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Global lithium chemical leader Canmax has snuck into Liontown's now $316 million raise via oversubscriptions to the tune of $50 million.

Four days following the release of the 2025-26 Australian Baseball League fixture, the Perth Heat has a new owner.

OPINION: Two of the biggest names in WA business could be on a collision course.

Mark Pownall, Tom Zaunmayr and Jack McGinn discuss Liontown; office vacancies; private business sales; Rich 100 activities; defence contracts; and a Diggers & Dealers recap.

Real estate agency NAI Harcourts Metro has doubled its portfolio after acquiring Darrell Crouch & Associates' property management roll.

A heritage-listed building in Subiaco will be refurbished as an expanded Bob Hawke College classroom, as part of the $15 million expansion of the school.

VRX Silica's mining proposal for its Arrowsmith North project has been approved by the Department of Mines, Petroleum and Exploration.

Australia's information watchdog will chase a separate charge for each of the 9.5 million Australians who had data compromised in the 2022 Optus hacks.

Ships powered by green fuel have helped CBH skirt around new European Union regulations which penalise shipping companies for using fossil fuel.

Neometals shares have dropped almost 20 per cent on open, after it signed a terms sheet for the sale of its lithium ion battery recycling intellectual property and joint venture stake.

Robotics firm FBR has tee'd up another financing to jumpstart its new Mantis welding robot and shipbuilding automation work.

Fortescue has secured a Chinese-backed loan, worth $US2 billion ($3.1bn), to boost its decarbonisation pursuits after walking away from two green hydrogen projects.

A new antenna in New Norcia will play a crucial role in the rapid expansion of Europe's space exploration and monitoring.

Arts bodies are closing their doors despite hopes the state's funding model can be improved to better support the sector.

The Dow and S&P 500 eased overnight in the US.

Super effect ‘fuels bond revival'

Ella Loneragan and Nadia Budihardjo discuss why financial restraints felt by soon-to-be newlyweds is affecting some of Perth's bridal stores.

Australia's share market has edged lower a day after breaking all-time highs, but all's not lost as the bourse posted its second-highest close in history.

A Perth executive has sued a Brisbane-registered company and several people related to it, including former federal minister Ken Wyatt, over a Bitcoin dispute.

The Department of Finance has released its final report into the PwC Australia tax advice scandal, noting ‘significant change' to the culture of firm.

Exmouth's whale shark tour industry has drawn union attention over alleged underpayment of staff.

Goldminer Westgold Resources will chase consistency over volume this financial year, after setting a production target below 400,000 ounces.

The Singaporean developer has amended its proposal for a two-tower project in the CBD, replacing an office tower with apartments.

The new chief executive will begin effective immediately, following Susan Rooney stepping down from the role after eight years in July.

The operator of Broome's renowned Eco Beach Resort is suing a regional solar provider over what they say is a breach of contract and misleading conduct.

A Perth-based businessman has donated $100 million to Murdoch University's veterinary school, which will be used to overhaul the facility.

ANALYSIS: Qantas will be keen to bed in its latest aircraft and connect with destinations in South-East and North Asia.

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Clough-backed Twinza Oil will hold a meeting with creditors over debt for equity swap scheme arrangement, as the company wades through administration.

West Australian Ballet has appointed a permanent artistic director, after filling the role with a temporary guest director for the past two years.

Pharmacies from next year will be able to treat more patients for simple ailments under a pilot program launched by the Western Australian government on Thursday.

The planning minister has accused the state opposition of “peddling fear and mistrust” in the planning system.