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The competition watchdog is seeking to maintain four independent operators in the fly-in, fly-out market, flagging plans to quash Virgin's partnership with Alliance over fears it would erode competition.

The Jersey Street asset was sold by a syndicate of six sellers.

Decmil chief executive Rod Heale says the contractor is making positive strides in resolving its legacy issues after reaching a settlement with Schneider Electric Australia.

A ‘local worker' rule inspired by WA's domgas reservation policy could help mitigate problems associated with FIFO.

Perth Festival is budgeting for a doubling in box office sales next year after signing up acclaimed Icelandic performer Björk for an Australian-exclusive season.

Taxpayers pay Macca's $30m to train staff

UK Prime Minister Liz Truss has announced her resignation after just 45 days in office, in a speech lasting less than two minutes.

Michele Dolin has died in her prime, with the Perth-based company director still serving on three boards when she passed earlier this month.

The work safety regulator has confirmed it is investigating the death of a farmhand at a property near Collie, the fourth work-related fatality in less than a fortnight.

Electrification of buildings is key to reaching net zero targets, industry experts say.

The market celebrated another strong quarter from Woodside Energy, while fellow oil and gas player Santos has trimmed expected major project spending after drilling was halted at Barossa.

Political editor Gary Adshead discusses his coverage of Kevin Reid's death at Rockingham Hospital and the questions hanging over the case.

The Metro Inner-South Joint Development Assessment Panel unanimously approved SKS Group's proposal to build a 19-storey apartment building in Burswood.

The Australian share market has been unable to put together a three-day winning streak, with most sectors sinking lower as sentiment soured.

Medibank's hackers are threatening to release stolen personal health information, and Cyber Security Minister Clare O'Neil says that's a "dog act".

The nursing union and the state government are headed for peace talks in their ongoing wages row, but Health Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson has ruled out throwing more money behind the offer.

Aspiring vanadium producer TNG has confirmed a significant increase in costs for its Mount Peake project but neither the company or its lead contractor Clough know by how much.

Many questions remain regarding the death of a man at Rockingham Hospital.

Former Labor leader Kim Beazley has been appointed as the newest member of the Australian War Memorial Council.

How is government going to support providers in the pathway to good governance and who is going to pay for it?

The number of Western Australians in employment fell in September, while the national jobless rate held steady at 3.5 per cent.

WA continues to lag rest of the nation

Cabinet documents will soon be available to the state's auditor general as part of a suite of proposed reforms to the oversight body.

Market darling Chalice Mining says it is mulling some form of joint venture arrangement to develop a potential mine at Gonneville after receiving a stream of inbound interest.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell talks about why residential builders are cautiously optimistic they've turned a corner after two years of difficulty.

Lachlan Henderson will return to WA after five years in Victoria to lead one of the state's biggest health insurers.

Western Australia's international education industry is poised for a much-needed boost thanks to the state government's $10 million agent incentive scheme.

The Australian share market has finished higher, however the gains were muted compared to the past three days of sharp volatility.

City of Perth councillors will decide on a new deputy lord mayor with Di Bain set to finish her term in the position next week.

Shares in Perth-based Delorean Corporation closed 33 per cent higher today after the company struck a $200 million funding deal with Palisade Impact for its bioenergy projects.

Australia's biggest miner has recorded a steady start to the financial year as it ramps up its newest operation, South Flank.

The low-profile Perth billionaires bought the asset from global aerospace and defence group L3Harris Technologies for $4.18 million.