Dardanup Butchering Company is one step closer to expanding its abattoir in Bunbury to double its processing facility, after a panel approved its $55 million plan.
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The state government is pushing ahead with overriding local council planning policies on 10 Perth train station precincts, despite some scepticism from industry.
OPINION: Current data suggests the Support at Home scheme isn’t yet working as intended.
Perth Glory has officially begun a new era off the pitch, appointing Ben Leaver as its new chief executive.
A Pilbara council has enlisted the help of a futurist and AI to draw up a destiny resplendent with passenger rail, advanced manufacturing and “iconic” architecture.
Team Fiji has officially joined the Commonwealth family in Glasgow as the 23rd Commonwealth Games were declared open by King Charles III. A 58-member Fijian contingent competing across eight sports will proudly represent the nation, aiming to make a strong start and add to Fiji’s proud Commonwealth Games legacy. The opening ceremony marked the beginning of 10 days of competition, bringing together athletes from across the Commonwealth. In his opening address, King Charles praised the commitment and resilience of athletes, describing the Commonwealth as a unique family of nations united through sport. A total of 74 nations and territories are…
The race for Vodafone Deans Championship glory intensifies this weekend as the best Under 18 secondary school rugby teams from across the country battle for their respective zonal titles tomorrow. In the Northern Division, Labasa College will meet Savusavu Secondary School, while Lelean Memorial School takes on Ratu Kadavulevu School in the Eastern Division final. Natabua High School faces Ba Provincial Free Bird Institute in the Western Division decider, with Suva Grammar School set to clash with Nasinu Secondary School in the Central Division final. With zonal bragging rights and crucial momentum on the line, the winners will head into…
Mark Pownall is joined by Gary Adshead, Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics. This week the discussion includes Pauline Hanson, Labor’s industrial court, uranium, Andrew Forrest’s tungsten move, Wesfarmers, St Martins redevelopment, Vivian Yap, Greg Poland, Woodside and Aspermont.
Fiji’s Electoral Commission has returned to its full complement with the appointment of two new Commissioners as preparations continue for the country’s next General Election. Nicola Vuetilovoni and Raumanu Georgina Pranjivan have joined the Commission, while Commissioners Ratu Inoke Loganimoce, Nemani Mati and Reginald Jokhan have been reappointed for new terms. The appointments were formally welcomed by Chairperson Justice Usaia Ratuvili during Electoral Commission Meeting No. 5 of 2026. Justice Ratuvili said having a full team was important as the Commission prepares to carry out its supervisory and appellate responsibilities during the electoral period. He also reaffirmed the Commission’s commitment,…
The financial watchdog has banned two Perth advisors for three years after losing a Federal court case regarding an unpaid Australian Financial Complaints Authority determination.