Nadia Budihardjo

International education service provider Navitas has reported an annual loss of $338 million and an impairment of $188 million in the recent financial year.

A defamation action lodged in the state's highest court has added to the ongoing dispute between Aerison Group and rival engineering firm Innovent.

A plan for hundreds of Curtin University staff to walk off campus and work from home for the next eight months has been significantly scaled down over fears of docked payment.

The state's Supreme Court has sentenced Chris Marco to 14 years' imprisonment, after he was found guilty of defrauding investors of $34 million.

Hall & Prior and Sister Kate's are one step closer to open Western Australia's first Aboriginal health and aged care facility after a panel approved the multi-million-dollar proposal.

Several groups are concerned after reports found a decline in the number of international students.

Fortescue has failed in its bid to access more documents from Element Zero, a startup the Andrew Forrest-led company alleged copied its green iron technology.

A $500 million workforce accommodation plan has cleared a planning hurdle, receiving a panel's green light after a redesign of the North West project.

Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss how wedding venue operators are navigating an inflationary cost-of-living environment.

A Perth company has been fined almost $1 million over a teenage worker's death, which the workplace health and safety watchdog says is a record penalty under state laws.

The state's highest court has broken a stalemate between Alinta Energy and contractors over critical parts of the Wagerup battery, which has been delayed for nine months.

The wedding industry has had to navigate a new normal amid an inflationary cost-of-living environment.

Paramount Earthmoving founder Shawn Tilley is facing several counts of fraud, with a court appearance scheduled for next month.

An electrician has been fined $42,000 after failing to install a critical safety feature for a switchboard at a Floreat property.

Andrew and Nicola Forrest's vessel maintenance company has been fined $340,000 after a worker fell and was injured at a Henderson marine yard.

Ella Loneragan speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about sustainability trends in the state's wine industry.

A state planning committee has approved a six-storey apartment development to be built in Inglewood, estimated to cost $20 million.

The City of Nedlands is involved in a legal dispute, after its former chief executive Bill Parker launched a court action against the western suburbs local government.

Nadia Budihardjo and Ella Loneragan discuss discuss how premium labels and new export markets offer hope as WA's wine sector feels the squeeze.

Brittany Higgins has walked away from appealing against costs orders in the high-profile defamation trial with former senator Linda Reynolds.

The state government has turned to the private sector to build a manufacturing facility for housing components to speed up and increase residential supply.

Trucking giant Centurion has launched its 30-vehicle fleet of renewable energy trucks, the largest off-grid battery electric project for transport logistics in Australia.

Former politician Anthony Fels has failed in his bid to overturn the state election results after he unsuccessfully ran as a candidate for Churchlands MP Basil Zempilas' seat.

The corporate watchdog has permanently banned Noel Northcott from the financial services industry, after an investigation into a fund's $11.3 million loss.

Three companies have been fined $770,000 over an incident that led to a truck driver's death, when the worker was driving along the Great Northern Highway at night.

Local government election votes continue to be counted as results have lead to several surprises, including incumbent mayors losing the race.

The Federal Court has temporarily restrained Nedlands-based Structural Monitoring Systems from ending its chief executive's employment at the company.

City of Nedlands chief executive Keri Shannon has taken immediate leave, less than three months since commissioners took over the western suburbs' council.

Alinta has launched legal action to urgently recover critical parts needed for its delayed Wagerup battery, alleging contractors breached a $182 million contract by withholding the goods.

The federal government has finalised the international student allocations for 2026, with Western Australia receiving 10 per cent of the additional places for universities.

An almost 5-hectare parcel of land south of Perth has been earmarked for more than 150 townhouses, which are estimated to cost $51 million to build.

Regis has received the green light to build a $24 million aged care facility on a former nursing home site, east of Perth.