State questioned over 'at odds' uranium EIS grants
Shane Love and Daniel Pastorelli traded sharp words over whether the taxpayer-funded EIS exploration grants are at odds with the government's ban on uranium development in parliament on Wednesday.
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Vexatious ruling restricts Angela, Hartmur Frigger after two decades
Accountant Angela Frigger and her husband have been denied permission to sue their former lawyers, three weeks after a federal judge made them subject to vexatious litigant restrictions.
At Close of Business podcast September 9 2026
Claire Tyrrell speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about why WA's retail property sector is benefiting from multiple factors.
Aussie shares wobble, oil price keeps traders on edge
Australia's share market has narrowed an early loss to end the session lower, after commodity prices bolstered energy stocks and miners.
Green light for Stockland’s $47m works in North Baldivis
Stockland has cleared a planning hurdle to progress its residential community in Perth's south, after receiving approval to start $47 million worth of earthworks.
Administrators explore sale of some Parker Group entities
Administrators appointed to several Parker Group eateries have received a time extension to hold a creditors' meeting and to look into selling off some businesses.
WA critical to AUKUS success, says UK envoy
The head of the United Kingdom's nuclear submarine capability has underlined WA's critical role in driving the success of the controversial AUKUS program during a visit to Canberra.
Gateway taps investors for $45m
Mount Pleasant-based junior Gateway Mining has announced a significant capital raise, as it moves to build on successful exploration results to date at its Yandal gold project.
Mobile billboards on target
The founders of a Perth mobile advertising startup have proved themselves to be fast learners.
