The City of Perth has cemented its opposition against two major state government projects despite allegations of political motives being thrown in the lead up to an election.
Perth hospitality operator Gastevski Group has set its sights to open a tavern with a 700-patron capacity in the multi-million-dollar Port Coogee Marina precinct.
Subiaco-based Arise Developments has cleared a planning hurdle for its $170 million retail centre in Busselton, touted to be the biggest of its kind outside of Perth.
The anti-corruption watchdog has found serious misconduct after investigating an employee in a state government health agency, over his work in procuring a $142 million contract.
Andrew Forrest has failed in his bid to access MinRes’ agreement with Buurabalayji Thalanyji Aboriginal Corporation, as part of an ongoing dispute over a plan to build weirs.
Liquidators of Mercedes Group, trading as Zorzi Builders, have sought details on an $1.8 million property sale in Claremont as they comb through related assets and liabilities.
A $90 million community hub promised three years ago has taken another step after the state land agency DevelopmentWA advertised the project to the public.
Brittany Higgins has submitted a last-minute appeal over the costs she was ordered to pay her former employer Linda Reynolds after failing to defend defamation claims.
Satterley Property Group’s bushfire plan is called into question as a state emergency services superintendent described parts of it as “coarse” and “ill-informed”.