Nadia Budihardjo

A dispute between Pioneer Credit and PwC has progressed, with lawyers for both parties appearing in the Supreme Court of Western Australia.

A Mineral Resources subsidiary has failed in its bid to keep hundreds of documents confidential in a legal dispute.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss Subiaco-based developer Hesperia and its future plans.

CEFA EVOL has sued a Sydney-based contractor over alleged defective trailers.

A proposed luxury accommodation to cater for the increased interest in the Cape to Cape walk track in the South West is one step closer to fruition.

Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, who lodged an appeal in a WA court, has failed in his bid to overturn a ban over him entering and doing business in Australia.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss why land developers are embracing inland areas and different housing types in order to meet demand.

City of Nedlands Mayor Fiona Argyle has slammed a proposal to excise Allen Park land for a complementary parkland at the under-construction children's hospice.

Parkerville Children and Youth Care will restore its heritage cottages to house high-schoolers.

The company behind fashion brand Jeanswest has called in administrators, putting the future of hundreds of workers in limbo.

Alcoa will pay more than $400,000 after being fined over a caustic spill that injured workers and students at its alumina refinery.

The custom home builder’s liquidation marks the second downfall of a WA building company in a matter of days.

A $25 million shopping centre in South Hedland is one step closer to being opened by next year, after proponents received the green light.

PathWest has awarded several companies contracts, worth $219 million in total, over the automation of laboratory medicine and pathology services across Western Australia.

Independent candidate Kate Hulett has refocused her campaign to a federal parliament stint, after narrowly missing the seat of Fremantle in the state election.

The state government has awarded a $19 million contract to Peoplebank Australia for work on new technological infrastructure across the metropolitan area.

Nationals candidate Mia Davies says she is ready for another fight in politics, at the launch of her federal election campaign joined by party leaders David Littleproud and Shane Love.

Developer Tim Willing has called out Perth property buyers as being stuck in the past, but forecasts a shift away from expectations of larger blocks and big homes.

The Shire of Broome has appointed CMA Contracting to work on the second stage of its foreshore redevelopment project, valued at $42 million.

The $200 million proposal has been given the green light by the state’s peak planning body.

The new chair of the state’s peak planning body has Blackburne’s contentious $200 million City Beach project in her sights at her first significant development meeting.

Basil Zempilas has confirmed he will throw his hat in the ring for the WA Liberal Party's leadership after Libby Mettam stood down from the role.

Property developer Adrian Fini and Hassell principal Peter Lee have criticised the urban sprawl and suburbia in Perth, during a discussion over design.

A dispute between NXT TEC and ANZ has continued, with a Supreme Court judge describing some of the building technology company’s pleadings as “embarrassing”.

The state administrative tribunal has handed down a decision in the dispute between the Shire of Ashburton and Onslow Marine Supply Base over the decommissioning of Chevron’s gas platforms.

City of Nedlands Mayor Fiona Argyle has failed to persuade a panel to overturn the approval of a $42 million medical centre in Dalkeith.

The Liberal Party of Australia has pledged to fast track approval of the North West Shelf project in Karratha, if elected in the upcoming federal election.

Federal opposition leader Peter Dutton knocked back suggestions that the Liberal Party would do poorly in the state, following Labor's success in the WA election.

OPINION: The difference between environmental despoliation and cultural icon seems to depend on where you live, or more accurately, which side of the country.

The Perth Mint has been appointed as a refinery referee by an international authority on gold, making a comeback from the controversy that surrounded the organisation.

Perth has bucked the trend among several major airports across the country, being the only one to recover its passenger numbers to pre-pandemic levels.

Perth is no longer the most affordable capital city in Australia with the average land price increasing 34 per cent in 2024, a recent industry report shows.