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Goldminer Newmont Corporation has struck a long-term supply agreement with WA's largest wind farm, months after extending its contract with the state's largest coal-fired power station.

Residential builder Inspired Homes has gone into voluntary administration, with McGrathNicol appointed to manage the company.

Koby Cooke and Nadia Budihardjo discuss former Fortescue executive Linda O'Farrell's career pivot.

A new barristers' chambers, which includes the legal counsel for Wright Prospecting and Brittany Higgins, has moved into the top floors of the former Citibank building.

Australian shares have tailed a rebound on Wall Street overnight, but investors remain cautious as a fog of uncertainty hangs over incoming US tariffs.

The Perth Mint is experiencing demand not seen since the outbreak of COVID-19 as investors new and old seek out gold to add to their portfolios.

If an election was called today, Anthony Albanese would become the first prime minister to win consecutive elections since John Howard.

OPINION: US moves to dial down soft-power programs could have widespread political and economic fallout.

An AFL ‘gather round' in WA could be on the cards after Perth MP Patrick Gorman took to Leederville Oval to spruik a $1.5 million investment in the oval, should an Albanese government return to power.

The ASX-listed company has bought a 33.4-hectare site for $12 million.

Clive Palmer's Mineralogy has failed to stop CITIC's application for the court to inspect its magnetite mine in the Pilbara, ahead of the trial between the two miners.

Amid a growing demand, junior EV Resources has added another antimony asset to its portfolio.

The cash rate remains at 4.1 per cent following the Reserve Bank's latest policy meeting.

Brownes Dairy's parent company has recorded profit and revenue increases it attributes to the growth of its export trade.

The Nationals have unveiled four more candidates for the upcoming federal election, including a teacher, a tradie and a small business owner.

As Pilbara publican Bart Parsons calls final drinks at his first watering hole, he is drawing up plans for two new venues in Port Hedland.

Former Fortescue executive Linda O'Farrell's career pivot isn't as surprising as it initially appears.

Shares in east coast homebuilder AVJennings rose by 9 per cent, after the company announced it entered into a deed with US-based Proprium Capital Partners and AVID property group.

Overnight, a number of US stocks took a tumble.

China envoy urges unity on trade

The latest data from CoreLogic shows that Perth's growth has been the fastest nationally in the past five years, but has slowed more recently.

Greenbushes may have clung on to an annual profit in FY24, but a subdued spodumene market led to a sharp downturn in mine operator Talison's latest financials.

The property developer says the state government should put more emphasis on the city, and has criticised a lack of investment in Perth's main train station.

Liv Declerck and Isabel Vieira discuss a Perth film studio's foray into virtual reality documentary making.

Consulting firm FTI is set for a boost this week when a group of partners that left Scyne Advisory last year commence at their new employer.

The state government has established an Aukus-focused defence industries department and shifted energy into a diversification agency under its post-election changes to the public sector.

The Australian share market has sold off as incoming tariffs ratchet-up fears of a US recession and deepen investor concerns about global growth.

Details of two multi-million-dollar neighbourhood centres have been published as the proposals progress in the state government's planning pathway.

Word on the street is that the RBA will keep interest rates on hold at tomorrow's meeting, but another cut could be on the cards in late May.

Earnings at Perth-based Austral Fisheries have risen more than 26 per cent on the back of a healthy increase in revenue to almost $163 million.

OPINION: Keen to avoid global market chaos caused by US policies, financial managers are acting collectively and re-allocating funds.