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Murdoch-based Orthocell's push to expand the reach of its nerve repair product Remplir has continued, following news it has received regulatory approval in Hong Kong.

Kathy Skantzos and Nadia Budihardjo discuss why two US trade experts are optimistic about WA's emerging defence precinct.

Australian shares have edged slightly higher amid trade talks between the world's two largest economies, but a deal on tariffs is yet to come.

A lot in Perth's north has been earmarked for a $230 million battery energy storage system, to be built next to Shell's gas-powered station.

Two new copper mines with connections to Western Australia are facing approvals challenges.

Vertex Minerals chair Roger Jackson says he is confident the explorer is on the cusp of significant cash generation, as it moves toward production at its Hill End gold project in NSW.

This spring, over 150 artists from Busselton to Augusta will throw open the doors to their usually private creative spaces over 16 days.

A couple of trade experts from the US capital have high hopes for WA's emerging defence precinct.

OPINION: Donald Trump's ‘Liberation Day' tariffs, and the almost-daily announcements of new, reduced or deferred tariffs, have conspired to create massive uncertainties across the world.

David Littleproud has survived a challenge to his leadership of the National Party, knocking back leadership hopeful Matt Canavan.

Cowan MP Anne Aly has been promoted to the cabinet, picking up two ministerial portfolios in Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's cabinet reshuffle.

A state government committee has approved the $135 million hockey centre at Curtin University, which is expected to accommodate up to 10,000 people.

Perth-based Dalaroo Metals has confirmed the appointment of Chris Connell as its new chief executive, as the company aims to further enhance its portfolio moving forward.

Golden Sedayu has completed a $30 million infrastructure upgrade at Burswood Point.

The robotic tech company raised $6.3 million amid efforts to cut operational costs by 70 per cent.

The economic superpowers seem one step closer to reducing tensions as the US touts a trade deal and Chinese officials say they've reached an “important consensus” in Geneva.

A community-level Australian Rules Football club in Bunbury is set to benefit from a major international soccer friendly in July at Hands Oval.

WA's newest and closest seat was decided over the weekend, with Labor's Trish Cook claiming victory with a 0.5 per cent margin.

Gold Corporation's inaugural chief executive has died aged 83.

Mixed metals miner South32 has announced a significant senior management transition, with chief executive and managing director Graham Kerr to leave the company next year.

US stocks ended the week on a quiet note after oscillating between slight gains and declines, as investors gauged president Donald Trump's comments on Chinese tariffs ahead of weekend trade talks between the two countries.

Burke takes charge at AFP, ASIO

Transport and logistics company Centurion has booked a five-year deal with Australia Post, over freight delivery across three Western Australian regions.

Justin Fris and Jack McGinn discuss why a prominent industry lobby is calling for legislated coordination of WA's strategic industrial areas.

The Australian share market has finished the week basically flat, with investors wary ahead of the first round of US-China tariff talks.

Perth dealmaker James Del Piano has purchased a Dowd Street property for $7.5 million.

Orthocell boss Paul Anderson said the Murdoch-based biotech medical company is “well ahead” of its original targets in relation to US sales of its nerve repair product, Remplir.

REVIEW: Train travel through Europe can be magical, but it pays to pack light and plan ahead.

OPINION: One of Perth Zoo's elephants is settling into her new home in South Australia while another prepares to make the journey east mid-year.

Ascent Investment and Coaching director Michael Dunjey appeared before a Perth court today, facing 33 criminal charges relating to an allegedly fraudulent scheme.

Perth company WA Premix has been fined $580,000 after a worker was seriously injured at its Neerabup concrete batching plant.

Perth consulting firm Ralph Beattie Bosworth has been awarded a contract to provide cost planning services for the proposed Women and Babies Hospital at Murdoch.