Perth Bears boss Anthony De Ceglie says early buy-in of the club's two foundation membership packages has been overwhelming – and provided context behind the Bears' $3000 premier package price tag.
Optimism for a Persian Gulf peace deal has supported the ASX's best day since early April, helped by a surprise uptick in unemployment that softened the odds of further interest rate hikes.
DG Corp's acquisition of a Perth site once earmarked for a $30 million hotel has hit a snag, with the property's mortgage being tied to a company in the British Virgin Islands.
One of Western Australia's largest Indigenous trusts has shifted its head office from Perth to the Pilbara to be closer to the beneficiaries it acts for.
Alex Rovira-led Brightstar Resources says it remains on course to reach a positive final investment decision at its Goldfields hub project by the end of the June 2026 quarter.
Australia's unemployment rate has risen to its highest point in almost five years, and comes far sooner than forecast by the Reserve Bank of Australia.
A $1.2 billion rare earths mine backed by Gina Rinehart will be developed after receiving backing from the federal government's critical minerals strategic reserve.
Australia's share market is trading at seven-week lows, with all but one local sector in the red after a bond sell-off articulated investor fears for global economic growth.
About 126 hectares of land has been earmarked for a rezoning, to create a new freight corridor as a replacement to the constrained Kwinana Triangle network.
Plans for a big solar farm and battery in the South West have fallen through after the targeted customer, gold miner Newmont, extended its long-term coal power supply.
Fortescue deputy chair Mark Barnaba believes the Andrew Forrest-led company would struggle to get built in the modern climate, because of heavy regulatory burden.
Business News has again received international recognition for its journalism and digital products, taking home three honours at the Alliance of Area Business Publishers awards held in the US.
Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley has described the City of Perth council's conduct as “simply unbelievable” and again warned that amalgamations might be a solution to ongoing problems in the sector.
A senior WA CFMEU organiser with a long criminal history has had his right-of-entry permit revoked after the WA Industrial Relations Commission found he engaged in “aggressive and intimidatory conduct”.
