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KPMG Maria Psomas trustee in Russel Moran blue

Mining 10 hours ago

KPMG trustee in bankruptcy blue

Big-ticket bankrupt Russell Moran is going toe-to-toe with his bankruptcy trustee as she pushes ahead with plans to question him about his $120 million-plus implosion.

Mining 10 hours ago

Miners slam CGT changes as ‘huge risk’ to investment

Directors from some of Western Australia's leading mid-tier miners have criticised the “huge risk” the capital gains tax changes pose to investment in the next generation of miners.

Property 10 hours ago

Hungry Jack's owner sells Claremont site for $7m

The company behind majority of Australia's Hungry Jack's has sold a retail building across the road from Claremont Quarter that was previously home to Club Bay View.

Podcasts 10 hours ago

At Close of Business podcast June 26 2026

Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the rehabilitation efforts at Thevenard Island, and how it fits into a $60 billion decommissioning pipeline.

News 10 hours ago

Shares edge higher as precious metals bounce

The Australian share market has finished higher for the day as gold rebounded after hitting an eight-month low, but local shares still lost ground for the week.

Deals 11 hours ago

Pensione Hotel sold for $26m

Singapore's JD Properties has purchased the asset, as Perth's hotel sector gains momentum.

Sport 12 hours ago

Eagles in shock ‘Western Derby’ trademark bid

AFL heavyweight the West Coast Eagles has sought to trademark the name given to its annual AFL grudge matches with rival Fremantle, but says it is not trying to stop the port club from using the term.

Opinion 12 hours ago

Operators need details on new rules

OPINION: The regulator has yet to tell retirement village operators whether changes to anti-money laundering regulations apply to them.

Manjimup truffles at Sézanne, and a local delicacy (inset). Photo: Sarah Hewer (main), Fervor (inset)

Food & Drink 13 hours ago

A taste of WA truffle in Tokyo

REVIEW: It was an unexpected delight to see Manjimup truffle on the menu at one of Asia's top restaurants.

Jennifer Brauhart has worked on Thevenard’s rehabilitation effort since 2019. Photo: Chevron Australia

Oil & Gas 13 hours ago

Thevenard leads rehab charge

Rehabilitation efforts on a tiny island off the Pilbara coast reveal the scale of a $60 billion business opportunity.

Deals 14 hours ago

Creasy-backed CZR, Zuleika to merge

Famed prospector Mark Creasy-backed CZR Resources and Zuleika Gold are planning to merge under an all-scrip deal valuing the latter at $45 million.

Mining 14 hours ago

Aerison Group entities in administration, again

Several Aerison Group entities have been placed in administration, about three years after the current owners acquired the Perth contractor.

Cultural Industries 14 hours ago

New street art unveiled in West Perth

A large-scale public artwork has been unveiled in West Perth, funded through a $5 million program by Main Roads WA, WALGA and a social enterprise.

Yara Pilbara's Laurent Trost says renewables alone wont decarbonise existing industry. Photo: Tom Zaunmayr

Manufacturing 15 hours ago

Trost urges federal CCS investment

Australia risks losing more sovereign manufacturing capacity due to federal carbon capture and taxation policies, the boss of WA's largest chemicals plant says.

Podcasts 15 hours ago

Mark My Words June 26 2026

Mark Pownall is joined by Gary Adshead, Jack McGinn and Claire Tyrrell to talk WA business and politics, including the latest on the state Liberal party, bird flu impact, Water Corp's Shenton Park plans, Rio Tinto's CBD move, apartments at Hillarys, Satterley's annual results and much more.

Regulation 15 hours ago

Western Power fined over inspection

Western Power has been fined $35,000 over an incident that caused an 88-year-old woman to receive an electric shock.

Mining 15 hours ago

Farrell to lead BHP’s new North America division

BHP's former Nickel West boss Jessica Farrell has been appointed president of a newly created North American division, succeeding Brandon Craig as he prepares to assume the helm.

Professions 16 hours ago

Audit ouster for Nedlands accountant

ASIC rubs out Nedlands accountant John Gordon Owenell from auditing after queries work for longstanding clients.

Mining 17 hours ago

Fortescue harassment lawsuit sparks demand for answers

Fresh allegations of sexual harassment at mining sites highlight the need to stamp out a "toxic culture of cover-up" in the industry, a state politician says.

Port Hedland's development is being stifled by water shortages. Photo: Tom Zaunmayr

Infrastructure 17 hours ago

Vysarn to open Pilbara water order book

The Pilbara's first Indigenous-backed commercial water scheme will be opened up to interested industrial offtakers next week.

News 18 hours ago

Wall St ends mixed as shares in tech com

The Nasdaq has closed lower, dragged down by losses in big tech shares, while the S&P closed near flat and the ‌Dow closed higher as investors digested new economic data.

Sean-Paul Stephens, Skylah Tucker, 9, and Belinda Churnside at the general store. Photo: Tom Zaunmayr

Indigenous 18 hours ago

Growing a grocer for good

A general store owned by the traditional owners of a historic Pilbara town is proving a test case for food security

News 20 hours ago

Morning Headlines

UniSuper, Hostplus top returns to the table

Podcasts 1 day ago

At Close of Business podcast June 25 2026

Tom Zaunmayr and Nadia Budihardjo talk about Indigenous art centres across the state.

Property 1 day ago

Carey hits out at City over ‘AI’ plan

The planning minister has accused the City of Perth of inaction over improving its streets.

News 1 day ago

Shares fall as US dollar surges, oil retreats

The Australian bourse has slipped, with a sell-off in precious metals, oil and other commodities dragging down resource companies as the US dollar surges and more ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz.

Property 1 day ago

Ritchie Bros expands WA footprint

The global equipment auctioneer has added to its footprint in WA, completing the takeover of a local company's Midland headquarters in an $11 million sale.

A render of the proposed East Fremantle social housing project. Image: Peter Hobbs Architects

Property 1 day ago

Green light for $21m social housing

Foundation Housing and H-U have cleared a planning hurdle to add dozens of social housing dwellings to East Fremantle, after a $21 million plan was approved.

Perth Bears are locked in a dispute with Bears Perth.

Sport 1 day ago

Queer club launches action against Perth Bears

Queer club Bears Perth has lodged a formal objection to Perth's new National Rugby League club registering the name Perth Bears in a case that could force a rethink for the rugby league startup.

Property 1 day ago

Satterley’s profit more than doubles

Satterley Property Group's performance in the 2025 financial year has meant the company was required to lodge its financials publicly for the first time since 2019.

Stage one of AREH has been revealed. Photo: Tom Zaunmayr

Energy 1 day ago

AREH to start as 1GW hub

One of Australia's largest planned renewable energy projects will begin life as a 1-gigawatt wind and solar farm feeding power to a future Port Hedland hydrogen site.

Government 1 day ago

Electric 'bendy' bus first for nation

The first electric articulated bus in WA has rolled off the production line at Volgren's manufacturing facility in Malaga.

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