Builder Pyramid Constructions (WA) has won extra time in a $3.8 million legal fight with Celtic Capital after revealing its sole director will be travelling around Europe for five weeks.
The Australian share market has moved higher after a US official said America and Iran would "stand down for now" following an exchange of fire near the Strait of Hormuz that tested their fragile ceasefire.
The $807 million price tag quoted for Royal Perth Hospital's new six-storey building has given a significant boost to appointed builder Lendlease Construction.
Subiaco-based SRG Global has been ordered to pay $135,000 over an incident where a worker was struck by a 27-kilogram piece of wood at a Perth construction site.
A former Perth-based company director has pleaded guilty to charges relating to alleged dishonest access and use of more than $1.5 million of investors' funds.
Activate Perth's Al Taylor and developer Randal Humich are collaborating on an office building project at 110 William Street to draw the arts into the CBD.
Perth-founded Advanced Navigation has proven Western Australian technology can generate extraordinary wealth, with two founders each closing in on $200 million fortunes.
The impasse between WA Police and the state's judiciary over manning more than 20 regional courts has been resolved, according to Attorney General Tony Buti.
Acquisitive Goldfields developer Forrestania Resources has struck a $300 million deal to buy Ramelius Resources' mothballed Edna May goldmine and mill.
Support for Pauline Hanson's party has dipped in the latest polls following her controversial National Press Club address, as Labor brands the major speech a "reality check" for Australians.
The S&P 500 has ended marginally lower, with a steep drop in artificial intelligence-related chip stocks and sharp gains in Moderna and other healthcare stocks.
Colonial's return beats industry fundsAs of June 16, Colonial First State had delivered a12.9 percent return for the financial year to date for members younger than 51 in its popular growth fund. The Fin
Big-ticket bankrupt Russell Moran is going toe-to-toe with his bankruptcy trustee as she pushes ahead with plans to question him about his $120 million-plus implosion.
Directors from some of Western Australia's leading mid-tier miners have criticised the “huge risk” the capital gains tax changes pose to investment in the next generation of miners.
The company behind majority of Australia's Hungry Jack's has sold a retail building across the road from Claremont Quarter that was previously home to Club Bay View.
The Australian share market has finished higher for the day as gold rebounded after hitting an eight-month low, but local shares still lost ground for the week.
AFL heavyweight the West Coast Eagles has sought to trademark the name given to its annual AFL grudge matches with rival Fremantle, but says it is not trying to stop the port club from using the term.
Mark Pownall is joined by Gary Adshead, Jack McGinn and Claire Tyrrell to talk WA business and politics, including the latest on the state Liberal party, bird flu impact, Water Corp's Shenton Park plans, Rio Tinto's CBD move, apartments at Hillarys, Satterley's annual results and much more.
BHP's former Nickel West boss Jessica Farrell has been appointed president of a newly created North American division, succeeding Brandon Craig as he prepares to assume the helm.
Fresh allegations of sexual harassment at mining sites highlight the need to stamp out a "toxic culture of cover-up" in the industry, a state politician says.
The Australian bourse has slipped, with a sell-off in precious metals, oil and other commodities dragging down resource companies as the US dollar surges and more ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz.
The global equipment auctioneer has added to its footprint in WA, completing the takeover of a local company's Midland headquarters in an $11 million sale.
Foundation Housing and H-U have cleared a planning hurdle to add dozens of social housing dwellings to East Fremantle, after a $21 million plan was approved.
Queer club Bears Perth has lodged a formal objection to Perth's new National Rugby League club registering the name Perth Bears in a case that could force a rethink for the rugby league startup.
Satterley Property Group's performance in the 2025 financial year has meant the company was required to lodge its financials publicly for the first time since 2019.
One of Australia's largest planned renewable energy projects will begin life as a 1-gigawatt wind and solar farm feeding power to a future Port Hedland hydrogen site.
Fortescue has ramped up its pitch to sign fellow miners on to its power grid as the race heats up for green energy proponents to make deals with the region's industrial giants.
Woodside chief executive Liz Westcott has praised the “courage” of federal politicians for resisting a mooted 25 per cent gas export tax, in a speech at Parliament House in Canberra.
The state's Environmental Protection Authority has waved through Ramelius Resources' plans to mine it Roe project, clearing the way for early works to begin this year.
Fortescue has been hit with a class action law suit that accuses it of facilitating a shocking culture at its remote worksites and accommodation village.
Mineral Resources will mothball the Lucky Bay garnet mine it acquired through the administration of Chris Ellison's brothers' collapsed company nine months ago.
Shoe retailer Betts has appointed an administrator to accelerate the closure of more than a dozen uneconomical stores nationwide in pursuit of returning the dynasty to profitability.
Police have used their fixed wing fleet of aircraft to transport accused criminals 71 times in just three weeks because more than 20 regional courts have closed.
Australia's share market has snapped a four-session losing streak, but investor sentiment remains subdued with the Reserve Bank's battle with inflation far from over.
The third case of bird flu in West Australia is expected to be confirmed in coming days after a migratory seabird was found with symptoms on a beach between Dunsborough and Busselton.
Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting has spent $8.75 million on two buildings in Scarborough, rebranding them in honour of controversial former soldier Ben Roberts-Smith.
Serious concerns about radiology billing processes at Kalgoorlie Health Campus were first referred to the Corruption and Crime Commission last year, a budget estimates hearing has been told.
Australia's share market has handed back an early improvement after the morning's optimism gave way to caution by the afternoon, ahead of key incoming economic data.
Two battery-electric haul trucks have been polished up to showcase progress made by Australia's two largest miners to decarbonise their Pilbara operations.
Defence Minister Paul Papalia has announced a partnership between Defence West and UK-based Faculty's fellowship program, to boost AI skills for the sector.
The Water Corporation is considering spending $1.3 billion to replace its ageing western suburbs water treatment plant, in a move which could free up prime land in Shenton Park.
The chairman of KPMG Australia is stepping down and two partners are leaving the firm after a bruising parliamentary hearing and allegations of wrongdoing at the major consultancy.
Iluka has locked in its first rare earths offtake deal with an undisclosed global car manufacturer, worth $220 million, as it unlocks its $1.65 billion loan from the federal government.
Contentious tax reforms are set to become law after the Greens agreed to support Labor's legislation through the Senate in return for extending an inquiry into separate NDIS changes.
The state's near-term electricity outlook has improved year-on-year, with the main electricity grid to remain in surplus until 2029-30 according to new modelling.
Perenti's underground mining services division has secured its second project in the United States after being awarded a $275 million contract by Barrick Mining Corporation.
Australia's share market has had a bland session as investors weighed progress in US-Iran peace talks, while the local IT sector was hit by a significant stock plunge.
Australia's share market has wiped most of the week's gains in two sessions, as a rising greenback and global growth concerns dragged metals prices lower.
