Nadia Budihardjo

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss Perth company Carabiner Architects.

The University of Western Australia will award former premier Mark McGowan, Perron Group director Elizabeth Perron and molecular biologist Sue Fletcher with honorary doctorates.

Mark Beyer and Nadia Budihardjo discuss e-waste recycling in the state.

Nicheliving directors Ronnie Michel-Elhaj and Paul Bitdorf have proposed to take back the embattled builder, with creditors recommended to approve the pair's $2.7 million plan.

West Perth-based lithium explorer Lepidico has called in administrators from KordaMentha, who intend to start a sale or recapitalisation of the business soon.

A panel of tourism professionals have lauded the sector’s recovery post COVID-19 but detailed the challenges operators in Western Australia still face.

Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the trends observed in the executive remuneration special feature.

Australia has recorded its lowest annual economic growth since 2020, up only 0.3 per cent in the September quarter, the Bureau of Statistics found.

Tom Zaunmayr speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about abattoirs in Western Australia.

ANALYSIS: An exchange between US and Australian navies under Aukus Pillar 1 has given the US plenty to think about.

Alcoa of Australia is set to move into the Perth CBD in 2025, leaving Booragoon where it has been headquartered for 40 years.

Western Australian infrastructure projects will share a $105 million funding package in a bid to unlock land and secure electricity and water supply for thousands of new homes.

Curtin University has opened a campus in Sri Lanka, taking the school’s tally of offshore facilities to five and one of the highest for the sector.

Property developer Adrian Fini has submitted a plan for a three-storey apartment project in Claremont, on the site where his $23 million mansion once stood.

Supagas and Wesfarmers Chemicals, Energy & Fertilisers have settled their deal for the latter to sell parts of its Kleenheat business, including distribution depots in the state.

More than 1,000 homes are expected to be built across 14 suburbs in Western Australia, the first tranche in a plan to boost social and affordable housing supply.

Australian house prices have experienced their weakest growth in almost two years, as experts warn a downturn is gathering momentum in the major capital cities.

A Balcatta machining and heavy metal fabrication company will fork out more than $250,000 over an incident that caused serious injuries to a worker including permanent eye damage.

The state’s highest court has dismissed a former University of Western Australia researcher’s appeal against Lavan, a dispute that has been ongoing for almost 20 years.

The state's peak planning body has approved Mineral Resources' $850 million Lockyer gas plant, a project set to be owned by Hancock Prospecting.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss a shifting trend in office fit outs, in favour of green spaces.

European company STRABAG is in advanced talks to acquire family-owned contractor Georgiou Group, a deal proposed before the passing of founder Spiro Georgiou.

A dispute over Raine Square has returned to court, with Commonwealth Bank launching legal action against Luke Saraceni-directed company's financier for more than $30 million.

Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the state's largest employers.

A troubled housing project based out of the state government's investment in private developer Goldmaster has come to an end with the winding up of the company and return of assets.

Outgoing Western Australian Planning Commission chair David Caddy will join the board of the state's environmental watchdog.

The state government has committed up to $150 million to help the lithium industry but it comes months after several miners already scaled back their operations amid an unstable market.

A regional hotel proposal has been greenlit, overcoming a planning hurdle after a development panel was previously unable to decide on the multi-million-dollar plan.

Alcoa has applied for federal environmental approval to restart a bauxite mining operation in Western Australia that has been inactive for 10 years.

The second big battery in Western Australia is on track to be switched on by Christmas, with the $661 million project recently completed.

Serco Australia and Transperth have renewed their partnership with a $48 million contract over services across the state’s public transport system.

Hesperia has received a development panel's approval to build another multi-million-dollar warehouse in its Hazelmere industrial project area.