valued at around $1.1 billion with Endeavour Mining Corporation in Burkina Faso.

The S&P 500 ended a volatile session little changed on Friday as US president Donald Trump slammed China before sounding upbeat about reaching a trade deal.

The state government body, designed to support small WA businesses, will welcome the Broome Chamber of Commerce and Industry boss as chair, alongside two other appointments.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss property investment within WA's childcare sector.

An Aboriginal consultancy that was promised $4.5 million in government funding to facilitate cultural heritage surveys has been forced to halt operations after the money did not arrive.

Australia's share market has climbed higher for a second month in a row and is within striking distance of its all-time peak.

Coastal restaurant Odyssea City Beach has changed hands and is set for a rebrand under the ownership of the team behind The Rowing Pavilion.

The former project manager now works at rival Perth engineering firm Innovent, which Aerison has accused of corporate espionage.

Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss Woodside's North West Shelf; the $118m Gnarabup resort; Aboriginal cultural heritage laws; Alcoa's expansion; Healthscope; and a mag preview.

OPINION: Urgent action is needed to address a growing crisis for elderly Australians.

Nedlands-based Nanollose has appointed Andrew Moullin as its managing director and chief executive, effective from July 14.

Activists charged over an alleged gas leak ploy at Woodside’s AGM have staged a protest in the CBD after their court appearance this morning.

Winners at this year's Western Australian of the Year awards include land developer Nigel Satterley, scientist Sue Fletcher and wheelchair charity founder Olly Pickett.

Former Victoria Legal Aid managing director Bevan Warner has been appointed as Western Australia’s ombudsman, filling a seat vacated by the resignation of the embattled Chris Field.

The metrics of childcare centres continue to stack up for property investors.

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.

ZACD Group has sold the Murray Street serviced apartments to Capital Bay Investment, which plans to retain the hotel’s affiliation with Accor.

The state government has confirmed it will review its Aboriginal cultural heritage settings specific to the state’s mining and exploration sectors, committing to a four-month review.

The overall cost of the WACA ground improvement project has risen from $170 million to $182.5 million.

Jules Pemberton-led NRW Holdings has announced a contract win, valued at around $157 million.

Scott Wyatt-led Viva Energy Group has received environmental backing from the Victorian state government in relation to its proposed LNG terminal in Geelong.

US stocks closed slightly higher overnight as shares of Nvidia gained after its quarterly results.

Westpac to make gas loans easier

The competition watchdog has raised concerns for regional WA as the nation’s largest agribusiness makes a huge move to take over a rival company.

The Australian share market has pushed higher alongside its counterparts in Asia after a US trade court blocked President Donald Trump's Liberation Day tariffs.

Koby Cooke and Mark Pownall discuss the Castelli family's success.

Shares in ASX-listed Cobalt Blue surged after it locked in a supply contract with mining major Glencore to feed its early-stage cobalt and nickel refinery project in Kwinana.

A Pilbara Traditional Owner group has doubled down on the push to put Murujuga rock art on the world heritage list, despite a speed bump with the United Nations.

One Nation candidate and civil contractor Tyron Whitten has surpassed Labor in a shock move to secure WA's last Senate spot in the wake of the federal election.

Perth-based off-road vehicle maker OKA is seeking public investment for the first time in at least 25 years, with a $500,000 raising to fund a growth strategy.