Analysis: Year-on-year job growth in key sectors is a sign the state's workforce push is bearing fruit, according to the WA government, despite rising anxiety over worker availability.
Inpex will buy Woodside Energy out of its Bonaparte carbon capture and storage project off Darwin, while pressing ahead with the plan to store emissions below the sea.
The first One Nation MP elected to the Western Australian parliament's Legislative Assembly, Luke Herdegen, has delivered a stinging critique of conventional politics in his maiden speech.
FROM THE HILL: Premier Roger Cook, political party leaders and officers of parliament will meet on Thursday evening to discuss security arrangements for MPs in Western Australia.
The federal government has extended its ban on scandal-plagued consulting firm KPMG until March next year as the operator seeks to rescue its tarnished reputation.
Nationals' leader Shane Love has pleaded for stronger action to be taken against the man behind a Western Australian house relocation business, which he says has cost customers more than $6 million.
State MPs are questioning their own security arrangements after a man carrying a martial arts weapon threatened staff inside the office of Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley.
The state government will seek to free up significant western suburbs land by upgrading a wastewater facility in Shenton Park, confirming exclusive reporting by Business News in June.
Concerns of a Melbourne Cup interest rate hike have been stoked by Reserve Bank of Australia warnings of a material deterioration in the inflation outlook.
Former state opposition leader Zak Kirkup has been called in as a witness to an ongoing defamation trial between businessman Greg Poland, former journalists and politician Andrew Hastie.
Tertiary Education Minister Tony Buti has again attacked the salaries of university administrators and executives, saying they earn a total of more than $36 million a year.
Security agencies are facing questions about their threat detection ability after admitting they had no intelligence on the man accused of attacking Helen Haines.
Woodside Energy will seek to sell down its stake in the $3.3 billion Beaumont new ammonia project it acquired in 2024, following a strategic review of the asset.
Nationals MP Lachlan Hunter has called for an audit of security arrangements at the offices of all 96 state politicians following the attack on Victorian independent Helen Haines.
The estimated cost of decommissioning the Cliff Head oilfield off Dongara has fallen by $34 million, but industry may still be on the hook for a $166 million bill.
In Labor Party circles the name Curtin is revered and celebrated, which poses another question about the Cook government's contentious plan to merge the tertiary institution - named after Australia's war-time prime minster - with two other universities.
Premier Roger Cook has launched an investment prospectus, to invite more renewable energy players to invest in the state, to kick off an international conference held in Perth.
Greenpeace insists protestors arrested for scaling Woodside's Scarborough platform over the weekend were acting peacefully, as it ramps up its campaign against the gas giant.
A Greens senator being investigated over accusations about his conduct towards women says he is the victim of a years-long smear campaign coming from within his party.
