Nadia Budihardjo

Two contractors of CBH Group's rapid rail project are in a legal dispute over a multi-million-dollar settlement.

Satterley Property Group has sought to re-open a discussion over a Perth Hills project, which can extend a dispute that has already been ongoing for years.

Sea Harvest has accused Fisheries Minister Jackie Jarvis of giving in to political pressure over the demersal fish ban, during a trial held at the state's highest court.

The state aims to enter a bilateral environmental regulatory agreement with the Commonwealth by late 2026, pushing out the timeframe previously flagged by Premier Roger Cook.

The man accused of throwing a homemade bomb at Invasion Day rally protesters may lean on an insanity defence, his lawyer told a Perth court.

New mayors and councillors have been elected as part of an overhaul of troubled councils, including the City of Nedlands and Town of Port Hedland.

Maali Group has sued Halo Civil in the state's highest court, weeks after the company's founder, Mitch Matera, says another dispute among the parties had been resolved.

The federal court has handed down its highest penalty for a competition law breach, ordering Qteq and its Perth-based director Simon Ashton to pay $6 million.

Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss what property developers are doing to make their properties greener.

Two multi-million-dollar developments in the western suburbs received the green light, including a four-storey Dalkeith build that had been refused twice by an assessment panel.

Sirona Urban is one step closer to bringing hundreds of student beds to Fremantle after a development panel approved its $70 million accommodation project.

Mineral Resources has accused Destec of contempt over certain videos published on its website, bringing a long-running dispute back to the Supreme Court.

Some independent schools appear more accepting of AI and the rapid evolution of technology.

City of Perth deputy lord mayor has doubled down on his comments over WorkSafe's probe into the council, saying his declaration was made in good faith.

Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss shadow AI and how it has impacted professional services firms in WA.

Property mogul Allen Caratti-owned Mammoth Contracting has been fined $17,000 after being caught illegally dumping waste on CCTV cameras.

Lawyers for thousands of disgruntled customers and BGC have returned to court to hash out initial issues before heading towards a resolution of the major dispute.

Mullewa farmer Rod Messina and his father are in a dispute with several family members over a multi-million-dollar agreement to split farmland in the Mid West.

Western Australia continues to be the fastest growing state in the country with a population growth rate of more than 2 per cent.

Perth-based executive Bronwyn Barnes has accused Ivanhoe Atlantic of seizing a laptop containing her records, as proceedings against her former employer continue in court.

Former tomato king Michael Le has pushed back against a bid to strike out his claims in a legal dispute that has been ongoing for five years.

A spat over river views between owners of multi-million-dollar houses in Applecross has escalated to the state's highest court.

A legal action by Modco liquidators will progress after a 10-month delay, after a successful eleventh-hour bid to continue the dispute in the Federal Court.

The man accused of killing disgraced former WA Labor MP Barry Urban has pleaded not guilty, with the matter heading to trial.

National Storage will add to its Western Australian footprint after its $10 million facility in Perth's south-east received the green light.

An assessment panel spent only 10 minutes to approve an oat mill in Oakford, a multi-million-dollar project backed by former international rugby player Dane Haylett-Petty.

A dispute between Maali Group co-owners Halo Civil and KRGM has escalated to the state's highest court but the latter's owner, Mitch Matera, claims the matter has been resolved.

Books and records of a Nicheliving-linked entity will be inspected by companies mulling a legal action against the founder of the troubled builder, a recent judgment shows.

International streaming service Netflix's choice to film a drama series in the South West reflects the growing attraction of the area for screen productions.

Claire Tyrrell and Ella Loneragan discuss ideas from European cities to address the empty spaces in Perth and Fremantle.

Liquidators of convicted fraudster Chris Marco's Ponzi scheme have continued to chase the money paid out to investors from the $261 million funds pool.

Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo discuss hurdles faced by projects in the Canning Basin.