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The total taxpayer bill for the purchase and fit-out of St John of God Mount Lawley by the state government has been revealed.

The state government has promised to allocate more than $200 million in the upcoming budget to boost TAFE and training initiatives.

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Mark Pownall, Tom Zaunmayr and Claire Tyrrell discuss the big events of the week in WA business and politics, spanning gas tax speculation, renewable energy, lithium's contradictions, Perth house prices, and more.

Profit from CITIC Pacific's Pilbara magnetite project has fallen again, making $US105 million for its Hong Kong-based owners last year.

Mining boss Peter Bartlett cops $50,000 fine for contempt of court in his battle with former lieutenant Patrick Keogh.

The liquidators of collapsed medical cannabis group Melodiol have zeroed in on controversial payments linked to banned director Adam Blumenthal in their hunt for potential recovery actions.

Work on the Sirona Urban mixed-use development in Cottesloe is due to start later this year.

Gina Rinehart-backed Parkerville Children and Youth Care is preparing to open the state's first school for traumatised youth.

Asara Resources chief executive Matthew Sharples has been appointed managing director of the Subiaco-based junior.

A Pilbara native title group is building a home away from home in Perth to house traditional owners visiting the city for medical treatment.

Woodside Energy has appointed Breyden Lonnie as its executive vice president and Australian chief operating officer, filling the role vacated by new CEO Liz Westcott.

A subsidiary company holding a 10 per cent stake in the Shell-led Prelude LNG project recorded a $58.3 million impairment on its stake in the asset last year.

Cotality's latest home value index shows that Perth added more than $21,000 to its median home value in April.

Super funds set to avoid CGT change

The Julie Drago-led company has purchased a $14.85 million parcel of land north of Adelaide as the first asset in the fund.

Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss a Wall Street executive's move to buy an iconic Fremantle site.

The Australian bourse has continued its losing streak into its eighth-straight day as oil prices rocketed and the realities of a prolonged energy shock hit home for Woolworths and other exposed businesses.

Perth was slated to open the first Hyde Hotel in Australia, but delays to the Seasons of Perth transformation had Melbourne beating the city to it.

A regional development assessment panel has unanimously approved Synergy's contentious $500 million Scott River wind farm, despite significant public concern over the project.

Wiluna Mining has been fined $575,000 over an incident at its gold open pit that caused permanent spinal injury to an 18-year-old apprentice.

Metals X has secured a 16.4 per cent stake in Sydney-based minerals explorer Stellar Resources.

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An award winning Perth-developed device to treat chronic ear infections in children has received FDA approval, clearing the way for its launch in the United States.

Andrew Lu has stepped in to replace Cushman & Wakefield national director Mark Clapham as chair of the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts.

Damon Neaves-led Finder Energy has announced plans to raise $30 million, as it aims to further accelerate activities at its KTJ oil project off the coast of Timor Leste.

OPINION: The rising cost of investment advice is leading some people to bypass the human connection in favour of AI.

The federal government has launched a new office to determine the value Indigenous enterprises bring to Australia's economy.

The number of behavioural complaints in the City of Perth has doubled in two months, with the Lord Mayor recently ordered to apologise to an elector.

Flu vaccination targets have been unveiled by the state government as it heads into winter not wanting a repeat of the horror 2025 season.

Perth-based surveillance software firm icetana AI has raised $4 million in an oversubscribed placement to continue its growth in key markets like Japan and the Middle East.