City of Canning

Phoenix Energy has announced major changes to its planned waste to energy project at Kwinana, with Macquarie Capital becoming lead sponsor and two European groups negotiating to take on construction and operations.

Several property developments are taking shape at the heart of the City of Canning, with its $70 million regeneration program set to start works next month.

Two of Western Australia’s property industry leaders, Dale Alcock and Tony Fini, have teamed up to deliver a 20-home development targeting the ‘missing middle’ in Perth’s residential market.

A ‘smart’ irrigation system using weather forecasts and soil moisture readings to adjust watering is one of four City of Perth projects set to get underway after a $1.3 million federal government grant was secured.

Builders are pivoting their focus to WA’s aged care sector to insulate from downturns in other parts of the construction business.

Outer suburbs such as Alkimos, Baldivis and Ellenbrook are continuing to account for most of the growth in Perth’s population while inner suburbs like Mosman Park and Subiaco are shrinking, despite long-standing policies to boost urban infill.

At Canning we know that running a business is a constant learning process, and it helps to have people on your side.

Plans to build a $32.5 million soccer centre in Queens Park are under way, with the project jointly funded by the state and federal governments, while Western Australian sports associations will benefit from a revised infrastructure funding model.

WA’s population is projected to reach at least 3.6 million in the next half century, bringing the promise of new opportunities and looming challenges to the city’s economically, culturally and geographically diverse exurban and outer-suburban communities.

Patrick Hall says he has a feeling of inevitability when it comes to leadership.Having served as a policeman for two decades, Mr Hall found himself drawn to executive positions across a broad range of sectors, including retailers and not for profits.

A Perth start-up that has created a specialist online market for adventure gear is poised for expansion after locking in a funding deal with local investment group Eastcourt.

Development approval sought for the $32.5 million State Football Centre set to host the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup.

Subiaco-based FIRM Construction has secured the works to design and build a 10-storey apartment block opposite Carousel Shopping Centre.

United Malt Group has unveiled plans for a $70 million upgrade of its Welshpool processing facility.

Western Australia’s peak planning body has given the state the green light to build a $32.5 million football centre in Queens Park, which will host the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup teams.

Singapore-based developer Jean Yip Group has broken ground on its first Western Australian project, Elements at Carousel.

Aged Care provider Adventist Care has unveiled the second stage of its Rossmoyne Waters redevelopment, lodging plans to build a new $45 million facility.

As he hangs up his boots as Football West chief executive, James Curtis talks to Business News about the world game in WA.

A $1.1 billion proposal to build Perth’s first elevated rail as part of Metronet has hit a snag, with the Town of Victoria Park council recommending it be rejected.

Plans for a mid-tier public transport network connecting infill suburbs is gaining traction with industry.

The state government is working with local councils to plan for a mid-tier transport network, but its focus lies in upgrading the bus network.

This year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup and imminent completion of the State Football Centre open opportunities for the sport.

The campaigns ahead of local government elections have brought about some heated interaction among contenders.

The introduction of optional preferential voting for local government elections has caused counting to be a slower process but some councils have announced their 2023 results.

With a desire to condense its far-reaching venue web, the Perth Basketball Association has launched an e-petition in order to garner support for a proposed 12-court indoor stadium in Kensington.