Stocks rose overnight after US president Donald Trump relaxed some of his tariffs, for now at least, and as stress from within the US bond market seems to be easing.
The state's environmental scrutineer has waved through Mineral Resources' proposal to build a new iron ore mine in the East Pilbara but it still remains subject to further approvals.
Mineral Resources has hit out over a levy agreement between Chevron and the Pilbara Ports Authority, as the state pursues $5 million it claims it's owed by the embattled miner.
Chevron Australia has returned more than $8 billion to its US parent company since the beginning of last calendar year, after generating $8.3 billion in profit over the course of 2024.
The corporate watchdog has launched civil legal action against under-administration gold play Wiluna Mining and its former chairman over “misleading claims to investors” on its last-ditch capital raise.
The state government has struck a memorandum of understanding with the world's fifth-largest defence contractor, as it seeks to turbo-charge the growth of the industry in WA.
Gold Road Resources has given its blessing for Northern Star Resources' $5 billion deal for De Grey Mining after months of remaining mum on its voting intentions.
Bellevue Gold has stepped back from its five-year production plan, will undertake a $156 million equity raising, and has launched a strategic review into recent troubles at its namesake goldmine.
Orthocell has posted its fourth consecutive quarter of record revenue, as the regenerative medicine company continues to expand its reach around the globe.
US President Donald Trump has doubled down on his latest message that the exclusion of smartphones and computers from his reciprocal tariffs on China will be short-lived, pledging a national security trade investigation into the semiconductor sector.
Australians wanting to buy their first home and taxpayers looking for cost of living reprieve became the centrepiece of the major parties' pitches over the weekend.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition leader Peter Dutton were campaigning around Perth on Saturday as they race to sell their message before voters make up their minds.
A re-elected Albanese government would splash $60 million on expanding Perth's ferry network following Premier Roger Cook's promise to build two new terminals.
High Wycombe-based FBR has made a series of cost-cutting changes to its board, including the retirement of chief executive and managing director Mike Pivac.
