Jesinta Burton

The state opposition has lashed Mark McGowan for his response to Andrew Forrest’s comments about WA "dithering" on green hydrogen, after he said he would not hand over billions of dollars simply to attract industry.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Matt Mckenzie and Jordan Murray discuss the acceleration of green hydrogen projects this week driven by Andrew Forrest.

The Premier said today Western Australia will not bid to host the 2026 Commonwealth Games, saying the state needed to retain its financial firepower for more important issues.

WA mining magnate Andrew Forrest has slammed the state government for “dithering” on green hydrogen, days after unveiling plans to build a $1 billion green hydrogen hub in Queensland.

The state government will reimpose capacity limits and masks when WA reopens its border, but Premier Mark McGowan said that was unlikely to occur until next year.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Jordan Murray explores the evolution of the NBN and challenger telcos in WA's internet services market.

Mining magnate Clive Palmer has lost his High Court battle against the state government over legislation introduced to thwart his $30 billion damages claim.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, senior journalist Claire Tyrrell goes behind the issues vexing developers, planning officials and community members in the coastal suburb of Scarborough.

A 12 megawatt solar farm has been included in an updated plan for Wesfarmers-backed Covalent Lithium's $1.9 billion mine and refinery project.

Differing views over the coastal strip's revitalisation have created rifts between the major stakeholders.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Jesinta Burton investigates the recent uproar arising from the state government's latest logging ban.

Property developer Dragon Century Spring has lodged amendments to its $34 million Rivervale apartment plan, months after a winding up order by Jaxon was dismissed.

The state government’s surprise move to lock up state forests has blindsided the timber and related sectors.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie discuss the political and economic challenges that would face a reported $250 billion federal loan facility to support coal mining.

The federal court has ordered Griffin Coal to hand over more than $5 million in damages to its former contractor Carna Group, following a bitter six-year contractual dispute.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, senior editor Mark Beyer runs through some of the highlights of his recent conversation with RAC chief executive Rob Slocombe.

The construction of Bullsbrook's 1,000-bed quarantine facility has officially begun today, just one month after the federal government abandoned plans to build it at Jandakot.

A Welshpool-based towing company is suing fuel supplier Maisey Fuels for allegedly failing to pay a $1.3 million bill as part of a diesel spill clean-up expected to cost $15 million.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, senior journalist Matt McKenzie talks about pressure in the construction industry, following the recent collapses of Jaxon and Pindan.

Rio Tinto has lodged plans to build a $70 million accommodation camp in Paraburdoo, as it awaits final mining approvals to develop its iron ore deposits in Western Range.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, senior editor Mark Beyer delves into the business of sign making and profiles a local, Welshpool-based leader and its moves in the market.

Work has begun at a 51-hectare site in Neerabup earmarked for an automation and robotic testing precinct, a project supported by the state government and mining research body AMIRA Global.

COVID-19 vaccinations will soon become mandatory for those working in the state’s resources sector, with all workers required to get their first jab by December 1.

West Perth-based mining services company Aerison has secured a suite of new contracts totalling $140 million, underpinning a 15 per cent increase in revenue for next financial year.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Jordan Murray and Madeleine Stephens discuss why WA medical researchers are struggling to find grant funding.

The board of Cirrus Networks has pleaded with its shareholders to reject what it described as a hostile takeover offer by Webcentral Group, calling on them to “stop the theft”.

Two COVID-positive crew members from a ship docked at Fremantle have been transferred to hospital, as health authorities track down contacts of a diplomat and arrivals from Adelaide.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Matt Mckenzie and Jordan Murray discuss the impact of proposals to insource WA ambulance services.

The widow of former CFC Group chief Marc Cardaci has been appointed executor of his estate, ending a four-year long court battle with her former brother-in-law.

The founders of lithium miner MetalsTech have sued former Madacu Resources director for defamation over comments he allegedly published to HotCopper.

Hawaiian’s refurbishment of the Parmelia Hilton Hotel brought with it an opportunity for a change of scenery.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Jesinta Burton examines the intersection between heritage listings and future developments in the City of Subiaco.