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IN its latest move to meet growing demand for housing in the Pilbara, the state government has called for expressions of interest to develop medium-density housing at Baynton West in Karratha.

Lynas Corporation has responded to setbacks on two fronts by agreeing to issue an updated explanatory memorandum on its Forge Resources takeover offer and saying it welcomes a review of its proposed processing plant in Malaysia.

MANY Rivers Microfinance has undergone a rapid expansion of its operations in the Kimberley, Pilbara, and Goldfields regions since its arrival in Western Australia last year.

Three WA companies have shared in nearly $1 million of national grants from the federal government’s Re-tooling for Climate Change program.

Three WA companies have shared in nearly $1 million of national grants from the federal government's Re-tooling for Climate Change program.

WESTERN Australia’s booming economy seems to be driving an increased level of fraud, according to a recent study by accounting

Nova 93.7 has emerged as the biggest mover in Perth's radio market, according to a Nielsen Media survey published today.

Compass Hotel Group, which operates 12 hotels and bottleshops across Perth, has gone into receivership after struggling for three years under heavy debt.

Newly appointed Governor of Western Australia, Malcolm McCusker, hopes to use his position to extend his charity work when he takes over from Ken Michael on July 1.

Compass Hotel Group, which operates 12 hotels and bottle shops across Perth, has gone into receivership after struggling for three years under heavy debt.

THE controversy over dust emissions from Cockburn Cement’s operations south of Perth is continuing, with competing claims being made by the state government, the Labor opposition and the company.

An estimated 5,000 workers marched on parliament today demanding local industry receive a larger share of work from the state's resource projects.