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Albemarle has agreed to double capacity at its lithium hydroxide processing operations in Western Australia to 100,000 tonnes by 2026 and spend more than $1 billion to build two more trains at the facility, the state government said on Wednesday.

A Reserve Bank governor, millionaires and business leaders walk into a dinner to discuss the cost of living. It sounds like the punchline of a joke, but after Lowe raised interest rates again he did just that. 

Prosecutors have dropped their case against a West Australian "sovereign citizen" accused of encouraging his social media followers to arrest the premier.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the nation's state leaders should come together to visit and meet with ...

In a stark warning to U.S. gun owners, Australian weapons manufacturer Lance French says firearm control laws—once introduced—never ...

The McGowan government recently announced a raft of housing schemes aimed at boosting supply and increasing choice within the state’s embattled property market. Among the initiatives, the Western Au

Australian PM announces support for victims of record flooding-

Changes to tax cuts are unlikely in the October budget, giving the government more time to make the case, starting by highlighting surging defence spending.

A 91-year-old great grandfather is living in fear after he was allegedly set upon by strangers in his car o...

The Public Sector Alliance is designed as a veneer of “solidarity” over the divisive tactics of the unions, giving workers an impression of a unified struggle, while the bureaucrats continue to work closely with management to broker individual sell-out deals.