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The state's highest court has broken a stalemate between Alinta Energy and contractors over critical parts of the Wagerup battery, which has been delayed for nine months.

A new platform has been launched that connects property managers with private landlords.

ANALYSIS: The evidence is overwhelming that companies moving towards balance in leadership outperform their peers on value, profitability and resilience.

Two local developers have bought the sites, with plans for housing and a childcare centre.

Larvotto Resources has turned down a $723 million bid from a US antimony processor, claiming the offer undervalues its NSW gold and antimony project.

Latin American-focused Challenger Gold has announced plans to raise $30 million as it eyes first production at its flagship Hualilán gold project in Argentina.

Local industrial firm Perron Group has reported yet another big net profit, boosted by gains from a diversification strategy that included the sale of stakes in two Perth shopping centres.

GOLD WRAP: Ramelius grade drops; strong quarter for Forrest-backed Greatland; Perseus cash and gold above $1.2 billion.

The wedding industry has had to navigate a new normal amid an inflationary cost-of-living environment.

Mineral Resources will pocket the remaining $200 million from its sale of a 49 per cent stake in the trust for its troubled Onslow Iron haul road after notching a key shipping milestone.

Cash Converters International's push to further increase its corporate store footprint on the east coast appears set to continue.

WA has again claimed the top spot in the CommBank State of the States report, the fifth consecutive quarter it has been named the nation's best performing economy.

MLG Oz has appointed Mark Hatfield – the company's current chief operating officer – as its acting chief executive officer, effective immediately.

Officials from the United States and China are working on a potential deal to pause steeper tariffs and rare earths export controls ahead of a leaders' meeting.

Major reforms to Australia's environment laws will not be split up despite demands from the opposition.

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Energy and Decarbonisation Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson has argued the cost of doing nothing on coal-fired power could drive the state-owned utilities off a financial cliff.

The federal government faces a tough fight to get its amendments to environmental protection and biodiversity conservation laws over the line as the details are scrutinised.

Isabel Vieira speaks to Elisha Newell about Perth streetwear brand StreetX breaking into the US market.

A boutique family law firm has become the second Perth company to fall victim to the Anubis ransomware group in a week.

Paramount Earthmoving founder Shawn Tilley is facing several counts of fraud, with a court appearance scheduled for next month.

Australia's share market has limped to the finish line in an almost flat session but held onto some of the week's gains that took it to all-time highs.

Heavyweight developer Nigel Satterley has called for more resources to be pulled into government approvals agencies to streamline processes and build more houses.

StreetX has broken into the US market amid an ambitious expansion strategy.

Despite a bumper year for the goldminer, Ramelius Resources boss Mark Zeptner has assured shareholders that the company will not rest on its laurels.

An electrician has been fined $42,000 after failing to install a critical safety feature for a switchboard at a Floreat property.

Mark Pownall and Tom Zaunmayr discuss critical minerals' in Trump deal; Perdaman's $3bn plan; Nicheliving; Brownes dairy; Koolan Island mine; Climate 200 donors; and MSWA's expansion.

OPINION: Wishful thinking is no solution when there's a disconnect between expectations and the reality on the ground.

OPINION: Throwing financial incentives at first homebuyers often makes a bad situation worse.

A $60 million water plant in Busselton has begun construction, promising to boost the region's water supply capacity by 20 per cent.

West Perth-based Caprice Resources has promoted Luke Cox to managing director, effective immediately.

ACMA has rejected a proposed Telecommunications Consumer Protection code from the industry's association, and will instead step in to bolster consumer protections.