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After producing more than 214,000 ounces of gold in FY25, Genesis Minerals is gearing up to mine its Jupiter open pit.

Failed Bullwinkel candidate Matt Moran will lead industry representative body Master Builders Association of WA.

Gas producer Santos increased its Western Australian domestic gas production in the second quarter of this year, while ending production at its Ningaloo Vision vessel off the state's coast.

Longstanding Car Group chief executive Cameron McIntyre has announced he will step down as the company's managing director and chief executive.

WAIS boss Matt Fulton is focused on clearing the bar in terms of the institute's high-performance goals.

Wall Street benchmarks closed modestly higher overnight, despite an interesting half hour time period.

RBA seeks power over cash flow

Billionaire Tuck Kwong Low and his family have acquired full ownership of Joondalup Resort & Country Club, after buying out the original owners who had a dispute with the coal tycoon.

Sam Jones and Elisha Newell discuss recent trends within WA's corporate finance sector.

Canyon Resources has confirmed two significant development milestones, as it moves towards first production at its Minim Martap project in Cameroon.

The local share market has dropped from record levels after US government data showed inflation re-accelerating amid President Donald Trump's trade war, reducing the odds that the world's biggest economy will cut interest rates soon.

A Perth biotech startup is selling its spray on ‘liquid gloves' to tradies, gardeners, mechanics and health professionals.

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Roger Cook has encouraged a room of design professionals to help spark change in the way the state builds homes, while highlighting the importance of regional WA.

Financial risk has climbed to the top of KPMG's annual survey of the factors worrying Australian mining company bosses, as inflationary pressures and financing challenges bite.

Perth company Magellan Power is looking for external investors to help fund an expansion of its business, including the construction of a new headquarters and manufacturing facility.

West Perth-based junior Many Peaks Minerals is a step closer to its inaugural mineral resource estimate at the Ferké gold project in Côte d'Ivoire, following an overnight private capital raise.

Simon Trott has paid tribute to his Pilbara iron ore team and spoke of his excitement to lead one of the world's largest miners from a C-suite 15,000 kilometres away from his childhood home.

WA manufacturer Australian Winders has secured nearly $500,000 in co-investment funding to create wind turbine components.

Former UnionsWA head Owen Whittle has been appointed to the salaries and allowances tribunal, which oversees remuneration for senior public officials, for a three-year term.

US President Donald Trump says tariffs on pharmaceutical products – one of Australia's largest exports to the US – will begin by the end of the month.

High commodity prices and a wave of cross-border capital have fuelled another busy half for WA's dealmakers.

Mount Gibson Iron wants to make the jump to gold as its flagship Kimberley iron ore asset approaches the end of its life.

Trigg Minerals has tapped a Washington lobbying firm to shore up government support for its Utah antimony project.

The world's largest goldminer has boosted the proceeds from its sale of the Telfer asset to ASX-listed Greatland Resources, reporting a 230 per cent relative return on recently sold shares.

Iron ore production from Rio Tinto's Pilbara mines reached near-record levels after the miner's exports were curtailed by flooding at the start of the year.

Evolution Mining boss Lawrie Conway says the company's ‘committed workforce' did a sterling job in helping the company achieve success in FY25.

The Nasdaq Composite posted its latest record finish overnight, while other Wall Street benchmark stocks dropped.

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Cotality's recent construction index shows the state had the highest quarterly increase in costs in the nation.

Kerman Contracting has won a $170 million contract to design and build non-process infrastructure at Rio Tinto's Hope Downs 2 mine.

Elisha Newell and Sam Jones discuss why critical digital supply chain blind spots are leaving some of Australia's most important industries vulnerable.