A new alliance of seven WA-European chambers of commerce will seek to grow investment, trade, business and government engagement with the Europe Union.
The planned $15 million sale of the SeaLink Rottnest ferry service to the owner of the competing Rottnest Express service has been cancelled after coming under ACCC scrutiny.
Despite headline inflation falling to 3.5 per cent - the lowest level since November - an above-expectations result adds to the case for more rate hikes.
A Canyon Resources shareholder who owns 0.1 per cent of its listed stock is challenging a bid by its major holder to acquire the African bauxite aspirant.
Lynas Rare Earths' profit has swelled to $222 million as the only heavy rare earths producer ex-China capitalises on market demand for the defence-critical commodity.
The Productivity Commission's Angela Jackson has described Premier Roger Cook's language in response to the review of the GST as “unacceptable” and federal treasurer Jim Chalmers has also defended the commission.
Australia's biggest supermarket chain has boosted its annual profit by 18 per cent, despite a challenging economic environment that has strained household budgets.
Wall Street's main indexes have closed higher as technology stocks recovered from a selloff ahead of AI heavyweight Nvidia's results, while investors found some relief in drops in oil prices and bond yields.
State opposition leader Basil Zempilas says the slow-moving $400 million Aboriginal Cultural Centre development should be “equal to the Sydney Opera House” and the government should consider moving the city site if plans are not progressing.
Australian shares have clocked a second straight session of gains, as solid earnings, a banking rebound and easing oil prices lifted investor confidence.
The state's highest court has refused Clive Palmer-led Mineralogy's appeal against CITIC, which sought for special costs almost six years after orders were made.
Global maintenance services contractor Mader Group has posted a $65 million profit while its board has opted not to pay a dividend for the financial year.
A major renovation of the National Gallery in Canberra has enabled Perth to become the temporary home for Blue poles, Australia's most expensive and arguably most controversial painting.
State Liberal leader Basil Zempilas says the lack of progress with Andrew and Nicola Forrest's Fiveight on the $400 million redevelopment of Carillon City is holding Perth city back from its potential.
A months-long industrial dispute is set to continue after workers from the combined unions representing workers at BHP's Port Hedland operations rejected the Big Australian's latest pay proposal.
Northern Star Resources will have to submit two years' worth of related documents as part of an ongoing legal dispute over its Kanowna Belle mine asset.