US stocks have opened higher as investors welcome a drop in global oil prices.
Jayasree Prabhu and Tharuniyaa Lakshmi
The Bank of England has left interest rates unchanged, but rising fuel prices have markets expecting an increase in the coming months.
Pan Pylas
Elusive businessman Victor Goh refused to answer questions from The West Australian’s Matt Mckenzie as he was whisked away from the Supreme Court in Perth in a black SUV.
Matthew McKenzie
Fenix Resources is chasing one-time executive director Craig Mitchell in the Supreme Court, alleging he had breached his employment deal, according to a writ.
WA has been revealed as a hub for tax dodgers, accounting for more than a quarter of Australian Tax Office prosecutions resulting from a major crackdown on the ‘shadow economy.’
Rhianna Mitchell
A flight to the Maldives for one loyalty point sounds too good to be true – but Luxury Escapes has released 200 seats at that price for Société members.
Emma Kirk
Tourism and education leaders fear the Federal Government’s migration shake-up will make WA’s attractiveness disappear and hurt the nation’s economy.
Cheyanne Enciso
Elizabeth Quay developer Victor Goh has been pictured for the first time in a decade as the Supreme Court made a decision on contempt of court charges against the businessman on Thursday.
Matt Mckenzie
Major banks and healthcare stocks have pushed the Aussie sharemarket higher – shrugging off America’s first interest rate hike in years.
Cameron Micallef
Mount Ridley Mines has cranked scandium recovery at its WA Grass Patch project to 91.8 per cent while lifting rare earth recoveries and remarkably using just half the reagent dose of earlier tests.
Andrew Todd
Japanese leader Sanae Takaichi is hanging on to her economy minister in a cabinet revamp that suggests the government's contentious big spending will continue.
Yoshifumi Takemoto and Leika Kihara
The immigration minister has unveiled long-awaited changes to migration policies following a fall in net migration in the year to March.
Annabelle Banfield
Albany Air’s Sean van der Brugge has taken out a major scholarship award for a refrigeration and air-conditioning apprentice at the annual industry awards, recognising a year of hard work and dedication.
Jacki Elezovich
Bright young minds overseas could steer away from Australia as visas become dearer and family entitlements are constricted under new policy, advocates warn.
Will Nicholas
Dalaroo Metals has homed in on priority drill targets at its Watheroo copper-nickel-PGE project in Western Australia, after an IP survey picked up anomalies confirming prior mineralisation indicators.
Australian farmers are calling out the Federal Government’s “backpacker crackdown”, labelling it a low blow that will put food security and regional economies at risk.
Melissa Pedelty and Andrew Greene
Elk Range has clocked visible gold seven times in its maiden drill hole at its Friday Gold Project in Idaho. The find came in the first hole of an eight-hole campaign, with assays now pending.
Murray Ward
Hundreds of students are marching through city streets against Pauline Hanson and One Nation, sparked by the senator’s rising polling numbers.
Paige Fryer
The ABC’s Four Corners has come under fire for breaching impartiality for the second time this year, with the media watchdog ruling it had favoured one side in an Australian War Memorial redevelopment debate.
Bethany Hiatt
Critica has produced a second high-grade 58% total rare earths carbonate from its Jupiter project in WA, boosting valuable magnet and heavy rare earths content and demonstrating repeatable product quality.
International students, working holiday-makers and skilled migrants will all be affected by sweeping changes to Australia's migration policy.
The State-owned precious metals refiner touted record financial results but missed a couple of key internal targets.
Adrian Rauso
Australia’s largest vaccine maker is under pressure after a whopping $3.7 billion loss, acknowledging that it needs to win back the trust of shareholders.
Kaaren Morrissey
An uplift in financial stocks have helped the ASX claw back some of its recent losses, as easing oil prices and a calming bond market boosted risk sentiment.
Adrian Black
