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Despite just three home AFL matches during the first half of its 2024 financial period, the West Coast Eagles added to their impressive till off field.

Stocks in WA lithium players recorded double-digit gains on the ASX in morning trade, including Mineral Resources, Liontown Resources and Pilbara Minerals.

The state's highest court has criticised the dragged timeline in the ongoing proceedings between Clive Palmer's Mineralogy and CITIC, with a trial listed for 2025.

The long-running process of winding-up companies associated with former mining high-flyer Michael Fotios has progressed after a debtors' deed for Delta Resource Management was approved.

National sporting organisations could potentially have funding cut off, should they not adhere to new gender equity targets at board level.

WA's distilling sector has called for a two-year freeze in the spirits tax and a 10-year sector plan from the state government.

Greatland Gold chief executive Shaun Day believes the Telfer gold-copper mine his company is acquiring in a $700 million deal with Newmont Corporation is in its best shape in nearly two decades.

Wool garment manufacturing might seem like an unlikely IPO in this day and age, but a Perth-based company has its sights set on an ASX listing this month.

US stocks have closed mostly higher as investors look to the release of inflation data.

Greens push back on RBA reform

Shares in uranium producer Paladin Energy closed trade up 6 per cent to $8.86, following news its acquisition of Canada-based Fission Uranium had been endorsed overnight.

Mineral Resources is set to cut jobs from across two of its lithium operations by offering redundancies to workers not wanting to be shifted onto a two-to-one swing.

Greatland Gold has confirmed it's in advanced negotiations with Newmont Corporation to potentially acquire its non-core WA assets, with the support of Wyloo.

Kerry Stokes-backed BCI Minerals has received environmental approval from the federal government at its Mardie salt and potash project, located 80km south of Karratha.

Nadia Budihardjo and Justin Fris discuss newly-minted Perth Wildcats owner Mark Arena.

The Fair Work Commission is tightening up the eligibility of paid agents after finding multiple instances of unethical and misleading behaviour.

Shares in Commonwealth Bank and Macquarie have hit all-time highs, while Westpac hit its best level in nearly seven years.

Liberal and Nationals candidates for the newly formed Bullwinkel electorate turned out at a farmers rally in Canberra today, as live sheep export rhetoric ramps up in the new seat.

ASX-listed contractor Duratec and its associated business DDR Australia have secured contracts from Woodside and the Department of Defence, collectively worth more than $76 million.

Global Lithium Resources is tightening its belt amid the lithium price downturn, as one of its shareholders continues his attempt to oust two directors and join the board.

A $21.3 million training centre, for students to learn electric vehicle maintenance, has opened at North Metropolitan TAFE Joondalup campus.

The Shire of Exmouth and a local Pemberton tour guide have been recognised for their contribution to tourism at the Australian Top Tourism Town Awards 2024.

OPINION: All parties need to work cooperatively to foster understanding about the storage of waste from nuclear-powered subs.

West Perth-based junior Galan Lithium will rattle the tin for the third time since late-January as it aims further develop its Hombre Muerto West lithium brine project in Argentina.

A $31.5 million proposal to build an apartment building in Nedlands has cleared a planning hurdle after a two-hour panel meeting.

ANALYSIS: The new chair of defence shipbuilder Austal, Richard V Spencer, has a résumé tailor-made for capitalising on Aukus opportunities.

Western Australia's government-funded hub in Canberra has welcomed 130 users in its first six months of operating.

Shares in robot technology company FBR rose by 8 per cent early on Tuesday, following news its Hadrian X had successfully begun its US demonstration program in Florida.

A 15,000-tonne offshore oil and gas decommissioning vessel has proven a unique site while docked in WA's third largest city.

Two themes became clear not long after Business News sat down to interview Perth Wildcats owner Mark Arena.

An unsealed road passing by Wittenoom's asbestos-laced gorges is costing dearly and asbestos compensation claims are still being lodged.

US stocks closed higher, with investors eyeing crucial inflation data and the Fed's policy decision with optimism.