Nadia Budihardjo

Perth developer Norm Carey has proposed to build a 16-storey apartment in East Victoria Park, to be one of the first high-density projects surrounding the Metronet stations.

Imdex has delivered a record revenue of $235 million for the first half of the year, a result the mining technology company credited to its acquisition of Devico.

A 480 square metre parcel of land next to Ellington Jazz Club has been earmarked for a four-storey apartment development.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss plans for the future of Floreat Forum.

A real estate agency and its director have been fined after failing to lodge more than $30,000 in tenancy bonds within the 14-day deadline.

Talks to develop a residential precinct around Perth’s first American-style shopping centre have been ongoing for almost a decade.

Mark Beyer and Jack McGinn discuss the career progression of newly appointed Pilbara Minerals chairman Kathleen Conlon.

The scheduled mediation between Senator Linda Reynolds, Brittany Higgins and her partner could be delayed amid a looming judgment in Bruce Lehrmann's Federal Court trial.

Rio Tinto has accused the country’s biggest privately-owned workforce business of breaching a contract relating to a fatal truck crash at its Channar iron ore mine.

Australian Vanadium Limited has flagged a 2025 start for the construction of its $450 million processing plant in Geraldton.

Jack McGinn and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the major changes in private businesses operating in Western Australia.

The Corruption and Crime Commission continues to interrogate Western Australian ombudsman Chris Field on his overseas travel and potential conflict with his international role.

Fletcher Building is holding firm on its stance that plumbing issues in thousands of BGC-built homes in Perth were caused by installation failures as the company announced a loss of $120 million.

The retail vacancy rate in the CBD has had a marginal decline amid Perth's core shopping strips showing signs of improvement, a recent report found.

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has permanently banned Yanchep-based financial adviser Mark Sebo after he was convicted of fraud.

The corruption watchdog has launched a probe into one of the state’s most senior officers over allegations of imprudent spending and misuse of public funds.

Nadia Budihardjo and Isabel Vieira discuss a report in wage theft at WA universities.

Nutrien Ag Solutions is assessing the damage of the massive blaze that ripped through its bulk fertiliser site in Kwinana on Friday, of which a cause is still unknown.

A probe into the Environmental Defenders Office has begun, as the federal government moves to review its funding into the organisation after the court judgment in Santos’s Barossa matter.

A recent report has found a shortfall of up to $160 million in employee remuneration at some of the nation’s universities.

The Environmental Protection Authority has proposed a string of conditions over the Gabanintha Vanadium project, which could clear more than 1,000 hectares of native vegetation.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the build to rent sector in WA. Plus: A new major project's dashboard, green steel plans and Gina Rinehart's birthday spend.

Former federal minister Ben Morton has added another board role to his portfolio, joining the Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research.

Property industry groups have backed a proposal to develop a strategy to increase tree canopy in urban developments in the Perth and Peel regions.

Gina Rinehart is expected to splurge on her workers as part of her birthday bonus raffle, which is understood to become an annual event.

Former West Coast Eagles player Phillip Matera has started legal action against a collapsed produce company in which he was a shareholder.

Nadia Budihardjo and Mark Pownall discuss five decades of business for the founders of CJD Equipment.

ABN Group head Dale Alcock has slammed the federal government’s IR reforms, calling the changes “a load of s**t” while predicting the construction industry's woes will remain.

Construction has started on the $34 million children’s hospice in Swanbourne, which was previously at the centre of a tug-of-war between state and local governments.

Another nickel operation has been put on hold, with Mallee Resources announcing its flagship Avebury mine will transition into a care and maintenance program.

Nadia Budihardjo and Liv Declerck discuss the growth and innovation of WA breweries.

A $35 million sale of the heritage-listed Cottesloe Deaf School has been finalised, with the site on Curtin Avenue earmarked for an aged care facility project.