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Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss transport orientated design.

Basketball WA chief executive Fabian Ross believes the upcoming Hoopsfest will provide a great opportunity for men's and women's basketball to share centrestage.

The purchases, in South Australia and Queensland, add to the property fund's industrial and medical portfolios.

Australia's share market has surged to nine-week highs on the back of strong commodity prices and a rebound in the heavyweight financials sector, lifting the leading indices.

NextGen Skills and Skill Hire are set to merge to create what the companies claimed to be the state's leading apprenticeship, training and employment services body.

Endeavour Group shares have fallen more than six per cent after the nation's largest liquor retailer said it had lowered prices to grow its sales.

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Former Mineral Resources chair James McClements has hit a planning hurdle as he plans to expand his property developments in Pinjarra.

After more and more tobacco store firebombings, the premier is feeling the heat over his government's law change inaction.

Plans for a $500m canola crushing plant by US agribusiness Cargill in Kwinana have been lodged with the state development authority.

Recent rhetoric around transit-oriented development has cast a spotlight on the issue.

After some controversial moments along the way, a children's hospice in Swanbourne is taking shape.

Perron Group's long serving director Fiona Harris has retired, having overseen the transition from the founder's leadership in a role that offered a unique window into a diverse range of sectors.

Perth-based Argenica Therapeutics has partnered with an Oxford University AI spinout to evaluate the effectiveness of its flagship ARG-007 stroke drug, finding previously hidden impacts.

The 70,000-tonne floating production unit which will allow Woodside Energy to tap the Scarborough field off WA's coast has arrived onsite from China.

Michael Walshe-led Metallium has taken another key towards success in the US, on the back of four key senior appointments.

Lynas Rare Earths chief executive Amanda Lacaze will leave the company in June, after a transformational and colourful 12-year stint at its helm.

Former Perth Glory owner Tony Sage has failed in a bid to challenge his removal from the Cyclone Metals' board.

Andrew and Nicola Forrest's almost $5 billion donation of Fortescue shares to Minderoo Foundation in 2023 has underpinned WA's mammoth leap in donations, KPMG shows.

Former prime minister Kevin Rudd will focus on the America-China relationship in his new role, after announcing he's quitting as ambassador to the US.

Japan has eye on our critical minerals

Tom Zaunmayr and Isabel Vieira discuss how Michael Breckler is delivering on a strategic shift for retail outlet Betts.

ASC has added two more partnerships to its books to bolster Australia's nuclear and submarine workforces ahead of the commencement of Submarine Rotational Force-West next year.

A dispute between a South West shopping centre lessor and an aspiring restaurant owner has escalated to the state's Supreme Court, with $2.2 million at stake.

Western Australia recorded one of the strongest lifts in household spending in November.

Peeved Quintis investors face a costs blow after failing to stop receivers from selling six properties.

The local share market has climbed its highest since Christmas Eve after the release of US jobs data suggesting the world's largest economy is in overall good shape.

Alinta has had a minor win in court, in its protest of Fortescue's plan to build a wind farm near the energy retailer's own renewable power project.

One of the northern suburbs fastest growing schools has completed a transformational works program, adding 12 laboratories and 17 classrooms to the already sizeable site.

An $85 million plan to redevelop an old caravan park at the tip of the Ningaloo Reef into a swanky eco-resort has been significantly scaled back due to political hurdles.

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Larvotto Resources has welcomed news that antimony will be prioritised within the federal government's $1.2 billion critical minerals strategic reserve.