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Good Drinks Australia has flagged its intent to voluntarily delist from the Australian Securities Exchange, subject to shareholder approval at next month’s annual general meeting.

The first stage of Neoen's Collie big battery has started operating ahead of schedule, the biggest project of its kind in the state.

Jobs within Western Australia's resources sector swelled during the last financial year to a record 134,871 full time jobs, the seventh consecutive year of growth.

Senior BHP staff will be required to work from the office four days a week under changes to come into force next year.

Attorney General John Quigley has opened up on the sensational and secretive drafting of legislation in 2020 designed to shield WA taxpayers from Clive Palmer.

Mineral Resources started an investigation into founder Chris Ellison's tax affairs more than two years, but decided the matter did not need to be disclosed.

OPINION: On multiple occasions local governments have been questioned by councillors over apologies they never agreed to.

Wall Street closed higher overnight ahead of a packed week of earnings from megacap companies and the final stretch before the US presidential election.

Chalmers rules out big spending

Critical minerals are seen as vital to the energy transition although mining induced environmental impacts remain a key concern of the public, according to CSIRO.

WA's seaweed industry took centre stage at the Innovator of the Year awards, with both the winner and runner up of the emerging innovation award going to seaweed products.

The ASX-listed group behind clothing brands Millers, Rockmans and Noni B has called in administrators from FTI Consulting after failing to restructure internally.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell dicuss industrial rents in WA.

Perth Glory has announced it will relocate its administration headquarters from Fremantle to Mirrabooka next year.

Perth Airport has begun chipping away at the $5 billion worth of planned infrastructure upgrades, as international passenger numbers continue to rebound from border closures.

A hearing over Santos's net zero emissions claims has started in the Federal Court, after a national advocacy organisation accused the oil and gas company of greenwashing.

The ASX200 finished 0.1 per cent higher, with far more volatility expected later amid interest rate decisions, inflation readouts and a US election.

Western Force chief executive officer Niamh O'Connor is hopeful next year's smorgasbord of international rugby can enhance the state's participation numbers.

OPINION: The escalating conflict in the Middle East could significantly disrupt the global grain trade.

Educational institutions in the state have made steps to compensate staff after finding millions of dollars of underpayments.

Subiaco-based junior C29 Metals has signed a memorandum of understanding with Volkov Geology, as it aims to accelerate exploration at its Ulytau uranium project in Kazakhstan.

The boss of Western Australia's largest local bank has backed bricks-and-mortar outlets as his big four competitors shut down branches.

The Nedlands-based syndicator has sold four hectares of land for $17.6 million, paving the way for a 46-unit business park.

Life insurance provider HCF Life could be set for penalties after the Federal Court found its ‘recover' range of products was liable to mislead customers.

The state government has unveiled plans to spend $1.3 million to build a new Western Australia Visitor Centre at Perth Station, slated to open mid-2025.

Anthony Albanese has been forced to defend his relationship with Qantas and former chief executive Alan Joyce after it was revealed he scored dozens of free upgrades with the carrier.

IGO has not pocketed a dividend from the joint venture covering the Greenbushes hard rock lithium mine due to weak market conditions and prices this quarter.

Three of international rugby's biggest events in the southern hemisphere will be held in Perth next year.

Perth's industrial property market is still performing strongly but is showing signs of slowing.

WA's Aboriginal affairs minister has refused a section 18 application for a proposed iron ore mine at the centre of a spat between its backer and traditional owners.

The Forrests' Minderoo Foundation has contributed $30 million towards the Edith Cowan University CBD campus, as part of a 25-year partnership with the educational institution.

Analysis: There are shades of the maligned Royalties for Regions program in the scale of recent government spending at Collie, Business News research has found.