Nadia Budihardjo

Nadia Budihardjo and Tom Zaunmayr discuss business success stories within WA's North West.

Nadia Budihardjo and Tom Zaunmayr discuss WA's honey industry.

Andrew Forrest-backed gold producer Greatland Gold has progressed its flagged listing on the Australian Securities Exchange, with the company set to be admitted by mid-2025.

The state government has awarded $25 million in contracts over Aboriginal heritage survey services across Western Australia.

The City of Nedlands has plans to landscape an area next to the children’s hospice site, amid recent tensions over Class-A reserves in the western suburbs council.

The City of Fremantle council has voted to back H-U’s proposal to redevelop the Elders Wool Stores, despite the local government officers recommending the $110 million plan be refused.

Fortescue founder Andrew Forrest has highlighted the threats facing the Pilbara's iron ore industry, calling out those trying to “take the crown" away from Western Australia.

Northern Star Mining Services has been fined $750,000 over a workplace incident that caused a worker to suffer serious spinal and leg injuries.

A development assessment panel has approved Bethanie’s $20 million lifestyle village plan, despite the City of Swan council recommending the proposal be refused.

The state government has announced a $58 million investment in fee-free TAFE courses, in a bid to add more workers to the construction industry.

A defamation trial over a property on Dalkeith’s millionaires’ row is nearing the end with lawyers making their closing submissions in the state’s highest court.

A state government land agency has approved a two-storey cereal breeding research facility, estimated to cost $38 million.

Accommodation provider St Bart’s has submitted two applications to build aged care residential facilities in East Perth, estimated to cost a total of $69 million.

Clive Palmer’s Mineralogy has had a minor win in the state’s highest court, in the bid to inspect the emails of two senior CITIC executives.

Subiaco-based biotech business Holista CollTech has sued a US company in the Supreme Court of WA over alleged misleading and deceptive representations.

St Bart's will close its women’s service in East Perth by July 1, after the organisation was unable to secure funding to continue the temporary accommodation.

Burswood-based Programmed Facility Management has won a $27 million contract to refurbish the accommodation on Rottnest Island.

Blueways Group’s plan to build a $70 million apartment development in Como has been approved by an assessment panel.

BGC Australia and Brickworks have settled a legal dispute in which the latter accused the Len Buckeridge-founded group of predatory pricing.

The future of one of Woodside's US assets remained uncertain, with boss Meg O’Neill saying the company continues to review the project amid challenges in attracting customers.

The Kids Research Institute Australia has sold its former headquarters in Subiaco for $21.55 million, several years after its move to Perth Children’s Hospital.

The state government has awarded PS Structures a $55 million contract for work on the second stage of a high school development.

Geraldton-based Crothers Construction has won a $30 million contract for work on Ashdale Secondary College in Darch.

Residential builder Inspired Homes has gone into voluntary administration, with McGrathNicol appointed to manage the company.

Koby Cooke and Nadia Budihardjo discuss former Fortescue executive Linda O'Farrell's career pivot.

A new barristers’ chambers, which includes the legal counsel for Wright Prospecting and Brittany Higgins, has moved into the top floors of the former Citibank building.

Clive Palmer’s Mineralogy has failed to stop CITIC’s application for the court to inspect its magnetite mine in the Pilbara, ahead of the trial between the two miners.

Brownes Dairy's parent company has recorded profit and revenue increases it attributes to the growth of its export trade.

Former Fortescue executive Linda O’Farrell’s career pivot isn’t as surprising as it initially appears.

Details of two multi-million-dollar neighbourhood centres have been published as the proposals progress in the state government’s planning pathway.

Investors with Chinese connections have fulfilled the federal government's order to sell their shares in rare earths junior Northern Minerals.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged $200 million towards the expansion of St John of God hospital in Midland, if Labor is re-elected in the federal election.