Kerry Stokes-backed Beach Energy says gas production is finally imminent at its Waitsia plant in the Mid West, as it continues to profit from an export agreement with the state.
Three companies have been fined $770,000 over an incident that led to a truck driver's death, when the worker was driving along the Great Northern Highway at night.
The UK-based chief financial officer of Fortescue's electric vehicle arm has left the business after six months, amid a round of redundancies revealed last week.
Just three business days after receiving a commitment, Subiaco-based Titan Minerals has received its US$10 million funding from China-headquartered Lingbao Gold.
Perth-born Canva founder Cliff Obrecht was one of several high-profile WA names among the largest donors to Climate 200 in the lead up to this year's federal election.
A US review of the AUKUS security pact is still yet to be finalised, but there is optimism within Labor of the Trump administration keeping the agreement.
Lithium play Global Lithium Resources has pledged to spin out its Marble Bar gold project into a new entity, following a takeover battle which implicated the precious metal assets.
Two Perth insurance players have been charged over a five-year failure to lodge financial statements after the corporate watchdog launched an investigation.
A Perth-headquartered manufacturer of hydraulic systems for the oil, gas and mining industries has been hit by ransomware, with employee, customer and supplier information compromised.
Australia's share market has failed to hang on to record-breaking gains after worries about US financial stability and an ongoing trade stoush sent investors towards safe havens.
Iluka Resources has withdrawn its synthetic rutile sales guidance after a key contract was thrown into uncertainty and amid persistent headwinds in the pigment industry.
Mark Pownall and Jack McGinn discuss Synergy's overpayment blunder; water woes in the Pilbara; the future of Wittenoom; Mark McGowan and Aukus; super changes; BGC and Fortescue.
The state government is weighing up its response to an ultimatum from traditional owners to remediate Wittenoom's deadly asbestos tailings or face legal action.
Mineral Resources chair Malcolm Bundey has vowed “best-in-class” governance practices as he rebuilds the board after a bruising 12 months for the miner, as a sixth director prepares to depart.
Western Australia's 2025 grain harvest is looking increasingly likely to break records despite a lack of finishing rains hampering yield potential in the central agricultural region.
New data has shown the state's share of charity donations was 11.4 per cent of the nation's $7.9 billion in the 12 months to June, as all states aside from one fell short of matching its contributions with its population size.
