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As it moves toward first production in the second half of next year at its Arrowsmith North project, VRX Silica has secured additional offtake agreements.
Several tech leaders used an appearance at West Tech Fest on Rottnest to urge WA to take hold of its data opportunity and become the 'Electron Valley'.
APM Human Services is set to assume control of collapsed NDIS services provider Therapy Focus, after creditors approved a proposal that ensures they are repaid in full.
Long-running Western Australian IT services Moncrieff Technology Solutions has warned customers that the arms race in artificial intelligence is rapidly driving up the cost of computer hardware.
Australians spent big at the altar of rock gods AC/DC and Oasis, continuing a run of strong household spending that will add to the Reserve Bank's concerns over inflation.
The competition umpire has opposed IAG's $1.35 billion acquisition of RAC's insurance business, citing concerns around car and home insurance market dominance.
Wall Street closed higher overnight, after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter percentage point and signalled that it will likely put further rate cuts on pause for now.
Rare earths aspirant Barkly Rare Earths is readying for a timely debut on the local bourse after building an experienced board to develop its Northern Territory project.
Former senator Rod Culleton has been sentenced to a good behaviour order for more than two years after providing false information to election officials.
Perth-based electric aviation company FlyOnE has been given ASIC approval to transition to a public company as it targets continued expansion on the east coast.
New modelling says WA could become the nation's second-largest economy by the 2040s, but it needs to overcome housing, skills and productivity constraints.
Industrial services company EnerMech has struck a deal for chemical cleaning services with Bechtel at Woodside's Pluto train two project near Karratha.
Wesfarmers and SQM's Covalent Lithium has engaged Iron Mine Contracting for more than three years' worth of mining service work at the Mt Holland operation near Southern Cross.
Perth-headquartered St Barbara will sell 60 per cent of the Simberi goldmine in Papua New Guinea into foreign hands for $420 million, as it seeks to extend the life of the asset.
European Lithium is looking to Romania as it plans to process Greenlandic rare earths, while ETM confronts fresh delays in its legal fight over the Kvanefjeld project.
