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Sovereign submarine builder ASC and RSL WA have allied to help transition veterans into civilian shipbuilding and defence industry careers across the state's naval corridor.

Albany stalwart and former mayor Dennis Wellington has died suddenly aged 77.

The RBA has assured that a $20 billion hole in its finances will not hamper its inflation-fighting abilities.

REVIEW: New ownership, a strong team, and a clear vision is taking Lenton Brae to the logical next level.

French management consultancy Sia Partners has expanded beyond its WA base into Australia's eastern states with the acquisition of business transformation firm Seven Consulting.

Nadia Budihardjo is joined by Gary Adshead, Claire Tyrrell, and Tom Zaunmayr to discuss university mergers, prime beachfront sites, Dianella Plaza, Victor Goh, and more.

OPINION: Fine dining will always have its place, but a more casual focus is emerging.

The federal government has declared an offshore site for the proposed Bonaparte carbon project, to store greenhouse gas from the $US45 billion Ichthys LNG plant.

The return to Perth of his international advocacy platform brings co-founder's journey full circle.

Australia risks squandering its window of opportunity to shape the direction of artificial intelligence, a parliamentary inquiry has heard.

Shares in Deep Yellow rose slightly early on Friday, despite the uranium producer again deferring a final investment decision at its flagship Tumas project in Namibia.

Jay Hughes will return to Euroz Hartleys as non-executive chairman once its $145 million corporate finance division sale is complete, while a new CEO will join the ranks.

Alcoa's global CEO says the company may have to make ‘harder decisions', if it does not secure new WA environmental approvals in the first six months of next year.

The Pilgangoora project in the Pilbara will become the world's largest hard rock lithium mine under a $2.5 billion expansion approved by PLS Group.

The S&P 500 has closed higher, springing back from early losses as investors concerned about AI stocks shifted into Eli Lilly, UnitedHealth ‌and other healthcare and consumer stocks.

Multi-user port is testing Australia's northern defence strategy.

Government brought budget crisis on itself: business

UPDATED: Two days out from its men's A-League opener against Macarthur FC in Sydney, a recently recurring off-field issue again appeared to impact Perth Glory.

Department of Health director general Shirley Bowen will retire in February after almost three years in the role, with the state on the hunt again to fill the critical role.

Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss Austal's US arm.

From the Hill: The WA government wants Deloitte to return some of the money it was paid to produce a cost benefit analysis around university mergers.

Australia's share market has trimmed most of its early losses after weaker-than-expected jobs data gave the Reserve Bank reason to think twice before its next interest hike.

WA's construction union has given a ringing endorsement of Victor Goh as they start work on a new pay deal with the under-fire property developer.

The City of Albany has selected ASX-listed Downer Group to upgrade its airport in a $44 million project.

The Coalition will push for amendments to the federal government's domestic gas reservation policy to ensure it does not discourage investment.

After weeks of damaging headlines, the WA government has finally ordered an inquest into the deaths of three children, whose family had multiple interactions with state authorities before being murdered by their mother.

As suitors circle its US yard, Austal's boss ponders life without America.

OPINION: Additional taxes on housing can have unhealthy, unintended consequences.

Recent analysis shows that homeowners in Mount Claremont, Wembley, City Beach and Subiaco are experiencing mortgage stress.

A day after receiving positive news from the federal court regarding its McPhillamys gold project, Regis Resources has announced a key change to its board.

China's new ambassador has taken a veiled swipe at Australia's treatment of Chinese investments.

OPINION: WA needs a safeguarding body with power to receive and look into concerns about family financial abuse.