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Finder Energy has filed documents to secure the Petrojarl I floating production, storage and offloading vessel from Amplus Energy for US$15 million ($22.8 million).

Multiplex's Glenn Raphael has taken the reins from Michael Van Dongen.

Australia's gross domestic product rose 0.4 per cent in the quarter, with data centre investment driving an uptick in private investment over the period.

Western Australia's largest firms are fuelling growth in the state's tech sector.

Uranium-focused DevEx Resources has announced plans to raise around $35 million as it marches toward a major exploration campaign in the Northern Territory next year.

Former political staffer Bruce Lehrmann has lost his appeal against a bruising defamation ruling that he probably raped Brittany Higgins.

Predictive Discovery shares rose by more than 20 per cent early on Wednesday morning, following news it had received a ‘superior' counter offer acquisition bid from Perseus Mining.

One of the state's key medical research institutions is gearing up for a major fund-raising campaign as it awaits state government support for a planned specialist cancer centre.

US stocks closed higher overnight to record their sixth gain in seven sessions in muted trading on Tuesday.

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Hancock has urged the City of Perth council to reconsider its stance on the proposed helipad at the Gina Rinehart-led company's new West Perth office.

Western Australia's electoral commissioner Robert Kennedy has formally resigned, almost nine months since the controversial 2025 state election.

Subiaco-based APC Minerals has announced the departure of longstanding managing director and chief executive Matthew Shackleton.

Another Perth-based NDIS support services provider has ceased trading and called in insolvency practitioners against prevailing industry headwinds.

The fertiliser giant has purchased the shopping centre from Perth property fund APIL.

Nadia Budihardjo and Sam Jones discuss 40 years of Crown Perth.

Australia's share market has ended the day slightly higher after see-sawing during the session, buoyed by strength in energy and mining.

The Asian grocers have sold a warehouse and shopfront in Perth for a combined $10 million.

Winery owner Andrew Hopkins has revealed his plans for the Fremantle warehouse and former The Sunshine Harvester Works site.

WA's largest single-site private employer is celebrating a milestone year.

IGO has appointed Johan van Vuuren as its new chief financial officer, effective from April 1 next year.

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Black Cat Syndicate has filed documents to enter into a JV with Osborne Park-based explorer, Dreadnought Resources.

Perth-based automotive industry cooperative Capricorn has moved into migration services with an acquisition intended to help members solve skills shortages.

Dalkeith property investor John Cranston's $100 million plan to build a battery energy storage facility in Bunbury has cleared a planning hurdle.

Construction of a new Fremantle freight rail link could take 20,000 truck movements off port roads and save logistics companies about $75 per container.

Local research institute-backed venture capital fund Health Translation Group has won the backing of global life sciences investment giant Bridgewest.

Building approvals in WA have gone against the national grain, largely thanks to a significant uptick in multi-dwelling unit approvals in the state.

Newly appointed Deep Yellow managing director and chief executive Greg Field says the company is poised to capture ‘the upside potential' of the uranium market.

A long-awaited national plan for artificial intelligence will boost Australia's global investment opportunities.

Shareholders of Kerry Stokes' Seven West Media risk losing their shares by forced sale if they don't carefully read the Southern Cross Media merger documents.

US stocks closed modestly lower overnight, weighed down by a jump in treasury yields and economic data that showed tariffs remained a drag on the manufacturing sector.