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A lack of fuel has forced organisers to can an annual traditional owner-led festival in Karijini National Park.

Property mogul Allen Caratti-owned Mammoth Contracting has been fined $17,000 after being caught illegally dumping waste on CCTV cameras.

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WA's energy minister has urged the renewable energy sector to raise its voice against a tide of misinformation at an industry forum in Perth.

Diesel standards have been lowered to help suppliers bring more fuel into the domestic market as hundreds of service stations across the country run dry, including six in WA.

Lawyers for thousands of disgruntled customers and BGC have returned to court to hash out initial issues before heading towards a resolution of the major dispute.

WA firms are discovering the efficiency of AI comes with a hidden cost.

A major Australian department store operator is planning a big expansion of its e-commerce product categories when it launches a new marketplace platform in the coming months.

Labour shortages have overtaken rising operating costs as the most commonly reported barrier to business growth, according to the latest CCIWA survey.

Fertiliser and explosives major Orica is shoring up alternative supply of ammonia amid two plant outages, after Yara's Pilbara operation was forced offline due to damage.

European-made wine, cars and fashion items will get cheaper for Australian shoppers under a long-awaited free-trade deal that will also allow local farmers to expand their meat exports.

A cautious relief swept through financial markets Monday after President Donald Trump said the United States has talked with Iran about a possible end to their war.

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The firm behind plans for a renewable-powered data centre in Belmont have lodged a fresh application with the state for a facility in Hazelmere, this time without such a green tilt.

Ella Loneragan talks to Isabel Vieira about Grace Forrest's push to end global modern slavery.

Critical minerals projects by WA developers Tivan and Ardea Resources are featured in the Japan–United States government action plan to secure supply.

Shares in West Perth-based junior Killi Resources surged 121 per cent after the junior appointed Nev Power as chair.

Australia's share market has trimmed some losses but still ended at its lowest level since May 2025, as the Middle East conflict continues to wreak havoc on energy prices.

Mullewa farmer Rod Messina and his father are in a dispute with several family members over a multi-million-dollar agreement to split farmland in the Mid West.

Australia appears to have fallen behind other nations in the global fight against modern slavery.

African-focused Perseus Mining has secured a 9.9 per cent stake in gold developer Aurum Resources.

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A snap assessment of Australia's grocery supply chains will investigate how the Middle East war is impacting the way food is grown and transported around the nation.

Western Australia reported more international visitors last year than ever before, according to new tourism data.

The West Perth junior has tee'd up a debt funding package soon after inking an offtake deal with Glencore.

ATCO Australia has secured naming rights of the WAFLW competition over the next three seasons, with an option to extend for an additional two seasons.

St Barbara has been building a fuel buffer at Simberi as tensions rise over the Strait of Hormuz.

A pioneer of the Margaret River wine region says matching quality with production levels is key to keeping up with the rest of the world.

Australia's resources industry and Amazon want government agencies to use artificial intelligence used to speed up environmental approvals.

Mining services contractor Macmahon appears poised to play a key role in the restart of Wolfram Limited's Mount Carlton gold mine in North Queensland.

The prime minister has been phoning his global counterparts to try and shore up Australia's fuel stocks over the coming weeks and months, as the Middle East war sends shockwaves through global supply chains.

Wall Street ended sharply lower on Friday, with the S&P 500 closing at its lowest in six months, as the US-Israeli war ‌against Iran entered its fourth week, deepening worries about inflation and the potential for higher interest rates.