Australians have given fixed-wireless internet the tick of approval as two major providers today reported strong growth in revenue and earnings in the year to June.
The federal government has abandoned plans to build WA's 1,000 bed quarantine facility at Jandakot, announcing last night the facility would instead be built in Bullsbrook.
Mineral sands miner Iluka Resources has started work on three new projects while continuing to assess development of a fully integrated rare earths refinery north of Perth.
Nine Entertainment has posted a turnaround in earnings, swinging to a $184 million annual profit after lifting advertising revenues across its major businesses.
Australia's big four banks have been quick to jump on board an expanded federal loan scheme to help steer small businesses through the spate of coronavirus lockdowns.
Western Australia will reintroduce a hard border with New Zealand from midnight tonight, while travel from NSW will be halted under the state's new ‘extreme risk' rating.
Goldminer Northern Star Resources has reported a 28 per cent jump in underlying net profit and declared higher dividends, after a year of record production.
Perth's market for new apartments recorded its strongest quarter of sales activity since 2016, according to the latest research from property consultancy Urbis.
A consortium that includes Perth business Georgiou Group is first in line to build a $165 million train station at Midland, while the company also won a $115 million NSW road contract.
Self-made billionaire Kerry Stokes is retiring from the board of ASX-listed Seven Group Holdings, but the 80 year old will retain a well-paid consultancy role.
Australians in lockdown are sending and receiving parcels in volumes not seen since Christmas, prompting Australia Post to hire thousands more workers and do weekend deliveries.
This month's national WorldSkills championships was held at satellite sites across Australia following multiple outbreaks of COVID-19 in the eastern states.
Investors punished some share prices after the latest round of earnings reports but it has been what executives have left out that has likely concerned most.
Listed contractor Macmahon Holdings has secured further work at the Tropicana and Telfer mines in Western Australia, with the contracts worth more than $600 million in total.
