Former Telstra boss Ziggy Switkowksi has been appointed as the new chair of embattled gaming giant Crown Resorts, replacing Helen Coonan whose departure was hinted earlier this month.
Feral Brewing Company is closing its Swan Valley venue after it chose not to renew its lease, and says it has no immediate plans to open a new brewpub.
Perth contractor Ertech has paid a bumper dividend of $19 million to its employee shareholders while also undertaking a share buy-back that will result in staff becoming majority owners.
Global company Intertek has consolidated its Perth operations into one of the world's largest minerals testing laboratories, with 500 staff and a desire for more.
The Regal Theatre's operators have launched legal action to retrieve $850,000 they claim they handed over to an investment company which promised to double their funds in 30 days.
Woolworths boss Brad Banducci has baulked at mandatory coronavirus vaccination for staff despite the Delta strain posing the biggest challenge to maintaining profits.
Subiaco-based Perseus Mining has reported a 48 per cent jump in net profit to almost $140 million, after commissioning its third mine and boosting production.
Freeze Frame Opera's “Angels & Devils” presents unlikely opera repertoire in an unusual venue and Sandra Bowdler says it offers a night of good fun and great singing.
Western Australian companies Chalice Mining and Silver Lake Resources appointed females to their boards this month, ending all-male representation among the ASX 200.
Australians have given fixed-wireless internet the tick of approval as two major providers today reported strong growth in revenue and earnings in the year to June.
The federal government has abandoned plans to build WA's 1,000 bed quarantine facility at Jandakot, announcing last night the facility would instead be built in Bullsbrook.
