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Defence has reduced an $8.58 million contract with Indigenous-owned engineering firm DDR Australia by nearly 95 per cent, shelving plans for a permanent water treatment plant designed to remove tox

Former Elders managing director Mark Allison has been selected as Craig Mostyn Group's next chairman.

Equity risk in home scheme

US stocks have recovered from early ‌losses to close slightly higher, with the S&P 500 bouncing from a two-week low as a global bond sell-off reversed course after sending US Treasury yields to multi-decade highs.

Claire Tyrrell and Sam Jones discuss sustainability in building design in the UK and Europe, and how it could apply to WA.

Australia's share market has erased almost $60 billion in value in a day as soaring bond yields foreshadow higher global borrowing costs, hammering cyclical stocks.

Mounting risks and imbalances in the global environment overshadow assurances about the resilience of the domestic financial system, according to the central bank.

Volt Resources chief executive Prashant Chintawar says he is encouraged by inaugural production undertaken by its Ukrainian subsidiary, Zavaliesky Graphite.

Three industrial properties in Perth's south have been snapped up in quick succession, while investment activity in the area heats up with plans steaming ahead to prepare for Westport and the Henderson Defence Precinct.

Administrators of a western suburbs' pharmacy have stopped the company's directors from backing out of a deed associated with a funding arrangement of $2.8 million.

REVIEW: After several false dawns, the revival of Subiaco's dining scene might be here to stay.

Locksley Resources chair Bevan Tarratt says the junior will be shifting its focus away from antimony in FY27, following a strategic review of its assets.

REVIEW: South West producer in rare company with outstanding chardonnay.

A suite of new police powers and resources costing $11.5 million to manage the Land Forces defence industry exhibition in Perth came into effect on Thursday, five days ahead of the event beginning.

Perth-based engineering firm Chironix has inked a $13.6 million deal with the US Navy to develop technology that helps autonomous vehicles safely evacuate injured personnel from the battlefield.

Biotech founder John Barrington has recently been busy in the property sector, spending $9.5 million on an apartment in Crawley and putting his Jutland Parade home on the market.

Sustainable developments in Perth and London highlight the nuances of low-carbon design.

The anti-corruption watchdog has found serious misconduct over almost $12 million of local government spending after an investigation into a shire senior officer.

Woodside Energy chief executive Liz Westcott has doubled down on the oil and gas giant's commitment to sponsoring the Fremantle Dockers, despite mounting backlash against the 15-year-long deal.

Fremantle-based Aura Energy has made a series of key appointments in order to accelerate progression at its Tiris uranium project in Mauritania.

An Albany marina retail and hospitality development to be built by Great Southern Seafoods is close to getting the green light after project hurdles and construction cost hikes.

Employers and worker representatives have clashed over claims proposed changes to Commonwealth procurement rules are rigged to favour unions.

Australia's mining, energy and water industries continue to pay the lion's share of corporate tax despite low commodity prices contributing to a more than $8 billion drop in total takings for the Australian Tax Office.

Lynas Rare Earths has inked a $968 million deal to acquire Meteoric Resources, the owner of the largest known ionic clay rare earths resource outside China.

Businesses will no longer be able to charge customers a direct fee for paying by card, in a move spruiked as helping to ease cost-of-living pressures.

The Nasdaq has climbed and the S&P 500 dipped, but both indices notched their second straight ‌quarterly gains, as a softer-than-anticipated inflation reading cooled expectations that Federal Reserve policy makers will hike rates in October.

Metrics' stand-off with auditors becomes private credit crunch point

House prices in the Western Australian capital have fallen at a faster rate than the national average in September, to a $975,000 median.

Australian shares have had their strongest session since early August after lower-than-feared inflation figures tempered concerns of further imminent interest rate hikes.

Ella Loneragan speaks to Jack McGinn about the State's charitable sector.

H-U has received an assessment panel's unanimous approval for its $44 million residential development in Nedlands, as part of a larger precinct in progress.

A $90 million shopping centre on the former Captain Stirling Hotel site, anchored by Woolworths, opened its doors after years of planning.