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Jack McGinn speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about the recent developments in the state's gold sector.

The Maritime Union of Australia will escalate industrial action at the Port of Broome, shutting down the site for up to two weeks after enterprise bargaining talks with the Kimberley Port Authority broke down.

Wall Street giant Bank of America has set its sights on Perth, relocating a senior Sydney banker to establish a permanent presence in the mining capital.

A US agitator and a $10.7 billion merger in Perth could be the catalyst for another major reshaping of WA's gold sector.

Australia's share market has set a second record high in as many days as gold stocks rally on hopes global energy supply disruptions will soon end.

Construction of a $23 million day hospital is one step closer to fruition after a development assessment panel greenlit the Mount Hawthorn project.

ANALYSIS: There was always a good chance that political campaigning for Secret Harbour's by-election would turn ugly.

Major residential land developer Satterley has stepped further into commercial property development with the acquisition of the 24-hectare Home HQ Busselton project.

Peter De Leo-led Lycopodium will extend its working relationship with Artemis Gold, on the back of securing a major contract.

Shares in Ryan Stokes-chaired Beach Energy dipped slightly on Thursday, following release of the company's FY26 results and FY27 guidance targets.

A new report argues that data and domain expertise are the most important success factors.

Iris Residential boss Simon Trevisan has lost his bid to overturn a settlement agreement in a dispute with lenders over his alleged $40 million debt.

Boat builder Dongara Marine has acquired Geraldton Boat Lifters and is planning a $7 million expansion at the Port of Geraldton.

Shares in AMP have climbed nearly six per cent after the financial services company increased its dividends due to a strong half-year.

Shares in Subiaco-based EV Resources rose by more than 10 per cent on Thursday morning, following successful conversion of an existing MOU.

The state's business community is lobbying the federal government to carve out an exemption from its looming migration law changes.

Qantas ground staff could soon walk off the job, potentially leaving hundreds of FIFO flights stranded, amid a bitter dispute between the airline and the Transport Workers Union over pay and conditions.

The Dow has closed at ‌a record high on signs of progress for a peace deal with Iran while the Nasdaq registered its first decline in five sessions as SpaceX and AMD stumbled following their quarterly earnings.

Glencore targets ASX listing

Recent figures show a 1.5 per cent reduction in the amount of available office space in the CBD, while nationally figures are at a 30-year high.

West African Resources has been crowned digger of the year while Greatland Resources took out best deal at the Kalgoorlie mining conference's awards ceremony.

Australia's share market has broken multiple records as investor confidence surges on hopes for an imminent US-Iran peace deal.

Glencore has written down the value of its Murrin Murrin nickel mine to zero as the global miner pursues a secondary listing on the ASX to access deeper pools of capital and sophisticated investors.

Isabel Vieira and Tom Zaunmayr discuss recent insolvencies in the retail sector.

Liberty Metals chair Nicholas Katris has welcomed the junior's board appointment of experienced North American resources executive, Steve Letwin

Genesis Minerals says a $5.1 billion offer by Regis Resources to merge with Vault Minerals was not the driving factor in its successful $5.6 billion bid for the company.

GPT Group is set to spend $27 million to increase the number of car parking bays at Karrinyup Shopping Centre to almost 5,000.

An education provider has received approval for its plan to grow the renewable energy sector's labour supply.

OPINION: The tug-of-war between universities' academic and research priorities shows no sign of slowing.

Encouraging momentum from FY26 appears to have carried over for Forrestania Resources, following news from its British Hill gold deposit.

WA Mines Minister Daniel Pastorelli has insisted his government will hold its line on uranium exploration, while launching the latest round of exploration incentive funding.

WA farmers and remote communities could soon see a boost to mobile connectivity after the competition watchdog decided to launch an inquiry into regional mobile coverage.