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Paul Everingham, the man credited with guiding the state's resources sector through COVID-19, has been appointed to lead the newly-formed Asia-Pacific energy association.

A European leader in clean energy has earmarked $4.4 billion for Australia's transition, with new climate laws set to require a massive spend on the grid.

Chevron faces LNG-fuelled $3.7b tax bill

The local bourse has finished down 1.4 per cent, with market darling Chalice Mining a casualty after losing nearly 54 cents on its share price.

A spate of transactions in Perth's CBD is set to occur, with the low-profile Baldock family among the prospective buyers.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell discusses key takeaways from her property feature, including how developers are integrating residential and retail offerings.

A company belonging to Monadelphous chair John Rubino has bought $6.7 million worth of shares in WA apartment developer Finbar, adding another link to the pair's business relationship.

East Timor president Jose Ramos-Horta has urged the Albanese government to help progress a lucrative gas project and has ruled out any Chinese military base.

Creditors of Griffin Coal are no closer to an insolvency appointment, as the clock runs down on customer Bluewaters' rights to step in and run the miner.

The Town of Cottesloe and Andrew Forrest's Fiveight are butting heads again over the proposed facelift of Indiana Teahouse, with the council now nine months into its deliberations.

Shares in Clough family-backed NeuroScientific Biopharmaceuticals have plunged after a planned clinical trial for its budding Alzheimer's treatment was rejected by the Human Research Ethics Committee.

Rate My Professors will do little to improve teaching and learning.

West Perth company Avicena Systems has ticked off another big achievement, with the Therapeutic Goods Administration authorising its locally developed diagnostic technology.

Transport Minister Rita Saffioti has taken a swipe at Qantas while promoting the $1.9 billion Forrestfield-Airport Link, claiming ongoing flight disruptions could harm the state's tourism push.

Growth of the state's economy slowed dramatically to just 0.1 per cent in the June quarter, compared to 0.9 per cent nationally.

Shopping centre owners are increasingly exploring ways to incorporate residential components into retail districts.

The fitness franchise and east coast property group will move to a Churchill Avenue building that Performance Property's directors purchased for $4.23 million.

Cloud accounting platform Xero says nearly half of all invoices issued by Australian small businesses last year were paid late.

East Timor keen on Woodside gas deal, says Wong

BHP handed over $3.8 billion in tax and royalty payments to Western Australia during the financial year and estimates its projects contributed 13 per cent of all revenue in the state.

Satterley Property Group will progress its plan to build a residential community and a school after acquiring a 31.36 hectare piece of land.

A Southern Cross Electrical Engineering subsidiary has secured work on software giant Atlassian's new $1.4 billion Sydney headquarters, which is set to be the world's tallest hybrid-timber tower.

The local share market has lost ground, falling 0.4 per cent after the Reserve Bank hiked the cash rate by 50 basis points.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie reflects on his visit to New Orleans and how the city organically became a tourist destination.

Hastings Technology Metals is hoping to raise up to $110 million to develop its proposed Yangibana rare earths project in Western Australia's Gascoyne region.

Visitors know what they're getting in New Orleans, which might be why tourism has surged.

Silverleaf Investments has bought Bull Creek Shopping Centre from Stockland in a $78 million deal.

Channel 7 and Foxtel have signed a new deal with the AFL that will extend the pair's existing broadcast rights into the 2030s.

The Metro Outer Joint Development Assessment Panel has approved the first stage of EcoGraf's $98 million graphite processing plant in East Rockingham.

The RBA cash rate looks set to move past 3 per cent in months ahead; while the average WA home loan inked in April will now cost $610 more per month after five consecutive rate hikes.

A growing breed of educators wants to equip students with business-like skills.

EXCLUSIVE: The detective at the centre of Cleo Smith's dramatic rescue in Carnarvon last year, has been stood down pending a Corruption and Crime Commission inquiry.