Latest Headlines

Argent Biopharma has streamlined its asset acquisition of fellow WA cannabis player AusCann, while another Perth player has been subject to a reverse takeover.

Canning mayor Patrick Hall has won a defamation action against a resident who faked social media posts endorsing former federal MP Ben Morton.

Boulder-based midcap Beacon Minerals produced 7,310 ounces of gold at its Juardi gold project during the December 2025 quarter.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WA has found short-lived chief executive Peter Cock's replacement with RAC's Will Golsby.

WA Cricket chief executive John Stephenson says playing a role in the delivery of the WACA Ground improvement project has been a highlight.

Multiplex has been appointed as the builder for the next stage of St John of God's $700 million Subiaco Hospital redevelopment.

Anthony Heslewood opened a fish processor in Augusta. A few days later, the state government banned commercial demersal fishing off the west coast.

The property fund negotiated a 20-year lease back deal with the vendor.

Japan's largest power generator has agreed to buy extra LNG cargoes from Woodside during the Asian nation's winter months over the next five years.

BHP and Rio Tinto are working on a deal to mine a wedge of land separating two of their ageing iron ore projects in the Pilbara.

Upcoming data will give the Reserve Bank a better sense of whether higher interest rates are required to take the heat out of Australia's economy.

Staff wellbeing has become more critical to employers, creating a market of a scale that didn't exist before.

US stocks finished lower on Wednesday, led by a drop in the Nasdaq, with technology shares declining as ​investors moved into more defensive areas, while bank stocks extended recent losses following some mixed quarterly results.

Complaints blow out at tribunal

Aussie shares creep higher as miners rally, banks drop

The Centre for Women's Safety and Wellbeing is among the seven contracted by the state government to create and operate a family and domestic violence workforce development group.

The investment firm says the $25 million Baille Hill project is similar in scale to Adrian Fini's Leederville Hotel, which it is also is involved in.

Industry representatives will lobby Jackie Jarvis for an independent fish biomass study and pause to the ban on demersal fishing off the west coast.

Nadia Budihardjo and Tom Zaunmayr discuss how the Wandel family's independent grain export business is thinking big.

OPINION: Tougher bank lending rules will make it harder for some people to get a home loan.

The Burswood developer plans to convert an entire apartment building into luxury dwellings.

Yesterday, the premier was defending the slow pace of new laws to combat a tobacco war, today another firebombing.

Gina Rinehart has lauded Amanda Lacaze's voice against overbearing bureaucracy, following the Lynas Rare Earths CEO's shock retirement announcement.

The state government has pulled the plug on an Aboriginal short stay project in the East Kimberley after five years, reallocating the funding to social housing.

Former Kwinana mayor Carol Adams will be monitoring the City of Perth after issues arose in 2025.

Lendlease Construction, Built and Spanish company Sacyr Construction have been selected as preferred partners to build two major hospital buildings under an alliance contracting model.

BlueScope Steel is returning $438 million to shareholders one week after the company passed on a $13.2 billion buyout.

Nedlands-based medtech company Proteomics International Laboratories has appointed David Morris as its managing director and chief executive, effective from January 19.

One of the Perth developers behind Norup + Wilson want to build residential apartments and a commercial building on Augusta's main street.

Engineering firm Monadelphous has added to its sizeable workbook, securing a $300 million maintenance contract with Rio Tinto.

The Wandel family's independent grain export business is thinking big to overcome a transport problem.

US stocks ended lower on Tuesday, led by a drop in financial shares as comments from JPMorgan executives added to ​worries about US President Donald Trump's recent proposal for a cap on credit-card rates.