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US President Donald Trump says tariffs on pharmaceutical products – one of Australia's largest exports to the US – will begin by the end of the month.

High commodity prices and a wave of cross-border capital have fuelled another busy half for WA's dealmakers.

Mount Gibson Iron wants to make the jump to gold as its flagship Kimberley iron ore asset approaches the end of its life.

Trigg Minerals has tapped a Washington lobbying firm to shore up government support for its Utah antimony project.

The world's largest goldminer has boosted the proceeds from its sale of the Telfer asset to ASX-listed Greatland Resources, reporting a 230 per cent relative return on recently sold shares.

Iron ore production from Rio Tinto's Pilbara mines reached near-record levels after the miner's exports were curtailed by flooding at the start of the year.

Evolution Mining boss Lawrie Conway says the company's ‘committed workforce' did a sterling job in helping the company achieve success in FY25.

The Nasdaq Composite posted its latest record finish overnight, while other Wall Street benchmark stocks dropped.

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Cotality's recent construction index shows the state had the highest quarterly increase in costs in the nation.

Kerman Contracting has won a $170 million contract to design and build non-process infrastructure at Rio Tinto's Hope Downs 2 mine.

Elisha Newell and Sam Jones discuss why critical digital supply chain blind spots are leaving some of Australia's most important industries vulnerable.

The local share market has closed at its highest level for the second time in a fortnight after China reported better-than-expected quarterly economic growth.

Australian Strategic Materials has furthered its partnership with Neo Performance Materials, in a bid to strengthen its position in the US.

Simon Trott has been appointed chief executive of Rio Tinto's global mining operations.

Western Australia is forecast to be the only state in the country to have a rise in labour shortages as big investments continue in mining, infrastructure and energy projects.

Critical digital supply chain blind spots are leaving some of our most vital industries vulnerable, and several recent breaches show how far the impacts can be felt.

Sussan Ley has urged Anthony Albanese to raise the detention of Australian writer Yang Jun and the presence of Chinese warships in Australian waters during his meeting with Xi Jinping.

OPINION: A tax on unrealised capital gains is poor policy but might be easily traded off for more acceptable revenue ideas.

The listed apartment developer says it has $36 million cash in hand, as it eyes a $1 billion pipeline of work.

Global gold giant Newmont Corporation has sought to extend the life of the state's largest goldmine, flagging the need for a new tailings dam to keep Boddington running past 2030.

Sydney gelato company Messina is opening a new store in Perth's central suburbs and has its eyes on a third outlet.

South West hospitality operator Steve Palmer estimates a three-year turnaround to open a luxury resort at his winery site, after a panel greenlit the $50 million plan.

ANALYSIS: A move by Fremantle Ports to hike its fees from October, and an angry response from industry, is the latest warning against rising supply chain costs at sea and on land.

The German-based waste company has purchased a 4.7-hectare development site for $16.25 million.

Western Australian sport fans and hospitality values will have no shortage of entertainment options on the last weekend in September.

The Lundin family, Zhaojin Mining and Montage Gold backed Aurum Resources in a $35.6 million raise to fast-track exploration and feasibility studies in Côte d'Ivoire.

St Barbara has met its lowered FY25 production target despite rainfall disruptions and ore grade challenges at its Simberi mine in Papua New Guinea.

The not-for-profit organisation has appointed a new chief executive at the helm of its leadership endeavours in preparation for Dominique Mecoy's departure.

Australia's central bank wants to remove surcharge fees on both debit and credit cards in a move it expects would save consumer more than $1 billion.

Wall Street stocks closed marginally up overnight as investors sidestepped any meaningful moves following US president Donald Trump's latest tariff threats, and held steady ahead of a busy week of economic data and the start of earnings season.

Corporate tax cuts can wait: CBA