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Lynas Rare Earths has struck an updated supply deal with its long-term Japanese trading partner and has set a price floor price of US$110 per kilogram for its rare earth magnet material.

FROM THE HILL: MPs are spending more time on their mobile phones in question time than listening to proceedings.

Jack McGinn and Tom Zaunmayr discuss how an innovative building practice could solve housing issues in the Pilbara.

Westgold Resources has signed off on a $145 million expansion of its Higginsville gold mill to lift processing capacity by 1 million tonnes per annum.

Australia's share market has pared some early gains, after US government indications the Iran war might end soon couldn't sustain buying in the afternoon.

The children and young people services provider of more than 80 years announced its rebrand to Uplyft while opening the facility it purchased in 2024.

Australian companies with a clean compliance history are being targeted by black market operators and stolen to aid in fraud, according to a leading Perth accounting firm.

OPINION: The sale of Defence land could have unexpected consequences.

OPINION: A deepening talent war could threaten to stall the state's sovereign ambitions in terms of naval shipbuilding.

The state government has accepted 32 out of 33 recommendations from an inquiry into the dangers of e-rideables.

David Littleproud has announced his resignation as leader of The Nationals Party of Australia, saying he no longer has the energy to do the job.

A country service station's fuel order backlog has surpassed one million litres as war in the Middle East hampers the global oil trade.

Bill Beament-led Develop Global increased its half-year profit in FY26, as its Woodlawn project nears nameplate processing capacity.

Surveillance software firm icetana AI Limited has expanded an agreement with one of its longest-running customers, Emirati shopping mall giant Majid al Futtaim Properties, in a deal worth $2.1 million.

Loans of up to $15 million will be made available by the state government to businesses wanting to decarbonise.

Stephen Dawson has branded claims that the state is unprepared for medical research funding as "horse ship", slamming the measly 3.8 per cent of grants approvals allocated to WA.

Linda Reynolds and the Commonwealth will head to mediation in their row over Brittany Higgins' settlement, while the former senator monitors an upcoming film for potential legal action.

Shares in Pantoro Gold fell by 20 per cent early on Tuesday, despite signaling its intent to develop a third producing underground mine at its flagship Norseman gold project.

Several prefabricated housing and workforce projects are injecting sorely-needed housing and accommodation stock into Karratha.

Woodside Energy has started drilling at its Trion oilfield in the Gulf of Mexico, in a bid to fully develop the $10.2 billion asset ahead of first oil in 2028.

As clean energy projects gather speed in the South West, local industry has been jumping on board.

Foreign minister confirms more than 2600 Australians have arrived back from the UAE on 18 direct flights since the US-Israeli strikes were launched on Iran.

The U.S. stock market careened through a manic Monday, going from a steep early loss to a solid gain as worries turned into hope that the war with Iran may not last that long. Oil prices whipped from nearly $120 per barrel, their highest since 2022, back below $90.

Oil shock shatters markets

Self-styled whistleblower Alexander Cokic has failed to oust a second judge from his fight with rare earths processor Tronox despite invoking the ghosts of WA Inc.

Justin Fris speaks with Mark Pownall about Ben Morton's role as chair of the Perth Bears.

The local share market has suffered its worst single-day loss in 11 months amid the widening war in the Middle East and a spike in oil prices.

Tourism developments ramp up in the South West, as communities weigh the pressures that come with popularity.

West Coast Fever has achieved a massive membership base milestone ahead of its 2026 Suncorp Super Netball opener on Sunday at RAC Arena.

OPINION: Hardly a day goes by without migration being blamed for whatever economic or social pressure happens to dominate the headlines.

Strong profits from Civeo's Australian workforce camps have offset a soft year back home in north America for the global facility services provider.

Linked Support Solutions has been pulled out of administration by its sole director after the disability support services provider succumbed to financial losses and NDIS registration woes.