The late Alan Bond's son is now seeking registration of the "Special Bond Beer" trademark after failing to have "Special Bond Gin" and "Special Bond Vodka" approved.
Western Australia-based uranium companies across the board enjoyed moderate ASX gains on Monday, following recent developments from leading Canadian uranium fuel producer, Cameco.
Premier Roger Cook says a visit by Anthony Albanese this week will not detract from state issues, but the WA Electoral Commission has warned of confusion with two ballots ahead.
The time it takes to correctly diagnose endometriosis could be slashed from seven years to just a few weeks with a new, non-invasive test from Nedlands-based Proteomics International.
Gold Road Resources has reported a 27 per cent quarter-on-quarter hike in the value of its listed investments but remains tight-lipped on whether it will make a move for De Grey Mining.
A plan to build a 490-megawatt wind farm in the Mid West has been put before federal regulators, as its developers push to begin producing energy by 2028.
The Association of Mining and Exploration Companies is calling on the federal government to extend and double an exploration incentive scheme due to end mid-year.
The West Australian failed to provide fair and balanced coverage of former Perth Lord Mayoral candidate Sandy Anghie on multiple occasions, the company’s self-funded regulator has found.
A joint ASIC, ATO and AFP investigation spanning almost 20 years has resulted in Perth property developer Allen Caratti receiving a four-year ban from managing corporations.
An expansion of WA’s renewable energy sector is proceeding after a lull in activity, with contracts awarded for an expansion of one wind farm and construction of a second, new wind farm.
Western Australia’s population is projected to grow from three million currently to 3.5 million by 2035, with Perth accounting for an increasing share of the state’s total.
Shares in Darren Stralow-led Bellevue Gold dipped by 12 per cent early on Monday, following news the gold producer had revised its annual production guidance for the 2025 financial year.
The state government moved to lock in contractors for the $1.8 billion Women and Babies’ Hospital in December, as it pushes to begin the project before the March election.
The state government revealed a $500 million increase to the state government’s projected operating surplus, while expense growth outstripped revenue growth in the mid-year review.
Listed contractor Perenti has won $185 million worth of work from Roy Hill, Focus Minerals and Rox Resources through its underground mining and drilling divisions.
Flooding has closed Western Power’s Wellington Street office indefinitely, displacing workers as the utility prepares for a peak period across the state’s main electricity grid.
