A legal dispute between a North Fremantle home buyer and PARC Developments boss Pete Adams continues with a new writ lodged in the state's highest court.
Mark Pownall is joined by Sam Jones, Tom Zaunmayr, Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics including the defence sector, Pilbara mining deals, gas reservations and Northern Star.
The Royal Hotel in the CBD owes more than $2 million to the tax office and was likely insolvent since early 2024, administrators claim in their report.
Gold Valley Iron Ore and director Yuzheng Xie have successfully appealed their penalties, in which they were fined more than $2 million over unauthorised mining.
Stockland has cleared a planning hurdle to progress its residential community in Perth's south, after receiving approval to start $47 million worth of earthworks.
Administrators appointed to several Parker Group eateries have received a time extension to hold a creditors' meeting and to look into selling off some businesses.
Western Australian aged care providers have criticised the federal government's move over the national funding price, claiming it could put project investments at risk.
The Federal Court has ordered former minister Linda Reynolds to file an updated statement of claim after mediation with the Commonwealth did not go to plan.
A consulting group that withdrew from reviewing the City of Perth's council has cited “reputational grounds” for exiting the project, internal emails reveal.
Monadelphous' action against a contractor over work at BHP's dewatering project in the Pilbara continues in the WA Supreme Court, with the engineering group chasing millions of dollars in compensation.
A shopping centre in Perth's south-east is set to open its revamped hospitality section early next year, as part of a multi-million-dollar redevelopment.
Greg Poland-chaired Strzelecki Group has failed in its appeal against a court decision, in its dispute against the tax office over millions of dollars spent on Sorrento Quay.
An investigation into a workplace incident at a Mineral Resources subsidiary's workshop, in which an employee's hand was seriously injured, is ongoing.
The Supreme Court of WA has dismissed Equatorial Resources' urgent attempt to block its former legal advisers Clifford Chance from starting international arbitration.
An assessment panel has approved another multi-million-dollar warehouse in Hesperia's industrial centre in Hazelmere, to be occupied by a freight logistics and haulage service.
Sydney-based Fife Capital has cleared a planning hurdle to expand its Western Australian footprint after an assessment panel approved its $30 million warehouse plan.
A WA court has rejected Allen Caratti's bid to shelve an inquiry despite the property mogul's claims he has secured financing arrangements to pay off a judgment debt.
An assessment panel has approved some changes to an apartment project in Fremantle, while the applicant's boundary dispute with the neighbouring property continues.
Former Eagle Andrew Donnelly has denied he was an officer of his wife's company, fighting ASIC's claim that he was to be responsible for providing documents to the appointed liquidator.
Nadia Budihardjo and Jack McGinn discuss the trends in paper-based and digital wedding invitations amid increased costs and a rise of AI design software.
Chevron's legal counsel has pushed against Mardudunera woman Raelene Cooper's bid for a time extension in a Federal Court dispute, with the oil and gas giant projecting a significant financial loss if the case drags on.