Dan Wilkie

Wary miners dim growth outlook –The Fin; Swan defends ‘unsettling’ mining tax to Wall Street -The Aus; Barnett won't be swayed by lobbying on ports –The Fin; Verve at odds over WA's high gas price –The Aus; Holidays at home push gets $8m lift -The West

Forrest's $2b debt coup revitalises Pilbara dream–The West; High gas prices put projects at risk, inquiry told -The Fin; Kimberley food bowl on track–The Fin; Retailers charged to open late–The West; Employers look beyond WA borders for workers–The West

INDUSTRY has called for the creation of an industrial lands redevelopment authority and a $2-3 billion infrastructure fund to facilitate the planning and delivery of industrial land in the metropolitan area.

NEW population growth statistics have bolstered calls from the Urban Development Institute of Australia for the state government’s planning framework, Directions 2031 and Beyond, to have an infrastructure investment plan in place to avoid a looming land s

Push to reveal secret mine tax figures – The Fin; Barnett scorns federal hospital funding – The Fin; Magnetite miners form tax alliance – The Aus; Qantas goes after WA hard hats – The Fin; Shops warn against rates rise – The West

Big four, RBA face rate duel – The Aus; Asian, US bidders lead the race in Griffin carve-up – The Aus; Miners unload on IMF – The Fin; Hospital staff lift work bans – The West; Bartlett's $4m gifts under fire – The Fin

Port Bouvard has emerged from its financial strife and is now strongly positioned to commence work at its landmark project, Point Grey. Dan Wilkie reports.

AN industrial site in Canning Vale tenanted by supermarket giant Coles Group is set to become a record transaction for the Perth market, with an expected price tag upwards of $80 million.

A life of activism has turned into a life of politics for Scott Ludlam, who is as passionate now about the environment as he was on the picket lines in the late ’90s.