Osborne Park-based medical goods supplier Pacific Health Care has become the exclusive distributor of SuprCuvr, a hospital-grade disinfectant created by ASX-listed outfit Skin Elements.
Belmont-based GenusPlus Group has been named preferred supplier to Australia's first hyperscale national fibre network, with its contract worth at least $50 million.
Aboriginal business Kimberley Civil and Drainage has been appointed to start work on an 11-kilometre wastewater pipeline as part of an infrastructure upgrade in Broome.
Making headlines, Andrew Miller tells businesses to prepare ahead of WA border reopening, Hancock Prospecting progresses Mulga Downs iron ore project and CBH Group's $25 million rail loading facility gets the green light.
The state's largest grain handler has been given the green light to build a $25 million rail loading facility, as it breaks ground on its new $50 million Kwinana fertiliser project.
Tim Winton is bringing Ningaloo Reef to the world with a three-part documentary series supported by a $1.4 million grant from the Western Australian Screen Fund.
Hancock Prospecting has lodged documents with the Environmental Protection Authority for a 20 million tonnes per annum iron ore project at Mulga Downs.
Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss Crown Resorts, Troy Pickard, Minnovare, tech start-ups, BN's projects list, COVID disruptions and the latest corporate finance deals.
Australia's peak union body has called a crisis meeting after the prime minister's "failure" to protect workers and community safety by making rapid antigen tests free.
Making headlines, WA announces the nation's strictest vaccine rules as it records two new local cases of COVID-19, Blackstone increases its bid for Crown Resorts and former Joondalup mayor Troy Pickard dies aged 48.
By the end of the month, WA will introduce the broadest COVID vaccination requirements in the nation, with the unvaccinated to be barred from pubs, gyms, gigs and entertainment venues.
Electrical services business GenusPlus Group has won a $40 million contract from Telstra, as part of the telco giant's move to decommission its exchange buildings across Australia.
Perth-based rentals site rent.com.au has looked towards institutional investors to raise $2.5 million to lift the profile of its portable payments and planning app, RentPay.