Ella Loneragan

Claire Tyrrell speaks to Ella Loneragan about Midland Brick's work in the community.

The state's sole brick manufacturer has been using its clay for purposes other than bricks.

Claire Tyrrell speaks to Ella Loneragan about the growing trend of developers including co-living dwellings in their projects.

An independent report has estimated construction of the City of Busselton's performing arts centre will cost more than $60 million.

The Gance and Verocchi families behind Chemist Warehouse have purchased one of their Perth stores' buildings for $8.8 million.

An Osborne Park-based luxury home builder has purchased the property, looking to occupy and upgrade half of the space.

Western Australia's capital is the sixth Australian city to reach a median home value of $1 million, according to Domain data.

Claire Tyrrell speaks with Ella Loneragan on the global expansion of Culture Counts.

The state government has named Silver Thomas Hanley as the lead architectural consultant, signalling progress on the Bentley Health Service expansion.

A Western Australian and UK platform designed to measure and communicate impact is building its user base amid a long-term commitment.

Former test cricketer Wally Edwards and his partner Kerry have purchased the site containing three units from Hero Properties.

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WA has found short-lived chief executive Peter Cock's replacement with RAC's Will Golsby.

The Centre for Women's Safety and Wellbeing is among the seven contracted by the state government to create and operate a family and domestic violence workforce development group.

The state government has pulled the plug on an Aboriginal short stay project in the East Kimberley after five years, reallocating the funding to social housing.

Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss transport orientated design.

The statutory authority will assume management from July, taking over from Legends Global's 13-year run.

A luxury residential development has been flagged for the beachfront sites spanning 3,594 square metres.

Sandy Anghie, Rikki Lea Bestall and Ian Booth will be among those to make up the state's new Creative Industries Taskforce.

The exhibition at Cottesloe Beach has received more than $500,000 worth of state government support following a year-long hiatus.

The Chamber of Arts and Culture Western Australia has reworked its strategic plan two years early, after a year filled with turbulent change.

Tom Zaunmayr and Ella Loneragan discuss WA's grains industry.

Daniel Kiely will replace Aaron Morey as the chief economist of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of WA.

The state government will contribute almost $5 million to building the new multi-service facility, after Foodbank WA's previous Bunbury home was sold earlier this year.

The state's workplace watchdog has charged mining maintenance firm Dalmain Enterprises Pty Ltd over the death of a worker in the Goldfields.

The city's industrial vacancy rate has lifted from 1.2 per cent to 1.8 per cent from the first half of this year to the second.

Mark Pownall and Justin Fris discuss some prominent multigenerational family businesses in Perth.

A global automation technology company will be tripling its Western Australian footprint as it looks to relocate to a 9,000-square metre warehouse in Bayswater.

After a decade at the helm of the mental health service, Lorna MacGregor will step down from her role as chief executive.

Ella Loneragan and Tom Zaunmayr discuss WA artist Peter Farmer and his 30-year legacy that has gone global.

Woolworth's supermarket and commercial precinct in Pinjarra has sidestepped objections with approval from a state government planning committee.

The Stan Perron Charitable Foundation has granted funding to the Fiona Wood Foundation for a 'virtual' burns centre at Perth Children's Hospital.

As Peter Farmer Designs nears 30 years, the artist's legacy has spread far and wide.