Singapore’s JD Properties has purchased the asset, as Perth’s hotel sector gains momentum.
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The Minister for Sports, Jese Saukuru, has expressed confidence in the 2026 National Budget allocation to his ministry, describing it as sufficient to meet key priorities. The Ministry of Sports has been allocated $23.1 million, a slight decrease from the $23.4 million received in the 2025/2026 financial year. Despite the reduction, Saukuru says the funding will adequately support the ministry’s programmes and ongoing initiatives. He emphasizes the importance of working within the available resources, noting that this is a crucial time to continue investing in sports and supporting local athletes. Saukuru adds that the ministry remains focused on strengthening the…
AFL heavyweight the West Coast Eagles has sought to trademark the name given to its annual AFL grudge matches with rival Fremantle, but says it is not trying to stop the port club from using the term.
Excitement is building ahead of the World Rugby Junior World Championship 2026 in Georgia as the 16 best U20 teams prepare to get the tournament underway on Saturday. The tournament features an expanded 16 teams for the first time since 2009, with Fiji, USA, Japan and Uruguay returning in 2026, with eight based in the Georgian capital Tbilisi and eight in Kutaisi. South Africa open their campaign against Uruguay at Avchala Stadium in Tbilisi, but new captain Siphosethu Mnebelele isn’t fazed by the pressure of trying to defend the title they won in Italy last year. “I wouldn’t necessarily say it puts pressure on…
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Famed prospector Mark Creasy-backed CZR Resources and Zuleika Gold are planning to merge under an all-scrip deal valuing the latter at $45 million.
Several Aerison Group entities have been placed in administration, about three years after the current owners acquired the Perth contractor.
A large-scale public artwork has been unveiled in West Perth, funded through a $5 million program by Main Roads WA, WALGA and a social enterprise.
Australia risks losing more sovereign manufacturing capacity due to federal carbon capture and taxation policies, the boss of WA’s largest chemicals plant says.