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Prominent Western Australian property mogul Allen Caratti is suing his brother John over the sale of farming land in Marvel Loch and Bullfinch.

Former Quintis director Graeme Scott has had an early victory in his defamation battle with several of the company's most senior executives, with the Supreme Court ruling there should be no restriction on his access to one of the documents at the centre of the case.

A few small touches may make all the difference when it comes to quality of a destination.

Strike Energy is hoping to merge with its West Erregulla project partner Warrego Energy in a $227 million deal.

The Netball Australia-Hancock brouhaha may well be a tipping point for sports sponsorships.

Seven West Media's television revenue will likely drop by eight per cent in the first half, CEO James Warburton has told the company's annual general meeting.

Mark McGowan has backed basing more military personnel in WA as his government outlined plans to expand the state's defence industry workforce.

Western Australian pie company Mrs Mac's has been acquired by Aus Pie Co, a business linked to United Petroleum and Pie Face.

Sandfire Resources has found a new chief executive in South32's Chief Human Resources and Commercial Officer Brendan Harris, who will move to the copper mid-tier in April 2023.

The premier has told nurses and midwives they've won their fight for better conditions and should end industrial action.

A price cap or new tax on gas could lead to longer-term shortages and continued high prices, Woodside Energy chief executive Meg O'Neill has warned.

Origin Energy shares have soared by a third after its board said it would recommend a $9-per-share takeover offer from Brookfield Asset Management.

More than a decade after finishing up as the state's chief scientist, Lyn Beazley remains a passionate advocate for medical research.

Medibank hackers post first data

Greater transparency is on the way for the government's contentious market-led proposal process.

A Main Roads project to upgrade intersections and allow underground traffic on Charles Street has received criticism from the City of Vincent.

US film producer Jon Kuyper, who worked on Hollywood movies The Great Gatsby, The Hobbit and Mad Max: Fury Road, says WA's film studio will fast become one of the world's top movie destinations.

Business News will expand its coverage of state politics in 2023 and base a journalist at Parliament House for the first time in the organisation's history.

Simone Grogan talks about AVI and the potential for lithium to drive WA's future exports.

The local share market has closed higher for the fourth day in a row and 11th time in the past 13 sessions.

The Australian Nursing Federation has all but conceded its members will have to accept the state government's offer of a 3 per cent pay rise, rather than pursue a 10 per cent claim.

A legal fight between oil and gas giant Woodside and the Australian Workers' Union continues as an enterprise agreement for North West Shelf offshore workers remains in limbo.

Near-Earth satellites will be a game changer for internet access in the bush.

The promised movie studio development for Western Australia is now being located in Malaga and not Fremantle.

Bibra Lake maritime cleantech company CleanSubSea has been selected by Rotterdam-based business accelerator PortXL, which aims to deliver contracts to startups.

Agricultural trading platform plans to disrupt its chosen market after a recent fund raising.

Monadelphous has been engaged to deliver construction services at Fortescue Metals Group's new magnetite project as part of a suite of new contracts and extensions worth $150 million.

Melbourne-based Victory Offices has 1,100sqm of co-working space Perth's Exchange Tower.

Lendlease and Realside are closing in on a $340 million deal to purchase the former Bond Tower from Brookfield.

Former British Airways chief executive Rod Eddington has been appointed to the advisory board of Squadron Energy, a subsidiary of Andrew and Nicola Forrest's company Tattarang.

NRW boss Jules Pemberton says the business is in the process of redeploying equipment and personnel after the sudden closure of Gascoyne's Dalgaranga operation yesterday.

The lithium sector has a major role to play in broadening the appeal of Western Australia's resources offerings, a recent RSM forum has heard.