UPDATE: The City of Perth is under investigation for the second time in eight years, after Local Government Inspector Tony Brown said dysfunction and poor governance within the council remains so bad that another inquiry is the only option.
Insolvency practitioners have taken control of entities of ASX-listed gold miner Matsa Resources after its mining contractor downed tools over alleged unpaid invoices.
Premier Roger Cook has announced major events injected almost $223 million into the state's economy in the 2025-2026 financial year, following questions surrounding tourism spending transparency.
The Supreme Court will summons lawyer Ben Caratti to provide documents for a probe into the assets of his property developer parents Tina Bazzo and Allen Caratti.
Australian shares have handed back early gains to end the session flat, as wary investors mulled fresh Middle East attacks and likely incoming interest rate hikes from two major central banks.
A legal dispute between a North Fremantle home buyer and PARC Developments boss Pete Adams continues with a new writ lodged in the state's highest court.
The federal government has skirted the idea of another round of fuel excise cuts, instead highlighting the support to households from existing living cost measures.
A judge has blasted self-styled whistleblower Alexander Cokic for trying to get compensation from his former employer Tronox after losing an injunction battle.
Real estate agents will no longer be forced to list all properties for sale and lease under contracts signed with the country's largest residential listing portal, RealEstate.com.au.
Perth-born clean-energy disruptor PolarBlue is building upon its WA operations and crossing the Bass Strait, committing $1.5 billion to establish an advanced manufacturing hub in Tasmania.
One Nation's plan to slash temporary migration by 750,000 risks a Covid-level economic shock as WA businesses warn visa processing changes are crimping skilled worker access.
Housing Minister John Carey says the state government is willing to work with Midland Brick to increase the supply of bricks for housing construction amid a shortage due to demand.
As 49 Metals continues to make inroads at its Gold Mountain project in the US, chief executive Phil Carter has added managing director responsibilities to his portfolio.
Mark Cutifani has abruptly quit as a Woodside director after six months, in a move announced on the same day he was appointed to the Northern Star Resources board.
Western Australia still has nearly 50 billion tonnes of known iron ore in the ground worth an estimated $5.5 trillion to the nation's economy, having already mined 17bn tonnes of the red rock.
Australian shares have had their worst five days since the first week of the US-Iran war, as stubborn oil prices, high bond yields and inflation woes hammer risk sentiment.
Qantas has reduced baggage allowances to Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) islands nine months after winning a contract for the service from rival airline Virgin.
Wiluna Mining Corporation will seek to raise $180 million to fully recapitalise its balance sheet and re-list on the ASX debt-free, according to its prospectus released today.
