Some $18.4m will be used to deliver 50 standalone power units, with $8m in grants for wind turbine manufacturing up for grabs.

Turaco Gold will raise $18 million to further accelerate drilling at its Afema gold project, located in eastern Côte d'Ivoire.

A small Perth firm will become one of the first Western Australian companies to build and launch a satellite into space after locking in federal funding.

Gold exploration company Predictive Discovery has announced it will raise $50 million in a bid to enhance further growth and development at its flagship Bankan gold project in Guinea.

Local contractor Macmahon Holdings has notched a $352 million three-year extension to its mining services contract with AngloGold Ashanti over a project in WA.

Jack McGinn and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the state of the iron ore market.

More than 6,000 residents and businesses in Broome will finally be able to install rooftop solar, after more than two years of capacity limits which ruled out new installations in the town.

Mandurah man Jack Alexander Endersby has been charged with another 11 counts of fraud, now accused of receiving $2.5 million in funds from victims across Australia and Europe.

Workers are being warned to be wary of cold callers using dodgy tactics to bait them into switching super products at the detriment of their retirement savings.

Applecross-based Hot Chili will raise up to $29.9 million courtesy of a private placement, in a bid to further progression at its Costa Fuego copper-gold development in Chile, located 600km from Santiago.

The Western Force has announced two changes to its high-performance management team, as it continues towards its goal of being the best club in world rugby.

The 1930s Weeties factory turned family home owned by Tattarang boss John Hartman has hit the market, with the property expected to fetch offers in the mid $4 million range.

Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss Business News' inaugural WA Rich List, house prices and interest rates, renewable sector investments, Woodside's AGM and more.

Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss the state budget; federal budget; the Prime Minister's Perth visit; critical minerals; the future of gas; a media stoush; 40under40; and a mag preview.

An unusually short vintage and the end of China’s tariffs have energised WA’s wine industry.

The ASX200 closed the day 0.6 per cent higher, with all sectors gaining ground, to finish the week 0.7 per cent higher from where it began.

Venture Minerals has appointed Tim Lindley as its non-executive chair, who will begin his new role on Monday.

Shares in Horizon Minerals rose by 26 per cent on Monday morning, after the junior announced it had entered into a binding ore sale agreement with Paddington Gold, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Norton Gold Fields.

Mineral exploration company Australian Vanadium has announced an updated mineral resource estimate for its namesake project in Meekatharra.

The ASX200 closed marginally higher across most sectors as a medical tech company recorded eight per cent growth in one day.

ANALYSIS: The cumulative value of the WA government’s pre-budget spending announcements is nearing $3 billion – a day out from Treasurer Rita Saffioti’s first official budget release.

The state government could be dragged to court by Pilbara traditional owners for failing to clean up Wittenoom’s mountains of deadly asbestos tailings.

New research suggests there’s work to do to improve mental health outcomes in the mining industry.

Responding to priority plant and animal diseases, bolstering the state’s regional borders, and addressing the threat of feral animals are central to a $26 million state government budget cash splash, announced today.

Climate activists who protested inside Woodside's annual general meeting claim the WA premier defamed them to the media and have demanded an apology.