A Woodside Energy-branded power adaptor handed to attendees at business events in WA and Victoria has been recalled by Consumer Protection.
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Australia’s share market has snapped a three-week winning streak after surging oil prices and tremors in the artificial intelligence narrative hammered resource stocks.
Tom Zaunmayr and Sam Jones discuss WA’s burgeoning olive industry.
The first two buildings of Edge Visionary Living and DevelopmentWA’s five-building Fremantle project have topped out, signalling a milestone for the plans more than six years in the making.
Perth Football League boss Andrew Dawe sees benefits in the potential return of a program designed to create awareness and reduce potential harms from sports-based gambling.
OPINION: The template for activation around Perth’s rail and Metronet stations can be found in Melbourne.
Government plans to cut corporate red tape and strengthen competition have been backed by business and industry groups.
Analysis: Year-on-year job growth in key sectors is a sign the state’s workforce push is bearing fruit, according to the WA government, despite rising anxiety over worker availability.
OPINION: It’s nice to be competent, reliable and helpful, but such qualities are not necessarily memorable.
Sydney family business Niva Island Wellness & Gifts will celebrate its official launch on Thursday 29 October at Stone Restaurant, Five Dock, as part of NSW Small Business Month. Niva Island Wellness & Gifts is an Australian-owned, women-led family business from Sydney’s North West. It was founded by Fijian-born Chartered Accountant Shaleen Prasad and her Australian-born daughter, Niva. The brand offers premium wellness, self-care and island-inspired gifts, designed to bring a little of Fiji’s warmth and serenity into everyday life. At the heart of the business is Niva. She was born prematurely and lives with additional needs. Rather than focusing…