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Qantas has cancelled its Perth to Busselton flights less than four months after launching them due to low demand.

Perth-based Ausgold has announced it will undertake an extensive gold drilling program in October, as it aims to secure more growth at its Katanning gold project.

The state's peak planning body has hit back at claims that its thinking on Satterley Property Group's Perth Hills project had been clouded by local opposition and political pressure.

Paywise has acquired Easifleet for $40 million, expanding the Perth-based car leasing service's national footprint.

OPINION: Those pushing to scrap acknowledgements of country have a point, but their anger towards welcomes is misguided.

OPINION: The picture for renters is very different to homeowners after the Reserve Bank of Australia trimmed the cash rate.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WA has said the state government decision to add two public holidays to the WA calendar would “add salt to the wound” for businesses.

Long-serving Pacific Energy chief executive Jamie Cullen will step down after a decade-long stint, shortly after the business secured $1 billion worth of growth capital.

ANALYSIS: Western Australia has an opportunity to secure more than a long-waited victory over the Big V in February next year.

Business News looks back on three decades, thousands of pages and 26 million words, as work starts on delivering the next 1,000 editions.

A state-backed showcase will give mum and pop investors a foot in the door of local innovation investment, in a push to harness Australia's retirement wealth to drive local innovators.

Ian Testrow-led Emeco Holdings has responded to a media speculation regarding a prospective control proposal of the company.

Big Four bank ANZ has been slugged with one of the largest penalties ever for widespread misconduct, ranging from overstating trades to charging dead customers.

The defence minister denies that a multi-billion dollar boost to naval capabilities for the AUKUS submarine deal is about easing the concerns of the United States

Gold Road Resources has revised its production guidance for the remainder of 2025, on the back of previously reported issues.

The Nasdaq notched a record high close in a mixed trading session to end the week.

Six years ago Nyamal woman Lynette Upton was a helper for Colours of Country. This year, she is an exhibitor at the annual art showcase.

Mooted tax a threat to energy goals

Nadia Budihardjo and Sam Jones discuss how state and federal governments are working to promote child safety measures.

Receivers of Twinza Oil have won a Federal Court injunction against a company linked to long-time backer and alternate director Bill Clough.

A feud over CBH's rapid rail project continues to grow after the state's largest grain handler submitted a new lawsuit while a trial on the same dispute comes to an end.

Australia's share market has clawed back most of the week's losses, as materials and banks rallied to help end the week on a high.

Rail track owner Arc Infrastructure has lashed a subsidiary of Chris Ellison's Mineral Resources in a $4.6 million-plus battle over an iron ore train crash.

Element 25 has secured $10 million through a discounted share placement to grow its Butcherbird manganese project in the Pilbara.

OPINION: Increased productivity will be part of the push for a four-day working week in Australia.

The regularly scheduled Mark My Words Podcast will return September 26. In this September 12 edition, Mark Pownall and Elisha Newell discuss Iluka mothballing key operations; Pilbara renewables; BGC Cement sale; new CME chief; Zorzi Builders; and Freo projects.

A $200 million floating port on the coast of Broome has been unveiled, with its proponents touting the potential to redefine passenger and freight dynamics in the region.

OPINION: Third and final report from Scotland looks at the transformative nature of storytelling.

Woodside Energy has secured approval for its proposal to extend the life of the Karratha gas plant through to 2070 with conditions, following months of negotiation with federal regulators.

A multibillion-dollar ammonia project has gained rights to a parcel of land at the constrained Port of Dampier to store and load its product.

After receiving below-market compensation for years, former Virgin Australia boss Jayne Hrdlicka is getting more than $50 million following its successful IPO.

Laurence Escalante-backed icetana's contracted work over an artificial intelligence surveillance project in the Middle East is in limbo.