Australia's share market has handed back an early improvement after the morning's optimism gave way to caution by the afternoon, ahead of key incoming economic data.
Two battery-electric haul trucks have been polished up to showcase progress made by Australia's two largest miners to decarbonise their Pilbara operations.
Defence Minister Paul Papalia has announced a partnership between Defence West and UK-based Faculty's fellowship program, to boost AI skills for the sector.
The Water Corporation is considering spending $1.3 billion to replace its ageing western suburbs water treatment plant, in a move which could free up prime land in Shenton Park.
The chairman of KPMG Australia is stepping down and two partners are leaving the firm after a bruising parliamentary hearing and allegations of wrongdoing at the major consultancy.
A multi-storey apartment block, estimated to cost $22 million, is set to be built next to a lot that was once owned by Victor Goh and is now selling to Edge Visionary Living.
Shares in Iluka slid more than 10 per cent after it locked down its first rare earths offtake deal with an undisclosed global car manufacturer, which is tipped to generate $220 million in revenue.
Contentious tax reforms are set to become law after the Greens agreed to support Labor's legislation through the Senate in return for extending an inquiry into separate NDIS changes.
The state's near-term electricity outlook has improved year-on-year, with the main electricity grid to remain in surplus until 2029-30 according to new modelling.
Perenti's underground mining services division has secured its second project in the United States after being awarded a $275 million contract by Barrick Mining Corporation.
Australia's share market has had a bland session as investors weighed progress in US-Iran peace talks, while the local IT sector was hit by a significant stock plunge.
Cooks and caterers at Woodside Energy platforms in WA's north have become the latest group to explore strike action, as union activity ramps up in the oil and gas sector.
UPDATE: Registrar Russell Trott ordered on Monday afternoon that Adam Blumenthal's public examination be put off by a month until July 22, but maintained the promoter should not have to fly to Perth.
The City of South Perth is the latest local government to be in the spotlight after three councillors resigned over the weekend, with the minister calling for a reset of the sector.
