Nadia Budihardjo

Network Ten has slapped Bruce Lehrmann with a $2 million bill over the latter’s failed defamation action in the Federal Court of Australia.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the new approaches Perth building companies are taking to procure projects.

Andrew and Nicola Forrest’s Fiveight will reconsider its options over the Indiana Teahouse redevelopment after Cottesloe council opposed the proposal.

Sam Jones speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about Australia’s cyber security target and priority.

The Shire of Northam has been fined after clearing hundreds of trees alongside a 2.2-kilometre stretch of road without a permit.

Bhagwan Marine is gearing up to launch its $80 million initial public offering by the end of July, which would value the Kannikoski family's stake at about $70 million.

Regis Resources has applied to join IGO in the legal action South32 launched over a $122 million royalty dispute from the Tropicana gold mine proceeds.

Myer has proposed to merge with Premier Investments, which operates apparel brands including Just Jeans, Jay Jays and Portmans.

Liv Declerck speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about zero2hero's cape2cape trek for business leaders.

A former director of collapsed builder Opus Homes has been fined $40,000 over his failure to manage properties in Perth in his role as building supervisor.

A long-running tiff over Ruah Community Services' bid to revive the Safe Night Space operation in Northbridge has ended after a state government review.

Administrators of Yeeda Pastoral Company will enter another funding agreement to preserve the substantial cattle herd, the Supreme Court of Western Australia has heard.

A 'green' pricing premium for critical minerals produced in Australia remains unlikely, industry experts have told a Business News event.

Mark Beyer speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about some of the state's top philanthropists and how they are aiming to make a difference.

Racing and Wagering Western Australia has awarded Perth-based OPRA Projects a $14.1 million contract for its office upgrade.

Hesperia is set to build a twin-tower development to provide affordable housing within the Murdoch Health and Knowledge precinct.

A western suburbs school site, Loreto Primary and Convent, has been added to the Western Australian heritage list after the facility closed its doors.

The state government has awarded $25 million worth of contracts for new amenities at two high schools, including sport halls and a performing arts centre.

Claire Tyrrell speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about Perth architecture firm Cameron Chisholm Nicol and its 140-year history.

Australian Development Capital has lodged a proposal to build a multi-million-dollar medical centre on the last undeveloped lot in the Claremont on the Park precinct.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has again held the country’s cash rate steady at 4.35 per cent, meeting economists’ expectations.

Town planner Jane Bennett has added another position to her list of government roles, having joined the state’s environmental watchdog.

Nadia Budihardjo speaks to Claire Tyrrell about a federal government-backed initiative to boost women’s participation in the aviation industry.

Western Australia is expected to continue to outperform the rest of the country in its two-way trade with China, Australia’s biggest trading partner.

Housing and rental affordability in Western Australia has declined in the recent quarter, recent data from Real Estate Institute of Australia shows.

A nationwide initiative to promote jobs in the aviation sector will be led by the state’s Civil Aviation Academy.

Mark Pownall speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about a WA company exploiting new navigation technology.

Treasurer Rita Saffioti and the Finance Sector Union have hashed out concerns over the impending closure of Bankwest branches and hundreds of job cuts.

Mark Pownall and Nadia Budihardjo discuss changes in marine services, a Chinese premier's WA visit, Esplanade Hotel, beach shacks, basketball clubs, Forrest's Gaza aid, and the Power 500.

Jack McGinn speaks with Nadia Budihardjo about the state of carbon capture projects in WA and beyond.

Western Australia has the fastest growing population in the country, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reported.

Roy Hill has escalated a mining lease dispute to the Supreme Court of Western Australia, over tenements in the Pilbara.