A WA court has approved for more documents to be submitted in an ongoing dispute between Monadelphous and Bhagwan over alleged multi-million-dollar damage to a marine barge.
Wright Prospecting wants to extend the time needed to make its choice over the form of remedy from the high-profile trial with Gina Rinehart-led Hancock Prospecting.
Rita Saffioti claims the allegations made in a secret audio recording were the “most extreme” she'd seen, as the deputy premier takes the witness stand in an ongoing trial.
Mark Pownall is joined by Business News reporters to discuss oil refining, desalination, Northern Star, strike actions, data centres, Golden Sedayu, and the latest in Greg Poland's defamation action.
Former ministers Dave Kelly and Alannah MacTiernan have been called as witnesses in the ongoing defamation trial between Greg Poland, former journalists and politician Andrew Hastie.
Andrew Hastie has rebutted claims he promised to not share an audio recording that has become the focus in an ongoing defamation trial, as the politician takes the stand as a witness.
Former journalists accused of defamation have stood firm over their reporting of businessman Greg Poland, as a trial against Fairfax and politician Andrew Hastie continues.
Mining executive Tim Goyder's plan to fence off his $17 million Peppermint Grove home has sparked a discussion on security at a western suburbs council.
The businessman who secretly recorded a conversation at Subiaco Hotel was worried he was being “set up”, the court was told in a defamation trial against former journalists and politician Andrew Hastie.
The construction deadline for a $22 million project on the Tsunami restaurant site in Mosman Park has been pushed out by 24 months, extending it to six years after the approval.
Dardanup Butchering Company is one step closer to expanding its abattoir in Bunbury to double its processing facility, after a panel approved its $55 million plan.
Mark Pownall is joined by Gary Adshead, Isabel Vieira, Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics.
Deputy premier Rita Saffioti and former minister Alannah MacTiernan could be witnesses in an ongoing defamation trial, having been subpoenaed to attend.
Businessman Greg Poland's lawyer, Martin Bennett, has questioned the authenticity of a 46-minute recording at the centre of a defamation trial against former journalists and Canning MP Andrew Hastie.
The estate of Aspermont chair Andrew Kent will be used to fund a legal dispute interstate, as his widow and children continue a row over the inheritance.
Businessman Greg Poland has taken the witness stand in his pursuit against former journalists and politician Andrew Hastie, as the defamation trial continues in the WA Supreme Court.
The City of Nedlands has appointed a new chief executive, bringing an end to the recruitment search after a troubled time at the western suburbs council.
DP World's plan to use new crane technology in Fremantle was not a “significant change”, the Federal Court has found in the stevedore's dispute with the wharfies' union.
Ella Loneragan speaks to Claire Tyrrell about the McGovern Foundation, a charity established by former West Coast Eagles defender Jeremy McGovern and his dad Andrew.
Rosendorff Diamonds has rebutted reports of its administration after the director of its former owner company was involved in a tax dispute in the state's highest court.
Mining executive Tim Goyder and his wife have hit a planning roadblock, in the couple's bid to maintain privacy at their $17 million Peppermint Grove house.
A former Sterling First director has been allowed to travel overseas with conditions to ensure he returns to WA, as a trial over the collapsed company's operation looms.
Woodside claimed more people could be involved in a stench gas protest at its Perth office, in its pursuit against activists in the state's highest court.
The state's highest court has backed one of Indonesia's largest coal producers' $79 million acquisition of Peppermint Grove-based company Loyal Metals.
Steve Wyatt and his company Destec will be penalised for contempt of court over videos published online, as part of an ongoing spat with Mineral Resources.