Sam Jones

Macmahon Holdings has booked a further $144 million in civil works contracts, including provisions to deliver further upgrades to Marble Bar Road in the East Pilbara.

WA-owned Nexus Airlines will cease its route connecting Broome, Kununurra and Darwin, alluding to a lack of state support after its US-owned competitor priced it out of the route.

Opposition leader Sussan Ley says she's listening to WA voters and learning how the challenges the state faces are different to those over east, during a visit to the Kimberley.

Sam Jones and Elisha Newell discuss how the US' proposed pharmaceutical tariffs will impact Aussie companies.

WA's medical sector is anxiously awaiting fallout from the US's pharma tariffs, although impending changes could assuage US concerns.

Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss an uptick in Perth office listings.

Australia's national security chief has detailed 24 cases in which authorities were able to disrupt espionage activities targeted at Australians since 2022 - more than the prior eight years combined.

Australia could cut its company tax rate by up to 10 per cent under recommendations put forward by the productivity commission ahead of this month's productivity roundtable.

Ella Loneragan and Nadia Budihardjo discuss a push to increase WA's tourism offerings.

Researchers from WA's Perron Institute have found further evidence of a link between low bone mineral density and dementia

Nadia Budihardjo and Ella Loneragan discuss hurdles plaguing the Indigenous tourism sector.

Cyber law enforcement from the Five Eyes Alliance have detailed the techniques of Scattered Spider, the group believed to be behind a recent Qantas data breach.

WA Shadow Treasurer Sandra Brewer says she will introduce a private members bill for the creation of a parliamentary budget office to scrutinise spending.

Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss a push to bring fashion manufacturing back onshore.

WA internet service provider Pentanet has achieved its first full-year positive EBITDA, marking a $2.7 million turnaround on its previous year.

A contract for works at Rio Tinto's Parker Point project is among more than $110 million in projects added to Monadelphous' work book.

Nadia Budihardjo and Jack McGinn discuss the career of Chevron Australia boss Balaji Krishnamurthy.

FBR, the WA company behind the brick laying robot HadrianX, has unveiled its latest offering – a robot which can weld up to eight times faster than a human.

Canadian data centre operator Carrier Connect Data Solutions has purchased the West Perth Nexion W1 data centre, as part of its push into the Asia Pacific.

Mark Beyer and Koby Cooke discuss French giant Egis and its quest to expand in Australia.

Shares in Laurence Escalante-backed icetana AI have shot up 26 per cent today after it posted its strongest revenue growth in over four years.

Former deputy prime minister Kim Beazley has stepped down from his role with biotech upshot Orthocell, citing health concerns.

An industrial-scale 3D printer designed and manufactured in WA and founded by a 27-year-old has been granted $400,000 to advance its manufacturing-as-a-service business model.

The financial crimes regulator has ended its enforceable undertaking against National Australia Bank for its shortcomings in anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism compliance.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss how government initiatives have spurred developer interest in social housing project.

An enforceable undertaking placed on The Perth Mint after it failed to comply with anti-money laundering rules has been concluded by the federal government's financial regulator.

A device borne out of University of Western Australia has been hailed the biggest breakthrough in foetal monitoring in five decades, as its first trials come to an end.

A WA contractor has begun works on Crown Perth's new urban food district, boosting a works book which already boasted Mineral Resources and Fortescue.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss updates on the ownership of The Joondalup Resort.

OPINION: Recent cyber incidents affecting Qantas and the United Australia Party – and its associated entities like Trumpets of Patriots – offer a startling contrast in crisis management.

Clive Palmer's Palmer United Party and Trumpet of Patriots have been targeted in a ransomware attack, which has allegedly exfiltrated personal information held by the entities.

The competition watchdog has warned Acciona's move to acquire the East Rockingham waste to energy project would stifle competition in the sector.