A review of the state's Construction Training Fund has found its financial management to be “disorganised”, exposing it to an “alarming” level of fraud risk.
UPDATED: US engineering giant Fluor has been contracted to deliver a $1.2 billion rare earths refinery in WA while Perth firm Clough has been selected for a big vanadium project.
WorkSafe will conduct an inquiry into the agricultural industry after a young man in the Great Southern became the 12th person to die working in the sector in the past year.
Rare earths newcomer OD6 Metals has had a subdued start to its first trading session on the ASX, with shares changing hands around 4 cents lower than its initial public offer price.
West Australian Ballet has announced Ingrid Puzey is replacing Sherry Duhe as chair, a day after the company revealed its executive director Olivier David was departing.
The state government has introduced new laws to bolster the gambling watchdog's powers and lift the maximum penalty for non-compliance to $100 million.
Shares in St Barbara have taken a dive as the gold producer weighs up the future of two of its operations, while announcing the closure of its Melbourne office.
The boss of jailed bureaucrat Paul Whyte has told the Corruption and Crime Commission he thought the right audit measures were in place to prevent $22 million of taxpayers money being stolen.
Troy Georgiu has finished up as Perth Wildcats' chief executive after the NBL trailblazer fell short of a finals berth for the first time since the 1980s.
ASX-listed aquaculture company Seafarms Group has launched a second review of its prawn farm after an original assessment recommended the project should not proceed.
The ASX has enjoyed its first winning day in the past eight sessions after bargain hunters swooped in to snap up bargains and some positive sentiment returned.
A Mosman Park-based financial advisor has been charged with fraud after the corporate watchdog allegedly found he had stolen more than $1.8 million from clients.
THROUGHOUT the recent federal election campaign, the Labor opposition targeted the Coalition government over low real wages growth and workers' pay not keeping up with rising costs.
Rio Tinto has highlighted its technical achievements but today's official opening of its Gudai-Darri mine was just as much a celebration of Banjima culture.
Infinite Green Energy is progressing its $4 billion hydrogen facility proposal in the Mid West, lodging the plans with the state's environmental watchdog.
A cohort of Perth's movers and shakers has backed a local petition led by one of the Rinehart family's former lawyers to reinstate outdoor seating at a coastal cafe.
Pfizer takeover target ResApp has had its valuation cut after its COVID-19 detecting cough tool failed to meet performance requirements needed to lock in an improved all-cash offer for the business.
Murdoch University has blamed the COVID pandemic for derailing its $250 million inner city campus proposal, which had been predicated on an increase in international students.
Perth firm Euroz Hartleys has raised $400,000 during its fourth annual Commission for a Cause Day, where brokers donate fees from a full trading day to charity.
