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Steve Russell's state-of-the-art brewing production centre could offer benefits for the state's small brewers.

Four Western Australian arts organisations will be among the first to receive support from this year's $8 million Creative Future Fund.

Wall Street indexes closed higher overnight.

China ‘could punish Australia again'

Fortescue has confirmed the departure of its head of decarbonisation, marking another high-profile exit at the mining giant.

The Perth Football League has secured a new naming rights deal, which will begin during the 2025 finals series.

A Perth real estate agent and his company have been banned from holding a licence and penalised $10,000 for serious misconduct.

The Australian share market has lost ground as Donald Trump expanded his trade war by announcing steep new tariffs on copper - although goldminers suffered the most in trading.

Perth has the tightest industrial market in the nation, with the lowest vacancy rate out of other Australian capitals, recent data from JLL shows.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss why WA's commercial building sector has experienced a shake-up in the past 12 months.

The $5.5 million acquisition should pave the way for the apartment developer to add 130 dwellings to its portfolio.

Mining giant BHP has extended its relationship with Australia's largest family-owned drilling contractor via acquisition of three of its latest rigs.

The Western Australian government have poured in an extra $12 million for a further 15 apartment complexes to be built across Perth.

A former uni student and casual hospitality worker has developed a tech solution to help the short-term jobs market.

Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation has submitted environmental approval plans for a giant wind farm and solar farm just south of Karratha - its second such project in the Pilbara.

OPINION: Getting business owners and young engineers together would be a first step in bringing hackathons back.

Outgoing Boral chief executive Vik Bansal will join the board of multinational mining infrastructure company Orica next month.

ANALYSIS: Troy Cook-led Bundara West's partnership with Breight Group continues to provide important training and support for First Nations Australians.

Despite recent turmoil with international routes, leadership at Broome International Airport believes it has a strong future.

Yahava KoffeeWorks purchased the multi-million-dollar site in the hopes of creating the state's biggest roastery open to the public.

Neurology professor Merrilee Needham has been named the Perron Institute's new medical director, taking over from Professor David Blacker after he spent more than a decade in the role.

Oil and gas giant Woodside Energy has signed an agreement with Hyundai over the development of a liquefied natural gas project and global distribution logistics.

Mining giants BHP and Rio Tinto are bracing for a new 50 per cent tariff on copper imports.

Two of Broome's brightest business leaders, both 40under40 winners, discuss their vision for the region.

WA's commercial building sector has experienced a shake-up in the past 12 months.

The S&P 500 ended a choppy session slightly lower overnight.

Divided RBA shocks markets

Claire Tyrrell and Ella Loneragan discuss the shortage of staff accommodation facilities in regional WA.

The local share market has finished about where it began after gyrating between positive and negative territory before and after the Reserve Bank's surprise decision on interest rates.

Industrial inspectors have recovered more than $1 million for underpaid workers, a state department claims.

OPINION: The appointment of an Aukus antagonist to head a US review of the program will have major implications here.

The East Parade property is set to be converted into an education facility after local investors bought it for $3.35 million.