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Former Eagles player Andrew Donnelly and wife Natasha have been given another week to find legal representation to fight the taxation office's claim of a $1 million debt.

The European company that bought Perth-based Georgiou Group has expanded its local presence by purchasing privately-owned KEE Surfacing.

Perth-based drone manufacturer Innovaero has debuted on the Australian Securities Exchange under the ticker INN, following a fully subscribed $40 million initial public offering that values the company at $158.3 million.

Gary Lyons-chaired Tungsten Mining has undertaken its second major capital raise in the space of seven months, in a bid further move its Watershed project towards FID.

While the WA government spends millions of dollars attracting events to this state, Victoria's lock on the AFL grand final will deliver an especially large economic boost this year.

Perth medtech company Lubdub Technologies, which is developing a holistic 'heart health in a box' technology, has closed an oversubscribed $6 million seed financing round, doubling its initial target.

Australia has joined an international call for greater AI regulation as it mulls mandatory safeguards for high-risk applications.

A UAE-based critical minerals group has struck a deal to acquire Global Lithium Resources for $333 million, offering a premium for the developer of the Manna lithium project.

Lawyer Ben Caratti is fighting a summons to appear at a Supreme Court probe amid claims he could be compelled to provide a lifetime of records of communications with his property developer parents.

Australians hunting bargains on comparison websites risk being duped by sites that only offer a selection of preferred providers.

The Nasdaq has surged to a record-high close, lifted by gains in Advanced Micro Devices and other AI heavyweights, while Treasury yields retreated from recent highs and crude prices tumbled ‌to an 11-day low.

Dodgy private credit firms on ASIC radar

Fremantle Dockers fans are going to great lengths to cross the Nullarbor for the AFL Grand Final as the state government makes local transport to the port city free.

Ramelius Resources shares closed stronger on Monday, following the release of its updated four-year production outlook and FY27 annual guidance target.

Australian shares are off to another shaky start to the week, trading flat in the first session as investors mull a looming interest rate hike and tough economic conditions.

Rita Saffioti might be the acting premier this week, but it's the premiership occupying her mind.

Jack McGinn speaks to Ella Loneragan about a move to trademark the name of WA sport's biggest rivalry.

Resolute Mining shares were sold off on Monday, following news that ongoing challenges in Mali had impacted the goldminer's annual production guidance.

OPINION: The requirement for learner drivers to undertake 50 hours of supervised training is a bit much.

An indigenous business registry started by Noongar businessman Gerry Matera and backed by Ken Wyatt has closed after months of controversy.

Ingenia Communities Group has again rejected a $2 billion takeover bid from a US equity firm, which would have axed its plan to acquire land developer Peet.

OPINION: Rising costs at source are gradually affecting retail prices for red meat.

A class action against BGC continues in the Supreme Court of WA with lawyers trying to resolve the sample groups needed to represent some 7,000 affected customers.

The former boss of Super Retail Group, the parent company of Supercheap Auto, BCF and Rebel Sport, is being sued by ASIC over an undisclosed relationship with a senior executive.

Emyria Limited's push to gain further traction in the US' healthcare sector has continued, on the back of a key appointment.

West Perth-based Wildcat Resources has announced it will raise $60 million in order to fast-track early works at its flagship Tabba Tabba lithium project in the Pilbara.

A traditional custodian will tell the UN Human Rights Council the federal government is allowing ongoing industrial damage to world-heritage-listed rock art.

The economy will more than double in size over the next 40 years but the pace of growth will slow and the population will be larger but older, the federal government predicts.

A move to trademark the moniker given to WA's fiercest football rivalry has cast light on the history of the term.

Australia having a seat at the United Nations Security Council will be able to help with the cost of living back home, the prime minister insists.

Wall Street has closed a volatile week on a muted note as benchmark US Treasury yields topped 5 per cent while crude prices reversed earlier gains but remained above $US100 per barrel, keeping inflation worries ‌front and centre.

Real income far short of 2002 outlook