Nadia Budihardjo

Fortescue Metals Group has launched an internal investigation over a derailment at its Western Australian operations over the weekend.

Perth biotechnology company PYC Therapeutics will collaborate with Google to develop and host an artificial intelligence platform for precision medicines.

Debra Sayce is taking on a new challenge after almost 30 years at Catholic Education Western Australia.

Nadia Budihardjo and Mark Beyer discuss the business successes of Osborne Park-based Zella DC.

Nadia Budihardjo and Jack McGinn discuss the implications of the US Inflation Reduction Act on the state’s energy transition push.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss one of Perth’s largest family offices, Hawaiian, marking 30 years in the business.

South West farmers have sued the state government for more than $9 million for alleged damage over 18,000 hectares of land during a bushfire in 2018.

The Federal Court has appointed receivers to Brite Advisors as the investigation into the $1 billion client funds managed by the advisory group continues.

An Indigenous healing and training facility to trial a criminal justice rehabilitation and reintegration program has been approved to be built in the state's South West.

The Western Australian Planning Commission has approved Hall & Prior’s $90 million application to build an aged care facility on the former Woodside Hospital site.

International coffee chain Starbucks is eyeing a Western Australian roll-out, with the first venue proposal as part of a $4 million development north of Perth.

Tony Poli-led Aigle Royal Group will build a shopping complex in Hammond Park after a development panel approved the $8.5 million proposal.

Mark Beyer and Nadia Budihardjo discuss WA business dynasty Craig Mostyn Group.

A concrete business and its directors have been fined after the court found they failed to fix a defective driveway at a Secret Harbour property.

The Federal Court has fined a Perth woman $230,000 after she provided unsubstantiated tax agent services despite not being registered as a practitioner.

Three directors have been appointed to the Western Australian Institute of Sport board while SportWest gains Liam Twigger as its new chair.

The federal government’s revised migration strategy that would cap the number of incoming migrants has drawn both praise and criticism from industry groups.

Carnarvon Energy chair William Foster and director Gavin Ryan will step down from their roles next year, as part of the company’s succession and renewal focus.

Gina Rinehart’s eldest children John and Bianca have succeeded in arguing for more time to submit their replies, in the last week scheduled for the trial over iron ore royalties.

Australian Vanadium has raised its offer to acquire Technology Metals Australia in what the junior miner says is its best and final proposal.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the latest developments at Burgess Rawson.

A four hectare-sized piece of land in Wanneroo that includes a former wedding reception centre has sold for more than $5 million.

A worker has died at a mining maintenance company in South Boulder, with Worksafe investigating the incident.

Former federal attorney-general Christian Porter has told the court the decision to ban his client, Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, from entering Australia was illogical and unconstitutional.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss east coast investors entering the WA housing market.

Former Continental Coal director Peter Landau has been sentenced to more than five years in prison over several charges, including stealing as a director.

The Western Australian Planning Commission has knocked back an amended plan from Satterley Property Group for North Stoneville.

A six-storey storage facility will occupy 3,490 square metre lot on Pier Street after a panel approved the $33 million proposal.

A potential $80 billion merger between Woodside and Santos is on the cards as both major oil and gas producers confirmed discussions had taken place.

Sirona Urban has received the green light to build a $100 million development on the failed DoubleTree by Hilton site in Fremantle.

Senator Linda Reynolds has sued former ACT director of public prosecutions Shane Drumgold for defamation over a letter she claimed was republished in an article about the Bruce Lehrmann trial.

James Warburton will resign as Seven West Media chief executive at the end of the financial year, with a successor already announced.