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Fortescue has started building the Pilbara's first wind farm, and the first of its own turbines among 5 gigawatts of green energy plants it has mooted for the region.

A Western Australian and UK platform designed to measure and communicate impact is building its user base amid a long-term commitment.

US stocks rose ‍overnight after two days of declines as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs shares shot up following upbeat quarterly results.

One in eight federal MPs has an SMSF

As Messina Gelato opens its third WA store, one of its founders is tipping a dessert sector consolidation after years of rampant growth in Perth.

A deal between several unions and Microsoft is set to guide how artificial intelligence is deployed across the nation's tech and arts sectors and outline workers rights as the technology is implemented.

Nadia Budihardjo and Mark Pownall discuss employee wellness company Sonder.

The appointment of a monitor to oversee the City of Perth will cost ratepayers more than $30,000.

A WA trucking company is taking its former lawyers to court over what it says was negligent advice on royalties from haulage operations at the Peculiar Knob mine.

The Carcione Group is one step closer to building a $60 million development in Applecross after an assessment panel greenlit the application.

Australia's share market is trading at nine-week highs after notching a fourth straight session of gains, buoyed by investor appetite for miners and commodities stocks.

Builders in Joondalup and Balcatta have been hit with fines from Building and Energy following dodgy insurance practices, absent permits and substandard works.

Goldminer Catalyst Metals achieved a record quarterly production at its flagship Plutonic gold belt, on the back of three mines being online.

An audit report concluded the state government needs to get more proactive in dealing with hospital maintenance issues.

OPINION: Notwithstanding this state's natural beauty, Perth's challenge is to stand out as something special for locals and tourists alike.

Former test cricketer Wally Edwards and his partner Kerry have purchased the site containing three units from Hero Properties.

Argent Biopharma has streamlined its asset acquisition of fellow WA cannabis player AusCann, while another Perth player has been subject to a reverse takeover.

Canning mayor Patrick Hall has won a defamation action against a resident who faked social media posts endorsing former federal MP Ben Morton.

Boulder-based midcap Beacon Minerals produced 7,310 ounces of gold at its Juardi gold project during the December 2025 quarter.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WA has found short-lived chief executive Peter Cock's replacement with RAC's Will Golsby.

WA Cricket chief executive John Stephenson says playing a role in the delivery of the WACA Ground improvement project has been a highlight.

Multiplex has been appointed as the builder for the next stage of St John of God's $700 million Subiaco Hospital redevelopment.

Anthony Heslewood opened a fish processor in Augusta. A few days later, the state government banned commercial demersal fishing off the west coast.

The property fund negotiated a 20-year lease back deal with the vendor.

Japan's largest power generator has agreed to buy extra LNG cargoes from Woodside during the Asian nation's winter months over the next five years.

BHP and Rio Tinto are working on a deal to mine a wedge of land separating two of their ageing iron ore projects in the Pilbara.

Upcoming data will give the Reserve Bank a better sense of whether higher interest rates are required to take the heat out of Australia's economy.

Staff wellbeing has become more critical to employers, creating a market of a scale that didn't exist before.

US stocks finished lower on Wednesday, led by a drop in the Nasdaq, with technology shares declining as ​investors moved into more defensive areas, while bank stocks extended recent losses following some mixed quarterly results.

Complaints blow out at tribunal

Aussie shares creep higher as miners rally, banks drop

The Centre for Women's Safety and Wellbeing is among the seven contracted by the state government to create and operate a family and domestic violence workforce development group.