Nadia Budihardjo

Approved changes to Blackburne's $200 million Ocean Village project have sparked a broader discussion on balancing housing supply with public amenities.

Singaporean-backed developer Bonvests has secured a panel's approval to build two towers in the CBD, in a development set to cost $230 million.

A financial adviser who stole more than $1 million from clients will spend years in prison, with the judge finding his crimes driven by “greed, incompetence, and arrogance”.

Jack McGinn speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about how Michael Barnes will lead WA's GST defence campaign.

Aquila Steel has failed another court bid to challenge BHP's mining boundaries on Rio Tinto's pastoral station in the Pilbara.

A South West fruit packaging business has received approval to build a multi-million-dollar facility closer to the metropolitan area, to cater for the growing operation.

Spinnaker Developments has submitted its $25 million North Perth apartments proposal to the state's peak planning body.

A development assessment panel has greenlit the Martin family's multi-million-dollar tourism project in Bunker Bay.

ADC has lodged a fresh plan for the first stage of the Perth Girls School project, pivoting from apartments to student accommodation.

The state's District Court is set to hand down a sentence for a former western suburbs financial adviser who allegedly misused more than $1 million of clients' funds.

Blackburne has proposed changes to its $200 million Ocean Village project, including adding apartments and slashing the number of shops, amid changing retail market conditions.

The man accused of attacking Tim Picton has been charged with assault for a separate incident that took place just two days before the incident with the former WA Labor secretary.

NRW Contracting has secured a contract, valued at almost $50 million, to work on the next step of a major road upgrade in the Wheatbelt.

Mark Pownall and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the City of Perth monitor; the Forrests' ventures; WA's fishing ban; the Carciones; Cargill's $500m plant; BHP, Rio Tinto union; and more.

Nadia Budihardjo and Mark Pownall discuss employee wellness company Sonder.

The Carcione Group is one step closer to building a $60 million development in Applecross after an assessment panel greenlit the application.

Canning mayor Patrick Hall has won a defamation action against a resident who faked social media posts endorsing former federal MP Ben Morton.

Multiplex has been appointed as the builder for the next stage of St John of God's $700 million Subiaco Hospital redevelopment.

Nadia Budihardjo and Tom Zaunmayr discuss how the Wandel family's independent grain export business is thinking big.

Perth has been deemed as the cheapest capital city for a public school education but one of the most expensive for Catholic schooling, research shows.

NextGen Skills and Skill Hire are set to merge to create what the companies claimed to be the state's leading apprenticeship, training and employment services body.

Former Mineral Resources chair James McClements has hit a planning hurdle as he plans to expand his property developments in Pinjarra.

Former Perth Glory owner Tony Sage has failed in a bid to challenge his removal from the Cyclone Metals' board.

A dispute between a South West shopping centre lessor and an aspiring restaurant owner has escalated to the state's Supreme Court, with $2.2 million at stake.

Alinta has had a minor win in court, in its protest of Fortescue's plan to build a wind farm near the energy retailer's own renewable power project.

The latest on Rio Tinto and Glencore merger talks; BP's green energy move; and Kwinana emerging as a hydrogen research hub.

Main Roads WA has awarded a multi-million-dollar contract to Highway Construction over the final piece of work to complete the Albany Ring Road.

The latest on the Bondi attack royal commission; Perth Mint's December results; and Locus Property's Hillarys project.

Cottesloe-based Locus has submitted its proposal to build an apartment complex near Hillarys boat harbour, with an estimated end value of $240 million.

Western Australia's slice from the National Health and Medical Research Council's recent $350 million funding pool is below the national success rate.

Hancock Prospecting has submitted an $850 million plan to relocate facilities from the Lockyer gas field after acquiring the asset from Mineral Resources.

The state's Supreme Court has ruled over a cost dispute between land developer Allen Caratti and lender Reliance Capital, with the latter awarded about $16 million.