A government handshake with the Greens over the treatment of self-managed super funds has riled the finance industry, as Labor looks to counter the rise of One Nation
Serious concerns about radiology billing processes at Kalgoorlie Health Campus were first referred to the Corruption and Crime Commission last year, a budget estimates hearing has been told.
The Water Corporation is considering spending $1.3 billion to replace its ageing western suburbs water treatment plant, in a move which could free up prime land in Shenton Park.
Contentious tax reforms are set to become law after the Greens agreed to support Labor's legislation through the Senate in return for extending an inquiry into separate NDIS changes.
The City of South Perth is the latest local government to be in the spotlight after three councillors resigned over the weekend, with the minister calling for a reset of the sector.
An average of $8.6 billion will need to be spent Western Australian energy projects each year if the state is to hit net zero by 2050, according to analysis by Deloitte.
Native title stakeholders must stop finger-pointing and sit down together to build a better heritage approvals process, one of the state's leading consultants says.
Controversial changes to both the tax system and the NDIS are under negotiation as Labor tries to land a deal with the Greens before parliament breaks.
The average waiting time for large customers seeking connection to Western Power's network remained static year-on-year, despite an ongoing focus on reduction.
WA Labor stalwart Bill Johnston will helm the Freight and Logistics Council WA, taking the role from Megan McCracken after she spent four years in the job.
Net overseas migration is slowly falling, but the figures remain above Labor's forecasts and the dramatic cuts demanded by the coalition and One Nation.
Project proponents have been warned of approval delays after the federal government cut grants to native title representatives by as much as 40 per cent.
Liberal leader Basil Zempilas says it's not for him to interpret “what Pauline Hanson may, or may not, have meant” when she promised to turn Australia into a “monoculture” and abolish multiculturism.
The resources industry must view native title as a property right if it wants to remove barriers impeding project approvals, the author of a landmark heritage review says.
Health Minister Meredith Hammat has come under intense scrutiny after a scathing report exposed failures by the government to implement promised reforms to youth mental health services.
The national organisation representing spear fishers has called on the Cook government to increase the number of drumlines in targeted areas to catch, tag and release more white sharks.
DevelopmentWA chief executive Dean Mudford has retired, less than two years into a five-year term as the full-time leader of the government's land development agency.
RBA governor Michele Bullock says the central bank's board will not hesitate to raise the cash rate again if needed, after resolving to hold the rate at 4.35 per cent following three consecutive rate rises.
