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WA’s oldest and largest dairy company, Brownes, has been put up for sale after its Chinese owner got into financial difficulty over a $200 million loan.

The Subiaco-based developer is opting to use its own construction arm to build all its projects.

Greatland Gold directors including Mark Barnaba and Elizabeth Gaines will be paid to surrender millions worth of in-the-money share options, to meet the company’s ASX listing requirements.

All three members of Mineral Resources' ethics committee formed in the wake of Chris Ellison’s tax scandal have resigned, after Denise McComish became the third director to exit in a week.

The Supreme Court has rejected an eleventh-hour bid by Clive Palmer’s Mineralogy to add a massive counter-claim to its long-running battle with Chinese iron ore producer CITIC.

Mining heavyweight BHP will demolish Port Hedland’s historic Pier Hotel – often referred to as the world’s toughest pub – in favour of a public park.

The North Perth property is set to change hands for the first time in 35 years.

Perth fintech firm WeMoney has secured $12 million in series A funding, led by Laurence Escalante’s family office Lance East Office.

WA Premier Roger Cook says he’s “appalled” by a western suburbs council’s plan to fight excision of public land for the new children’s hospice.

Capricorn Metals chief executive Paul Criddle has been granted leave pending the resolution of aggravated assault charges, to which he recently pleaded not guilty.

Perth-based contractor Linkforce has lodged a claim for $22.7 million over construction work it completed on an expansion of the Roy Hill iron ore project.

Perth-based junior Lindian Resources has confirmed a group of trespassers were detained recently at its Kangankunde rare earths project in Malawi.

With early voting open and polling day just nine sleeps away, Business News looks at what the major parties are offering to voters.

The Deep Yellow executive says sector inactivity and depressed uranium prices spell trouble in the long term for the yellowcake market.

Woodside Energy has labelled recent political rhetoric “encouraging” as it progresses a plan to tie a field back through its North West Shelf plant.

A Perth lawyer says she has faced discrimination over her guide dog while the community law service she works for has reported several incidences of discrimination.

Basil Zempilas was the right choice to lead WA’s Liberals, but his meteoric rise may dash his hopes of becoming premier.

President Trump has revealed plans to reduce punitive tariffs on Chinese imports, currently set at a record 145 per cent.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has pledged $112 million to duplicate congestion-riddled Shelley Bridge, picking up the promise made by the the Liberal Party of WA ahead of the recent the state election.