Jesinta Burton

Western Australia-based property developer Kuraland has lodged plans to build a $108 million apartment and retail complex in the heart of Claremont.

A damning report into the Liberal Party of WA’s catastrophic election loss has laid bare the party’s “disturbing” failings; from laziness to ineffective policies and unethical conduct.

Two truck drivers who entered WA from New South Wales have tested positive for COVID-19 overnight.

Two years and 12 design iterations later, Momentum Wealth has been given the green light to build a $4.75m development at the site of northern beaches cafe Yelo.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Matt McKenzie and Jordan Murray discuss The Doherty Institute and WA's path towards reopening.

Updated: The University of Western Australia says it is working with subbies and will seek a new lead contractor at Forrest Hall, after six Jaxon Group entities entered liquidation today.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Katie McDonald talks about the growth in Perth's industrial property market.

The Regal Theatre's operators have launched legal action to retrieve $850,000 they claim they handed over to an investment company which promised to double their funds in 30 days.

The federal government has abandoned plans to build WA’s 1,000 bed quarantine facility at Jandakot, announcing last night the facility would instead be built in Bullsbrook.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, senior editor Mark Beyer reflects on Kerry Stokes' career as he prepares to step back from Seven Group.

The state government is in talks with the Transport Workers Union about mandating COVID-19 vaccinations for interstate truck drivers.

Western Australia will reintroduce a hard border with New Zealand from midnight tonight, while travel from NSW will be halted under the state’s new ‘extreme risk’ rating.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Katie McDonald talks about an uptick in activity in the commercial property market.

Twenty of the 22 crew members on board a cargo ship docked at Fremantle Port have tested positive for COVID-19 overnight.

Perth-based tech millionaire Eugeni 'Zhenya' Tsvetnenko has today agreed to be extradited to the United States, ending a three-year long legal battle.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Madeleine Stephens talks about COVID-19 and the year in arts for WA.

A $4.75 million plan to build a four-storey development at the site of popular northern beaches cafe Yelo will be considered for a third time, but without the cafe.

K+S Group has slashed the footprint of its proposed $350 million salt project in the Exmouth Gulf by almost one-third to reduce its environmental impact and increase output.

The state’s peak industry body has vowed to defend allegations its CEO told a staff member her family obligations meant the organisation ‘may not be the place for her’.

Western Australians in New South Wales have until Wednesday to return home after the state government announced it planned to upgrade it to an extreme risk jurisdiction.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie discuss the impact of an AFL grand final in WA.

The EPA has recommended a ‘very high’ level of protection for the Exmouth Gulf, after a year-long probe found the fragile area was under increasing pressure from uncoordinated activities.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Jesinta Burton talks about the growth of recruitment services business Connect Resources.

Former Crown Resorts boss John Alexander has been quizzed about his relationship with the company's largest shareholder during today's Perth Casino Royal Commission.

Monadelphous is suing Fremantle-based ACOR Consultants for almost $1 million over allegedly breaching a contract for works on BHP’s $27 million Jimblebar mine upgrade.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, senior editor Sean Cowan makes the case for a sports museum in WA.

Former Crown Perth regulatory compliance manager Paul Hulme has told the Perth Casino Royal Commission ex-casino boss Barry Felstead knew about his relationship with the state’s chief casino officer.

Premier Mark McGowan has urged Western Australians still in New South Wales to return home, warning that the window could soon close.

The federal government plans to begin construction on WA’s 1,000 bed, purpose-built quarantine facility as early as October, despite the location having not yet been finalised.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Katie McDonald talks about momentum building for apartment developments.

The state government’s plan to clear 12 hectares of vegetation in Exmouth to realign Yardie Creek Road will be subject to the highest possible level of scrutiny by the EPA.

Leichhardt is progressing its plan to build a $280 million salt mine in the Pilbara, lodging the proposal with the state's peak environmental body.