The US stock market hit a record Wednesday after adding to its two-week rally built on hopes the war with Iran won't create a worst-case scenario for the global economy.
Following approval by the Statutory Planning Committee, National Storage is planning to convert the Swansea Markets into a $41 million storage facility.
A landmark decision after a 51-day trial with more than 4,000 documents only scratched the surface of the complex relationship between some of the state's mining pioneers and their heirs.
Australia's share market has pared early gains for a relatively flat finish after hopes of easing US-Iran tensions came up against weakness in some of Australia's largest companies.
The Statutory Planning Committee has greenlit Cedar Woods' latest apartment plan in Subiaco, as the developer's Incontro project continues construction.
Police have decided not to pursue the assets of tech billionaire Laurence Escalante, who is facing drugs and assault charges brought against him in January.
A joint venture comprising two of WA's most prominent engineering firms have been awarded a $281 million contract for wharf upgrades at HMAS Stirling to prepare for future submarine rotations.
Rival heirs are entitled to Gina Rinehart-led Hancock Prospecting's iron ore royalties over some mining tenements in the Pilbara, the state's highest court ruled.
The Perth developer of a collagen nerve repair surgical wrap has inked a deal for access to over 200 US Department of Defence medical sites after validating its effectiveness on the battlefield of Ukraine.
The state government says it expects “dedicated fan bases” travelling from interstate and overseas will be unperturbed in attending major sporting tourism events in Perth amid the global fuel crisis.
Virgin Australia says its jet fuel bill will rise by an extra $30 to 40 million in the second half of its financial year, prompting capacity and fare adjustments.
The Nasdaq has climbed two per cent while the S&P 500 finished up one per cent and near its record closing high on increasing optimism about the prospects for a Middle East resolution.
China has lifted bans on procurement of the key steelmaking ingredient from mining giant BHP Group, sources tell Reuters, ending a months-long dispute following a visit by the miner's top executives to its largest customer.
The local share market has rebounded as investors cling to hopes the US and Iran might soon return to the negotiating table rather than resume their war.
Premier Roger Cook has confirmed the state government started discussions to turn the $400 million Bullsbrook centre, built during the pandemic, as a low-security prison facility.
The state government has reversed its decision to stop all but one tourism operator from passing through the Kimberley landmark at the end of this year.
