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Wall ‌Street has advanced, notching a partial rebound from a three-day losing streak as investors searched for deals among stocks and sectors that might have been oversold amid ‌recent risk-off moves.

Airservices chief attacks airlines for warnings of ‘frequent failures'

Woodside Energy is preparing to bring its US$12.5 billion Scarborough gas project online, while the longer-term future of its Karratha gas plant rests heavily on the development of Browse.

The HIA chief economist says home values in the WA capital could increase again as early as next year.

Australia's share market has tumbled as escalation in the Middle East and worries about inflation, interest rates and bond markets weigh on investor confidence.

Greatland Resources deputy chair Elizabeth Gaines sold $3.7 million worth of shares in the goldminer across two transactions last week.

The Supreme Court of WA has dismissed Equatorial Resources' urgent attempt to block its former legal advisers Clifford Chance from starting international arbitration.

Sergio Famiano will have a criminal record after being found guilty of pursuing another to intimidate.

Perdaman has built incentives into its offtake deal in an attempt to ensure more than half of the urea from its $7 billion, taxpayer-backed Pilbara manufacturing plant stays on Australian soil.

Ella Loneragan speaks to Claire Tyrrell about why WA's state library is turning to philanthropy in order to broaden its funding base.

Perth robotics company Nexxis Group has acquired BladeBUG, a UK-based robotics company developing solutions for wind turbine inspection and maintenance.

An assessment panel has approved another multi-million-dollar warehouse in Hesperia's industrial centre in Hazelmere, to be occupied by a freight logistics and haulage service.

ANALYSIS: Premier Roger Cook may have released his 'Plan for the Collie Basin' today but the industry itself is moving at a much faster pace than the government.

Documents reveal the delayed redevelopment has cost the city an international LNG event which could have brought in $50 million in economic impact to the state, according to analysis by Business Events Perth.

The Cook government has declared Collie a state development area as part of its response to a taskforce report into the transition of the Collie Basin away from coal.

SeaStock will bring its innovative methane-reducing feedstock to Japan after inking an agreement with Tokyo-based Marubeni Innovexis to develop commercial opportunities in the land of the rising sun.

The Economic Regulation Authority has fined state-owned Synergy $1.2 million, after it found a software error inflated wholesale power prices from the Kwinana big battery.

OPINION: Honours should be awarded with care and with a willingness to review them when circumstances change.

Shares in Perth-based Strickland Metals were sold off on Wednesday, after announcing it would undertake a board restructuring.

Sydney-based Fife Capital has cleared a planning hurdle to expand its Western Australian footprint after an assessment panel approved its $30 million warehouse plan.

West Perth-based midcap Andean Silver has announced plans to raise $40 million, as it eyes a restart at its flagship Cerro Bayo silver project in Chile.

Babcock Australia will take the reins, in partnership with Saab, managing the life cycle of the nation's ageing Anzac-class frigates at the Henderson maritime precinct under a new 5-year, $117.5 million deal.

Western Australia's agriculture sector pumps more than $44 billion into the state economy, according to a new report released on Wednesday.

The state library has embarked on a journey to broaden its funding base through a new philanthropic program.

Australia's economy is showing resilience despite higher interest rates and war in the Middle East, growing at 0.4 per cent in the June quarter.

Telstra was flying blind during July's nationwide network blackout after two engineers who carried out the overnight work were placed on mandatory stand-down just as the catastrophic fallout began.

US stocks have extended their slide as the global bond sell-off deepened and crude prices spiked amid fading hopes for a near-term solution to the US-Israeli war with Iran.

Builder fury as worker visas stall

Western Australian green iron hopeful Element Zero has won a $26 million federal government grant to expand its pilot production facility in Perth.

The risks and rewards of private credit in the property sector have been thrust into the spotlight.

Australian shares have ended the day slightly lower, after resurgent oil prices stoked concerns around inflation and interest rates.

WA risks squandering an economic boom unless industry and government dismantle internal bureaucracy, end adversarial habits and forge deeper delivery partnerships, former Infrastructure WA chair Nicole Lockwood has warned.