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Uranium-focused explorer Toro Energy has provided an updated scoping study for its Wiluna uranium project.

Liberal leader Sussan Ley has announced major changes to her shadow ministry, with Ted O’Brien as shadow treasurer and WA Liberals Michaelia Cash and Andrew Hastie getting new roles.

West Perth junior Warriedar Resources has announced plans to raise up to $19 million, in order to accelerate development at its Golden Range project in Western Australia's Mid West.

A multi-million-dollar build-to-rent project in Leederville has been approved despite neighbours’ concerns over the proposed four-storey height.

Health Infrastructure Minister John Carey has declared the long-running saga over the Women and Babies Hospital's location is over, as the ink dries on the $1.8 billion contract with Webuild.

UPDATE: The federal government has conditionally approved Woodside Energy's extension of its North West Shelf project until 2070.

The City of Perth has approved a removal of a public-used easement at billionaire Kerry Stokes’ laneway in West Perth, with the site earmarked for redevelopment.

The Liberals and Nationals have reconciled their differences ahead of coalition leader Sussan Ley announcing her new shadow ministry line-up.

Equatorial Resources says it is seeking clarification from authorities in relation to multiple permits at its Nimba Alliance iron ore project in Guinea.

The controversial $118 million plan has been recommended for approval, subject to height limitations.

Shares in Web Travel Group traded upwards early on Wednesday, despite the company posting a reduced underlying full-year profit.

Wall Street surged overnight as investor risk appetite was buoyed by US president Donald Trump's latest tariff respite.

States seek hospital care guarantees

Mineral Resources has again cut its iron ore volume guidance from its Onslow Iron project as further issues tied to its trouble-plagued and under-repair haul road arise.

South African miner Harmony Gold has boosted its Australian presence and its focus on copper by agreeing to acquire MAC Copper, led by chief executive Mick McMullen.

An investment company has sued the developers of One Richardson for alleged loss and damage, two years after the parties settled a court dispute over the $80 million project.

Australia's banks have lifted the local bourse after a weak start, with IT stocks also rising on the eve of expected softening inflation figures.

A new printing press secured by POST newspapers has prompted discussions of reviving other mastheads, including The Australian Financial Review.

The long-standing youth arts organisation is closing its doors due to a lack of state government funding.

South32 subsidiary Worsley Alumina has notched $4.4 million in federal government funds to support the development of emission-curbing processes at its refinery near Collie.

Kathy Skantzos and Elisha Newell discuss why a seismic program aims to unlock the next generation of natural resources in WA.

The WA government will review parts of its Aboriginal cultural heritage protection frameworks, two years after a high-profile backflip on a failed attempt to modernise the system.

The Subiaco-based developer has successfully negotiated leasing deal for a large industrial warehouse it built without tenant pre-commitment.

Perth house prices have jumped more than 100 per cent in the past 20 years, however, this is a modest increase compared with the rest of Australia.

The state government has awarded MercyCare a contract to operate a women’s shelter service, replacing a soon-to-be closed St Bart’s facility in East Perth.

The WA Institute of Sport has teamed up with a series of sport agencies to help provide a new coaching course designed for high-peformance athletes.

OPINION: Former premier Brian Burke warns that iron ore developments abroad could have meaningful implications for the state economy.

The environment minister of the small Pacific nation of Tuvalu has called on Prime Minister Anthony Albanese not to approve Woodside Energy’s North West Shelf extension request.

The federal government’s commitment to improving early childhood education continues as data is collected on preschool students.

Applecross-based Mustera Property Group has appointed stalwart director Nicholas Zborowski as its managing director.

OPINION: It’s time for the federal government to make good on its election commitments.

Living members of the stolen generation in Western Australian will be eligible for a $85,000 payment under a long-advocated for redress scheme unveiled by the state government today.