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TNG has announced a wave of changes to its board and senior management after meeting with a cohort of the company's largest shareholders.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss economic data, Greatland, Rio Tinto, South Freo power station, public sector wages, power and energy, Mandogalup, black cladding, Avicena and Garry Brown-Neaves.

Santos has largely failed in its bid to pick holes in Newcrest Mining's top-secret lawsuit against it, which hinges on claims the energy giant breached their gas supply deal.

ADCO Constructions has secured a $28.7 million contract to build Ruah Community services' new centre in Northbridge.

Maddington glass supplier Modern Glass is resuming its operations after its former owner came out of retirement.

Perth Glory has yet to secure a venue for home games five weeks out from the start of the next A-League season, but is still hopeful of finding a solution by next week.

A windows manufacturer is chasing greater market share by overhauling its operations.

The developer behind an apartment complex in Scarborough is proposing to increase the height of one tower from eight to 12 storeys.

West Perth-based Anson Resources has received commitments to raise $50 million as it works towards making a final investment decision for its flagship project in Utah.

Thirty years after its celebrated debut, Douglas Wright's Gloria lights up the stage once more, this time with a very special addition. The result, writes Nina Levy, is simply glorious.

The state government and private sector should work together to save the heritage-listed South Fremantle Power Station, the developer says.

Philip Lowe has denied saying interest rates wouldn't be lifted until 2024 as an independent review into the reserve bank is set to examine the effectiveness of its communication.

Finding solutions to the issue of unregistered NDIS providers is not black and white.

The federal government has chipped in another $5 million to get Engie's green hydrogen under way, after costs lifted.

Business News examines how big business chooses which community organisations to support.

Labor changes tune on WA coal imports

Woodside Energy has published key environmental documents as it seeks to start work on the $US20 billion Browse LNG project by mid-decade.

The company behind Marian Sturm's life-changing cellular treatment has failed in its bid to have the state health department's lawsuit against it thrown out, as the ownership battle continues.

Perth developer Peet has received unanimous approval from an assessment panel to build a townhouse complex on Harborne Street, Glendalough.

The local share market has closed modestly higher though it still has a long way to go before recouping its losses on Wednesday, the worst day in three months.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering's electrical business has won a trio of solar power and infrastructure awards valued at $30 million.

Satterley Property Group's planning director thinks the WAPC should exert greater authority over local councils.

Political editor Gary Adshead talks about the array of views he encountered in the course of writing about Fremantle Bridge.

Those fighting to repurpose the Fremantle Traffic Bridge say it can serve a practical, modern purpose as well as a historical one.

Lithium Energy has tapped new and existing investors for $15 million to fund a drilling campaign at its Solaroz lithium project in Argentina.

The liquidators of Brierty have been given the all-clear to pursue $8.7 million in alleged preferential payments made before the contractor's 2017 collapse.

Taylors Wines has built a reputation for quality at a reasonable price, but its offering extends well beyond that perception.

Shares in Warrick Hazeldine-chaired Global Lithium Resources have risen to a new high after major shareholder Mineral Resources lifted its interest in the business.

Former premier Colin Barnett believes it's time to bite the bullet and demolish the South Fremantle Power Station in the wake of another failed bid to redevelop the 1951 building.

Clive Palmer's Mineralogy has backed down in one of its many active legal pursuits against the subsidiaries of Chinese-owned CITIC Pacific, a shock move the company is yet to explain.

Western Australia's jobless rate has fallen to 3.1 per cent in August, the second lowest among states and territories.

A health block at Fremantle hospital will be converted into a three-storey mental health ward after a development assessment panel approved the proposal today.