The Supreme Court of WA has given a Victoria-based lender and Ricky Hirsch's Fulfil the Dream four weeks to apply for securities of costs against each other.
Administrators of a western suburbs' pharmacy have stopped the company's directors from backing out of a deed associated with a funding arrangement of $2.8 million.
The anti-corruption watchdog has found serious misconduct over almost $12 million of local government spending after an investigation into a shire senior officer.
H-U has received an assessment panel's unanimous approval for its $44 million residential development in Nedlands, as part of a larger precinct in progress.
The Department of Defence has been charged with breaching work and safety laws over an incident, in which a crane weighing 60 tonnes tipped over at HMAS Stirling.
A Perth builder and its nominated supervisor have been fined $25,000 over defective work that caused a roof to detach and collapsed on to the neighbouring house.
Former AMA WA president David Mountain has warned the aged care sector would be decimated because of the federal government's migration changes, speaking at a Business News event.
The Supreme Court of WA has dismissed Monadelphous' action against Bhagwan Marine, which involved an alleged $2.6 million worth of damage to a marine barge.
Satterley Property Group has scrapped its fast-food development project in Alkimos and has received the green light to build a multi-million-dollar Harvey Norman centre on the site.
A state tribunal has upheld a peak planning body's refusal of Satterley Property Group's plan for the Perth hills, describing the proposal as “flawed”.
Curtin University has put on hold planned upgrades to its Kalgoorlie housing, despite a panel recently approving $15 million worth of works at the student accommodation.
Former Eagles player Andrew Donnelly and wife Natasha have been given another week to find legal representation to fight the taxation office's claim of a $1 million debt.
Ingenia Communities Group has again rejected a $2 billion takeover bid from a US equity firm, which would have axed its plan to acquire land developer Peet.
A class action against BGC continues in the Supreme Court of WA with lawyers trying to resolve the sample groups needed to represent some 7,000 affected customers.
Parties have executed a deed to return The Royal Hotel in Perth to Parker Group's hands, which includes a $850,000 fund from the John Parker-led hospitality business.
An inquiry report into the City of Perth will be made public but previous findings will remain confidential, as Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley responds to transparency concerns.