Curtin University research has found Argenica's flagship stroke drug, which protects brain tissue from dying immediately after a stroke, can also significantly reduce the impacts of concussion.
Woodside claimed more people could be involved in a stench gas protest at its Perth office, in its pursuit against activists in the state's highest court.
Coles will challenge the competition watchdog before a tribunal in a test of Australia's tough new merger laws, after the commission torpedoed its plan for a second store in Kalgoorlie.
Some $2.4 billion was pumped into the economy by WA's conservation state and 20,000 people employed, according to a new report released by the state government.
Despite generating a record quarter of gold production during its June 2026 quarter, Subiaco-based Ora Banda Mining has flagged a reduced FY27 annual guidance.
A logistics centre in Belmont's Kewdale industrial area has been approved after planners struck a late compromise on lot amalgamation, sustainability requirements and height controls.
Mark Thompson-led Talga Group has continued its offtake agreement push, securing its second non-binding letter of intent with a Japanese firm in the space of 10 days.
Standing just a metre in front of Premier Roger Cook, the Labor candidate in the by-election race for Secret Harbour has vented the frustrations of residents over his government's failure to build a train station at Karnup.
Patients from health clinics in Rockingham, Joondalup and Armadale may have had their data, including consultation notes, compromised as part of a cyber attack on Partnered Health.
Fleetwood is set to become the largest FIFO accommodation provider in Karratha after agreeing to purchase the 2,169-bed Red Dog Village from Bechtel in a deal worth $20 million.
Corporate regulators ASIC and APRA have been directed to prioritise economic growth and productivity, in new guidance provided by Treasurer Jim Chalmers.
Wall Street stocks have gained ground as softening inflation data and a robust beginning of second-quarter earnings season put investors in a buying mood.
Multi-million-dollar plans to build 52 townhouses on a 1.9-hectare site in the riverside suburb of Rossmoyne have hit a hurdle, after the City of Canning delayed making a decision on rezoning.
WA's trucking and agricultural sectors argue the proposed mandating of a new safety device is misguided, instead calling for better driver training and design regulations.
The West Coast Eagles continue to be one of Australia's wealthiest national sporting organisations, with the club's total assets now sitting at $160.1 million.
IGO has struck a deal to divest its winding-down Nova nickel operation to Global Lithium Resources, which plans to retrofit the plant to process lithium from its nearby project.
The state's highest court has backed one of Indonesia's largest coal producers' $79 million acquisition of Peppermint Grove-based company Loyal Metals.
Alcoa and its Japanese industry partners have approved development of a gallium production facility in WA's South West, with the Australian government investing $69 million in the project.
