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WA business high-flyers win Melbourne Cup
Members of Perth's business elite, Michael Anghie and Nigel Satterley, are among the owners of Melbourne Cup winner Point of Law, who collectively pocketed more than $4 million.
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Worker dies at Regis mine
A contract worker has died in an incident at Regis Resources' Duketon South goldmine north of Laverton.
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State open to $70m Kwinana bottleneck fix
The state government will explore industry-led de-bottlenecking the Kwinana Bulk Jetty, after years of lobbying over an issue that local industry claims costs it $70 million a year.
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Perth’s student accom pipeline reaches 7,600 beds
Perth has the second highest number of purpose-built student accommodation beds in the pipeline across the nation as more projects get underway.
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Australians urged to reconsider fast fashion as workers fight for better pay
The action, in which garment workers have clashed with police, is a culmination of the apparel industry's global supply chains, which human right experts say result in poor working conditions.
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Aussie shares dip but end week higher despite risks
Australian shares have limped across the finish line but notched a second straight week of gains, despite facing a slew of domestic and global risks.
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Lone wolf: Trump is capable of anything after being embarrassed
A conversation I had with the future president two decades ago gives us an inkling of what could be ahead.
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'Multitude of factors' behind firing of chef who refused pineapple on pizza
Brisbane restaurant manager Elliot Ingram says there were a number of reasons behind the firing of a chef who refused to put pineapple on a customer's pizza.
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ASX Runners of the Week: BPM Minerals, NEXTDC & SciDev
BPM Minerals is Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week after striking high-grade gold in the first two holes at its Bonnie & Clyde prospect in WA’s Eastern Goldfields.
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Data centre plan could bring water into Queensland, minister says
Queensland Water Minister Ann Leahy says rapid industrial growth in the Western Downs could help drive private investment in major water infrastructure projects, including the long-discussed Nathan Dam project.
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Sharemarket dips but ends week higher despite risks
Australian shares have limped across the finish line but notched a second straight week of gains.
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Big gold raise menu feeds broker picnic
The Cap Raise Crucible looks at how gold raisings kept the brokers busy and some punters celebrating. Elsewhere, strategic cheques, fat fees and options have delivered mixed fortunes.
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Naval Base premise positions Parabellum International for growth
Perth emergency response firm Parabellum International is growing its remit in Asia as the company settles into its new digs near the future Henderson Defence Precinct.
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Paraguay's president tangled up in Ueno banking crisis
Paraguay's president has stepped down after the collapse of Ueno Bank plunged the country into a political crisis.Â
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Opinion: Perth is growing up
OPINION: Inspirational multi-story developments shows city's urban design is finally coming of age.
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Spudshed delivers $737m revenue result
Spudshed has reported a slightly lower profit despite revenue rising to $737.3 million, citing absorbing higher operating costs rather than fully passing them on to customers.
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WA Revenue office drops legal proceedings against Aerison entities
The Commissioner of State Revenue has discontinued its legal actions against Aerison Group entities in administration, saving the companies from being wound up.
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'Not a waste of money': Authority to be dissolved after years of issues
The waste authority responsible for the failure of South West WA's FOGO waste system is being dissolved after repeated environmental breaches cost ratepayers millions of dollars.
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'Not a waste of money': Authority to be dissolved after decade of issues
The waste authority responsible for the failure of South West WA's FOGO waste system is being dissolved after repeated environmental breaches cost ratepayers millions of dollars.
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Opinion: Who’s to blame for costly diesel?
OPINION: Data suggests conflict in the Middle East, rather than Russia's war with Ukraine is the primary cause of high prices.
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Nine investors rail against executive pay and biscuit selection
Shareholders in the country’s largest media company have delivered a protest vote against the company’s executive pay arrangements.
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Nine remuneration report receives first strike
Nine Entertainment shareholders made their feelings known ahead of Friday morning's AGM, delivering a first strike on the company's remuneration report.
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Qantas flags fare increases and flight cuts as fuel prices surge
The Middle East war continues to weigh on Qantas, despite strong demand for air travel.
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Labor MP disputes another million-dollar claim
Embattled MP Jagadish “Jags” Krishnan, who is being sued in the United States over a $1 million loan, is also caught up in a six-figure legal dispute in Australia.
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Mark My Words November 6 2026
Mark Pownall is joined by Gary Adshead, Isabel Vieira and Ella Loneregan to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics, welcome firstly to Gary. This week they look at the Melbourne Cup, interest rates, Jagadish Krishnan, David Jones, Offsite, Betts, private company results, big names in a land deal, the future of philanthropy and a $120m donation.
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Australia–EU trade deal: Too important to become a political casualty
OPINION: When the Australia–EU Free Trade Agreement was announced back in March 2026, the European–Australian business sector thought the risk would be in EU ratification. Little did we know.
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Probe widens after steering failure on Spirit of Tasmania ferry
The transport safety watchdog has expanded its probe into steering issues on the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries after the primary system "failed" on one of the ships.
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With Perth's property prices falling, job loss is the real risk
While Perth's property prices have dropped in the past three months, the real risk to people with mortgages is not negative equity but losing their job.
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3 Oceans revives Matilda Brewery site project in $225m plan
Developer 3 Oceans Property has submitted a new $225 million plan to build on the former Matilda Brewery site, more than three years after its initial design was rejected.
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John Hartman calls on WA govt to unlock giving
Minderoo boss John Hartman has called on the state government to establish a philanthropic broker role to increase efficiency and unlock giving across the state.
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