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Providers are working to adjust to a market that has undergone dramatic changes in the past year.

Margaret River's Cheeky Monkey Brewery will open a new venue on St Georges Terrace in July.

A sell-off for stocks wrapped around the world and hit Wall Street Tuesday, while oil prices climbed even higher on worries about the widening war with Iran. But the big moves that rocked markets in the morning eased substantially as the day progressed.

Macquarie tells CBA's Comyn to ‘bring it on'

Nadia Budihardjo and Ella Loneragan discuss the future of WAAPA in the new ECU campus.

Australian shares have tumbled as the deepening Middle East conflict heightens fears around spiralling energy costs and increasingly likely interest rate hikes.

A development company co-owned by the son of former WA premier Brian Burke has earmarked a Swan Valley site for a 105-lot retirement village.

Mineral Resources claims the Pilbara Ports Authority is acting for the improper purpose of reimbursing energy giant Chevron by imposing a new shipping levy.

An outback ode to the automobile will be front-and-centre of this year's Revealed Aboriginal art exhibition in Perth.

A major voice in WA's performing arts sector says the state's creative industries are set for a shake-up.

OPINION: Artificial intelligence has the potential to disrupt our comfortable existence.

Osborne Park Hospital's expansion plans have begun construction as part of the state's new maternity blueprint.

ANALYSIS: New data shows WA employers have a gender pay gap nearly four points above the national mid-point, while the state's mining sector continues to drive the divide.

A monitor has been appointed to the Town of Port Hedland one month before an election is held to reinstate a council at the trouble-plagued jurisdiction.

The aged care organisation's previous chair has stepped down after almost a decade on the board.

Curators, benefactors and artists say the art gallery's current poor performance is not a winning argument for a new building.

Shares in Lindian Resources closed trade on Tuesday up 23 per cent to 65 cents, following news it would acquire a major processing facility in Kazakhstan.

A former executive bureaucrat has been found to have been unfairly dismissed from a Pilbara local government by the state's employment arbiter.

It's unclear if financial conditions can bring inflation under control or whether conflict in Iran will make it worse, the Reserve Bank governor says.

A defence base in the UAE that's home to Australian defence force members has been hit by Iranian drone strikes, as thousands of travellers remain stuck.

Oil prices leaped Monday on worries that war with Iran could clog the global flow of crude and make inflation even worse. U.S. stocks, meanwhile, swung from sharp losses to a tiny gain.

Call to curb reliance on government

The WA capital's median home value has reached a new peak of close to $1 million as it consistently grows at a faster rate than other states.

Chris Ellison's Mineral Resources has won access to executive-level paperwork at Pilbara Ports ahead of a $14 million legal showdown.

Indonesian-backed Golden Sedayu is set to include Perth's first Anatara Hotel in its Burswood Point development.

Nadia Budihardjo and Sam Jones talk about an education panel that highlighted support for students in early schooling years.

Michaelia Cash has put her name to a letter supporting the current GST arrangements on behalf of local federal Liberals, as the campaign to retain WA's tax share ramps up.

Clive Palmer has asked a Federal Court judge court to disqualify himself from deciding the fate of his $12 million company swindle prosecution.

A WA man has been charged with acting in preparation for a terrorist act which allegedly included a mass casualty attack at Parliament House, police headquarters, and Muslim places of worship.

Australia's share market has reset its record close for a second time in as many days despite a modest uptick to end the week.

Australia will eventually follow Denmark's lead and abandon its letter service, with deliveries of handwritten notes, Christmas cards and household bills destined to become a thing of the past.

Mark Pownall and Tom Zaunmayr discuss Sussan Ley's exit, Wittenoom legal case, Fortescue's wind farms Laurence Escalante, and apartments in Mount Hawthorn.