Rio Tinto will lay out an eight-decade project roadmap making clear its intentions in the Pilbara to appease cultural and environmental concerns, and ease regulatory delays.
Tourism and property industry leader Carolyn Turnbull has traded Perth for Dubai as she takes on a new role as chief executive of Nammos Hotels & Resorts amid its global expansion.
FBR, the WA company behind the brick laying robot HadrianX, has unveiled its latest offering – a robot which can weld up to eight times faster than a human.
Backed by the world's largest goldminer, Ariana Resources is tapping investors for up to $15 million to dual-list on the local stock exchange as the yellow metal continues its bull run.
Shares in Boss Energy plunge more than 40 per cent as the uranium producer flags challenges in achieving nameplate production and rising cash costs at its flagship project.
The import of fertiliser into Western Australia's southern ports is booming of the back of successive strong grain harvests and a storage deal with CSBP.
A redevelopment committee is set to back Erben's $230 million Perth City Link project for approval, with the final decision to be made by the state's land agency.
Bellevue Gold management says it is confident in the company's future, after recording improved financial and production performance in the June quarter.
Canadian data centre operator Carrier Connect Data Solutions has purchased the West Perth Nexion W1 data centre, as part of its push into the Asia Pacific.
Balcatta-based mining services firm Imdex will spend $26 million to buy 80 per cent of a Norwegian geoscience technology developer, in a move to boost its AI capabilities.
Cheaper medicines are on the agenda as federal parliament resumes, following laws to protect penalty rates, reduce university debts and ensure childcare safety.
An independent review of Synergy will put the state-owned gas and electricity provider's retail billing practices and complaints management systems under a microscope.
New World Resources has urged its shareholders to back Kinterra's takeover bid after the latter increased its stake to more than 50 per cent and surpassed Central Asia Metals' offer.
Mark Pownall and Tom Zaunmayr discuss this week's news including axed hydrogen projects; Nedlands council; a $60m workers' camp; cattle imports; Gina Rinehart's office and more.
The Martin family, of Coogee fame, will have to wait longer to bring its Bunker Bay chalets to fruition after a development panel deferred its decision.
An industrial-scale 3D printer designed and manufactured in WA and founded by a 27-year-old has been granted $400,000 to advance its manufacturing-as-a-service business model.
The financial crimes regulator has ended its enforceable undertaking against National Australia Bank for its shortcomings in anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism compliance.
BP has formally walked away from its lead stake in a $55 billion green hydrogen project in the Pilbara, in a third major blow for the nascent sector this week.
