Nadia Budihardjo

Claire Tyrrell speaks to Ella Loneragan about the state of major projects in South Perth, as development times ramp up.

The first stage of redeveloping Royal Perth Hospital's emergency department is estimated to cost $42 million, with foundation works recently approved.

The controversial Perth Park is one step further to being fully greenlit after the state's peak planning body approved a portion of the proposed works.

Tom Zaunmayr and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the recent court judgment on Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation's action against Fortescue and the state government.

UPDATE: AIM Mining has failed in its last-minute bid to stop Wiluna's motions in an upcoming meeting, growing the tension between the two entities.

The Forrest family's plan to build an eco-resort at the tip of the Ningaloo Reef, estimated to cost $70 million, has been given the final tick of planning approval.

Elisha Newell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the growth of mining's value over the past decade.

ANALYSIS: Recent non-public school infrastructure projects show the effort being put in to cater for a growing student population.

An assessment panel has approved a multi-million-dollar office plan in Nedlands, to be built on land which has been vacant for many years.

A colossal legal battle over Hancock Prospecting's mining empire continues with appeal notices officially lodged, naming Wright Prospecting, DFD Rhodes, the Rinehart children, and Rio Tinto as respondents.

Elisha Newell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss MLG founder Murray Leahy's board transition.

The Federal Court has rejected a bid to reopen a case in a lengthy legal dispute over the construction of the $US45 billion Ichthys LNG plant.

Elisha Newell talks to Nadia Budihardjo about Mark Norwell's tenure at Perenti.

The corporate watchdog has failed to appeal an administrative bid in its action against billionaire Clive Palmer in the Federal Court.

A Supreme Court judge has slammed Victor Goh for failing to show up to hearings but gave the property developer one final chance before an arrest warrant is executed.

Paramount Earthmoving managing director Shawn Tilley has been re-appointed as a Macro Metals director after fraud charges against him were dropped.

Treasurer Rita Saffioti has criticised the Reserve Bank's decision to increase the interest rate despite the state government pushing out its projected annual inflation.

An average household's fees and charges are expected to be kept under inflation, with the state government claiming it would be the lowest spend in five years.

The WA Supreme Court has dismissed Maali Group's legal action against its minor shareholder, Halo Civil, as the relationship between the company's owners continues to sour.

Ella Loneragan talks to Nadia Budihardjo about Business News' recent distilleries feature.

A Perth company that provides software systems to the mining and resources sector has been targeted in a cyber incident.

A planning body has knocked back a proposed $200 million hub, aimed to service a growing precinct in Henderson.

Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss WA diving-turned-robotics company Dredge Robotics.

A Dalyellup site has been earmarked for a $40 million Bunnings development, which has been submitted to the state's peak planning body.

Costs of a landmark trial over an iron ore empire are yet to be assessed, as lawyers for the mining billionaires continue to disagree in court.

The state government has promised to allocate more than $200 million in the upcoming budget to boost TAFE and training initiatives.

Wiluna Mining has been fined $575,000 over an incident at its gold open pit that caused permanent spinal injury to an 18-year-old apprentice.

The number of behavioural complaints in the City of Perth has doubled in two months, with the Lord Mayor recently ordered to apologise to an elector.

A Perth electrical company and its nominee have been fined $30,000 over unsafe work at a Thornlie property, where someone received an electric shock.

A multi-million-dollar shopping precinct anchored by Woolworths has been approved, despite the local government's opposition.

The man accused of killing former Mineral Resources executive Tim Picton has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter.

Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo discuss how some gold producers are using nickel infrastructure.