Perth-born clean-energy disruptor PolarBlue is building upon its WA operations and crossing the Bass Strait, committing $1.5 billion to establish an advanced manufacturing hub in Tasmania.
One Nation's plan to slash temporary migration by 750,000 risks a Covid-level economic shock as WA businesses warn visa processing changes are crimping skilled worker access.
Housing Minister John Carey says the state government is willing to work with Midland Brick to increase the supply of bricks for housing construction amid a shortage due to demand.
As 49 Metals continues to make inroads at its Gold Mountain project in the US, chief executive Phil Carter has added managing director responsibilities to his portfolio.
Mark Cutifani has abruptly quit as a Woodside director after six months, in a move announced on the same day he was appointed to the Northern Star Resources board.
Western Australia still has nearly 50 billion tonnes of known iron ore in the ground worth an estimated $5.5 trillion to the nation's economy, having already mined 17bn tonnes of the red rock.
Australian shares have had their worst five days since the first week of the US-Iran war, as stubborn oil prices, high bond yields and inflation woes hammer risk sentiment.
Qantas has reduced baggage allowances to Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) islands nine months after winning a contract for the service from rival airline Virgin.
Wiluna Mining Corporation will seek to raise $180 million to fully recapitalise its balance sheet and re-list on the ASX debt-free, according to its prospectus released today.
Canyon Resources takeover aspirant and majority shareholder A2MP has declared its 5c per share offer for the African bauxite-focused developer best and final.
Mark Pownall is joined by Sam Jones, Tom Zaunmayr, Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics including the defence sector, Pilbara mining deals, gas reservations and Northern Star.
West Perth-based Duketon Mining has announced a executive management transition, as it looks to further develop its Barlee gold project in the Goldfields.
Greatland Resources managing director Shaun Day envisions undeveloped “monster ore bodies” in the Paterson province feeding the expansive Telfer gold and copper mining and processing operation.
Uncertainty around the timely construction of transmission lines is giving resources companies cold feet about committing to green energy deals in the Pilbara.
Roger Cook and Simone McGurk were among those to announce the launch of an independent not-for-profit Indian film council in Western Australia, ahead of the $290 million Perth Film Studios opening to the public as the state's screen industry continues to develop.
Thousands of visitors are expected to flock to the South West to explore the usually private studios of 155 artists, stretching from Busselton to Augusta.
