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Koby Cooke and Justin Fris discuss Graham Reid's appointment as chief executive of Hockey WA.

The new Hockey WA boss says the sport is hopeful of further enhancing its ties with Asia as it enters a new era.

The Australian share market has fallen for a fifth straight session, but managed to recoup some of its morning losses.

Creditors have appointed a liquidator to Mercedes Group, trading as Zorzi Builders, after passing a resolution to wind up the construction company.

ANALYSIS: The two recent interest rate cuts announced by the Reserve Bank of Australia will provide some welcome relief to mortgage holders.

A prison reintegration service has been named the social enterprise of the year at the WA Social Enterprise Awards 2025.

Andrew Ferrier-led Global Uranium and Enrichment has appointed CT Group, a Washington DC-based strategic advisory firm, to aid its engagement with the US government.

The wholesaler behind IGA posted a 10 per cent profit increase, with strong food sales offsetting pressure from subdued hardware and liquor earnings.

An $11 billion defence manufacturing contract is a key focus for a Japanese business group's trip to Western Australia this week, with ministerial meetings on the cards.

More than 30 trucks full of WA hay will convoy across the border to provide feed to drought-stricken South Australian farmers next month.

Japanese sentiment towards Australia's LNG regulatory conditions has markedly improved but the nation will continue its supply diversification push, a senior industry figure says.

UPDATE: Kinterra Capital has lobbed a $200 million takeover bid for New World Resources.

Business News received three accolades at the 2025 AABP awards, including golds for breaking news coverage and website design and silver for its daily email.

The state government has pledged to deliver 2,030 different community sport and recreation infrastructure projects by 2030.

OPINION: Perth's waterfront precinct could have delivered inspired architecture. Instead, most of its proponents chose to stick to the status quo.

Premier Roger Cook has doubled down on WA's sacrifice under the GST carve-up arrangement as more talks on a new deal loom among other states' governments.

US airstrikes on Iran's nuclear sites have pushed oil prices sharply higher, raising concerns over inflation, energy security and the risk of broader conflict.

Latin American-focused junior EV Resources has taken another step towards restarting its Los Lirios antimony mine in México, following news of a key appointment.

Discount electronic and whitegoods retailer The Good Guys will pay almost $14 million, under an agreement with the competition watchdog to resolve federal court proceedings.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq ended lower, with investors on edge over the Iran-Israel conflict heading into the weekend.

Oil price to spike on supply fears

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the life and career of retiring Peet chief executive Brendan Gore.

Australia's share market has given up a five-week winning streak, as investors grapple with military conflict, global growth concerns and lofty valuations.

OPINION: Many wordsmiths won't go near AI for help, but I decided to give the technology a whirl.

OPINION: The gas project decision puts the state in the box seat to be a long-term, reliable source of energy.

Developer Nigel Satterley has rubbished suggestions of a property market impact from geopolitical tensions, calling the Trump factor a ‘myth', during a discussion on greenfield sites.

WA's opposition has criticised the state budget for failing to provide support for small business after treasurer Rita Saffioti obfuscated on questions about payroll tax relief.

Former Resolute Mining boss Terry Holohan has been appointed acting chief executive of Nedlands-based junior Kingsrose Mining.

A legal dispute between the owner of the Adnate Hotel and collapsed builder Jaxon has continued with a fresh lawsuit in the state's highest court.

Business News journalist Ella Loneragan has been recognised by The Walkley Foundation, receiving a national award at the esteemed organisation's Mid-Year Media Prizes overnight.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss the state budget; Power 500; Joe Longo's comments on leadership; Perth property deals; Zenith Energy; and Bill Beament.

Central Asia Metals has upped its takeover bid for New World Resources, but a Canadian investment group is looking to stymie the deal.