City of Stirling

Changes to Willing Group’s $40 million Field Street development seen as minor by approval body.

Councils, industry bodies and former policymakers are divided on the merits of the state government’s plans to reform WA’s third tier of government.

The state’s environmental watchdog has given the green light to a multi-million redevelopment of Recycling Centre Balcatta.

A trackless tram will be coming to Perth as part of an ongoing City of Stirling project, the first trial of the technology in Australia.

The City of Stirling and the state government are still at odds on ways to combat traffic in Scarborough, with the council recently reaffirming its preference for a tunnel.

Hundreds of property owners in City of Vincent will be able to tap into underground power as part of a $50 million Western Power project.

A trial between a residential group and developers of an apartment block at Yelo cafe site in Trigg will take twice as long as expected to sort out the issues.

A Supreme Court trial over an apartment proposal at the Yelo cafe site has come to an end after resident group Too Big for Trigg dropped its application.

Hesperia, led by Adrian Fini and Ben Lisle, has flagged a $35 million plan to develop a retail centre on a 87,812 square metre piece of land in Mirrabooka.

Construction for Hesperia’s $35 million homemaker centre in Mirrabooka is expected to start next year following a planning body’s approval today.

Stirling council considers mandating social housing accommodation as part of any new development featuring 20 or more units in the City of Stirling’s commercial hubs.

The state’s largest local government is weighing up a WALGA exit with claims the association has spent a "disproportionate amount of time" advocating smaller councils.

A redesign of the Karrinyup West apartments did little to sway Stirling councillors who stood firm in their opposition to the $390 million development.

Local government reform is finally on track in WA, but some observers remain unconvinced what’s on offer is bold enough.

The City of Stirling has backed off on its plan to introduce a social housing quota for future developments following feedback from industry groups, including Adrian Fini's group.

The $390 million Karrinyup West development has been given the green light by a state government's assessment panel after a five-hour meeting today.

Perth developer Peet has received unanimous approval from an assessment panel to build a townhouse complex on Harborne Street, Glendalough.

Perth Glory has been forced into a home ground move and will host their A-League campaign from Stirling.

Western Australia’s largest local government has launched an online service, aimed to streamline more than 65 per cent of development applications lodged each year.

A proposed apartment block in Scarborough has failed to garner support from the councillors, after the design was revised to increase the height of one tower.

The state government’s efforts to regulate holiday homes drag on while councils take matters into their own hands.

A group of Perth investors are set to overhaul the old Mirrabooka Tavern site to create a new main street, after months of delays in the approvals process.

Another high-rise has been proposed for the Scarborough Redevelopment Area, a region already occupied with projects amounting to more than $300 million.

Senior editor Mark Beyer discusses this year's changes to Data & Insights' accountants list and highlights some of the biggest issues affecting the sector.

Western Power has flagged five more areas to be part of City of Vincent's underground power network, potentially adding $104 million to the total project costs.

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

Councillors appear to be having more favourable outcomes through the Joint Development Assessment Panel process.

A proposed 18-storey apartment development in Scarborough has been knocked back, forcing applicant QS Developments to return to the drawing board.

Vacant land earmarked for a Scarborough skyscraper has become an eyesore after a multi-million-dollar project by Chinese developer 3 Oceans Property continues to stall.

A 17-storey apartment tower valued at $60 million is the latest development in a list of projects approved for the Scarborough Redevelopment Area.

Singapore-based Meadpoint is proposing to build a 26-storey build-to-rent building along West Coast Highway, potentially adding $100 million to the Scarborough coastline.

The state’s biggest local government has chosen a replacement for its outgoing chief executive, Stuart Jardine, who has been in the role for 16 years.

Gary Dempsey has submitted a proposal for a 12-storey apartment building in Scarborough, with an expected end value of $80 million.

A senior member of the state’s infrastructure advisory body has called for a refresh of transport planning frameworks, in the hope of ending the politicisation of WA's transit future.

US e-scooter company Bird is understood to have exited the Western Australian market, leaving several local governments scrambling for new electric share-scooter operators.

The City of Stirling’s trackless tram initiative will not receive state funding should it progress to the next stage of its implementation, according to Treasurer Rita Saffioti.

Woolworths’ development arm, Fabcot, is set to build the state’s first online Woolworths warehouse, following planning approval.

Perth Glory has announced it will relocate its administration headquarters from Fremantle to Mirrabooka next year.

Softball WA chief executive Rick Wolters says the governing body could be seriously impacted by the City of Stirling's move to sign a lease agreement with A-League club, Perth Glory.