Monadelphous Group has won a five-year contract to provide its services to a number of Woodside Petroleum's operations in the North West. The state government has slashed the number of occupations on the skilled migration list from to just 18 in a bid to promote more local jobs and prevent an oversupply of overseas workers. Since May to Business News has been reporting on the difficulties of collapsed home building companies Capital Works Constructions and Builton Group.

Atlas Iron has put plans to develop its Corunna Downs iron ore project on ice, but will maintain production for FY18 by increasing output at its Mt Webber operation. A hostile acquisition attempt aimed at junior explorer Lepidico has passed deadline with minimal acceptances and will not go ahead, the takeover target says. Developers are seeking to exploit new niches in Perth's residential apartment market, with slow sales and patchy project launches likely to lead to supply issues in the near future.

The Perth-based distributor of the Thermomix kitchen appliances in Australia is being taken to court by the consumer watchdog for allegedly misleading customers when the products were found to be dangerously faulty.

Community acceptance of tall buildings has come a long way in Perth, but developers still face significant challenges in their efforts to add density to near-city suburbs. Perth's CBD office market is emerging from its longest cyclical downturn since the early s, according to one of the city's largest commercial landlords. The point of no return may have already been reached for bricks-and-mortar retailers struggling to compete with the online experience.

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Five bidders have been shortlisted to build the state's first Medihotel at the planned Murdoch Health and Knowledge Precinct, with the successful tenderer to be announced mid-year. An unexpected surge in full-time employment has driven Australia's jobless rate to a four-year low, meaning a Reserve Bank interest rate cut is now off the table, economists say. Despite the best of intentions, WA's economic performance has stuttered and stagnated as the end of the financial year approaches.

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Local charities and corporates are turning to an online platform to more efficiently source and gift items for people in need. The state's business leaders will spend the night outdoors at the WACA Ground on June 22, one of the longest and coldest nights of the year, in support of the Vinnies CEO Sleepout. AGL Energy has appointed non-executive director Graeme Hunt to take over as chairman when Jerry Maycock retires. Rooftop solar panels cut peak electricity demand last summer by 7 per cent and their growing popularity is reshaping consumption patterns, potentially at higher cost to electricity generators, a new report has found.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will face a showdown over the merits of a proposed clean energy target when government MPs meet tomorrow. Woodside Petroleum says its joint venture partner at the SNE oilfield offshore Senegal, FAR, has declined to support a transition for the energy giant to eventually take over as operator of the operation.

East coast-based companies AGL Energy and Origin Energy have received approval to enter Western Australia's domestic gas market, where they will join Wesfarmers subsidiary Kleenheat and Alinta Energy. In this Business News podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss resources contracts, unemployment, solar power, BHP, CEO sleepout and apartment developments.

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Theoretically speaking, office workers in Subiaco have to wait about seven times as long as their Claremont counterparts for a morning coffee, an analysis of amenity levels across 50 suburban office markets has revealed. A fine foods producer is extending its offering across Australia to satisfy a growing appetite for its artisanal products. Brewers are increasingly focusing on branding to stay relevant in a rapidly evolving craft scene.

WA distillers are poised at the forefront of the next big movement in boutique beverages. A distinctive recipe, creative product name and a viral crowdfunding campaign have been the key ingredients of success for a local hot sauce business. The state government has been condemned by conservation groups for allowing four uranium projects with existing approvals to be developed.

Mount Gibson Iron has terminated its offtake agreement with a Chinese company that had planned to buy product from the Iron Hill mine in the Mid West. Everyday Aussies feel gypped when big business doesn't seem to pay its 'fair' share of the tax burden, which may help explain the attraction of the cash economy.

The government seems to be having a bet each way in terms of privatising its revenue-generating assets. The formation of the Put Western Australia First Party has raised the stakes over tax reform, with the Liberals and Labor on notice that Senate seats may come under threat unless something tangible is done to resolve the GST impasse.

Australia's food and grocery prices have to come down further because they are "crazy" compared to the rest of the world, Coles managing director John Durkan says.

New car sales in Western Australia grew on a monthly basis for the first swiss national bank forex reserves in four years in May, but the upswing still falls well short of the slide in sales for the year to date. Business News sat down to lunch at Julio's with Michael Chaney to discuss his career at Wesfarmers and beyond. The salary package for Wesfarmers' new managing director acknowledges the reality that many large companies pay big annual bonuses every year.

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