Nadia Budihardjo

Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the Global Citizen conference, held in Perth this week.

Former state opposition leader Zak Kirkup has been called in as a witness to an ongoing defamation trial between businessman Greg Poland, former journalists and politician Andrew Hastie.

Former Rex chief executive Kim Hai Lim has been disqualified from managing corporations for four years and was ordered to pay $800,000 over the airline's breaches.

P&N Bank has recorded a $30 million profit in FY26, which the Perth-based business says provided a solid foundation to progress its merger Bank Australia.

Fortescue has shopped around its green metal product to prospective “Asian powerhouses”, chief executive Dino Otranto revealed.

Premier Roger Cook has launched an investment prospectus, to invite more renewable energy players to invest in the state, to kick off an international conference held in Perth.

A proposal for a 720-bed student accommodation project in Northbridge, estimated to cost $128 million, has been lodged with the state's peak planning body.

Nadia Budihardjo is joined by Gary Adshead, Claire Tyrrell, and Tom Zaunmayr to discuss university mergers, prime beachfront sites, Dianella Plaza, Victor Goh, and more.

The federal government has declared an offshore site for the proposed Bonaparte carbon project, to store greenhouse gas from the $US45 billion Ichthys LNG plant.

The return to Perth of his international advocacy platform brings co-founder's journey full circle.

Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss Austal's US arm.

WA's construction union has given a ringing endorsement of Victor Goh as they start work on a new pay deal with the under-fire property developer.

Mark Creasy-backed CZR Resources has increased its interest on Zuleika Gold through off-market takeover offers.

Greens senator Jordon Steele-John has taken leave amid an investigation into complaints made against the Western Australian politician.

Ella Loneragan and Isabel Vieira discuss the recent property interest and investments in Bullsbrook.

ANALYSIS: The government is spruiking its VET-university pathway reform.

Dianella Plaza is one step closer to redevelopment after an assessment panel approved the first stage of works, estimated to cost $35 million.

The Federal Court has found oil and gas giant Chevron liable to pay transport allowance to workers who took part in strikes at its projects off the Pilbara coast.

A development precinct in a coastal suburb north of Perth is set to expand after an assessment panel approved a $60 million apartment proposal.

Housing Minister John Carey has called for an urgent briefing on a Supreme Court decision, which ruled in favour of an Aboriginal tenant in a public housing dispute.

The state government's plan for a merger has been met with apprehension from Western Australian universities, which the Education Minister described as 'disappointing'.

A panel of mining industry leaders has weighed in on Indonesia's move to prioritise local contractors at resources projects, which could impact Australian investment in the country.

The corporate watchdog has cancelled a Perth liquidator's registration after he failed to pay levies and outstanding penalties.

Fortescue has accused contractors of supplying leaky pipes for its $US4 billion Iron Bridge magnetite project, in a WA Supreme Court action.

A planning committee has approved an eight-storey hotel development plan in Victoria Park, to be managed by an international operator.

The High Court of Australia's ruling over a coal mine's life extension has shaken up the resources industry and sets a precedent to consider greenhouse gas emissions both at a local level and overseas.

Mine operator FQM Australia Nickel has been fined more than $800,000 over an incident at its Ravensthorpe plant, which caused a worker to require spinal fusion surgery.

Tom Zaunmayr and Jack McGinn discuss policy changes in Indonesia that have unsettled investors but opened an opportunity for Western Australia.

Perth-based online gambling business PlayWest has temporarily stopped tech giant Apple from removing its app from the store, as a legal dispute continues in the Federal Court.

Alinta Energy has submitted its proposal for a power station in Cataby, estimated to cost $1 billion.

The University of Western Australia has received the final approval for its second campus in India, as part of the institution's $80 million investment for international expansion.

Synergy has submitted its proposal for a solar farm and battery, valued at about $2 billion, as part of its Warradarge wind farm precinct.