Nadia Budihardjo

Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the delivery of the state's major mining projects.

Mineral Resources boss Chris Ellison spoke with unwavering confidence about the miner’s project in Onslow, saying there was nothing easier than iron ore.

The total investment into the planning phase of the multi-billion-dollar Westport project nears $70 million after the federal government matched its state counterpart's funding.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has unveiled millions of dollars of funding for the resources industry including $566 million for an exploration map, at a Business News event this morning.

Nadia Budihardjo and Mark Pownall discuss a new player in the Dunsborough wine market.

The federal government will invest $519.1 million to help farmers prepare for drought, particularly in regional Western Australia and Tasmania.

The Reserve Bank of Australia continues to hold the cash rate steady at 4.35 per cent at its third board meeting of the year.

Administrators found Australia's low-cost airline Bonza owes money to tens of thousands of creditors, a lawyer claims in the Federal Court of Australia.

Nadia Budihardjo and Tom Zaunmayr discuss moves in the state's dairy industry.

Burtonwood Investment Partners and Saracen Properties have cleared a planning hurdle for its $55 million neighbourhood centre in Anketell.

One of the trains at Chevron’s Gorgon gas plant has been hit by an outage, with the repairs estimated to take weeks.

International goldminer Newmont has had to stop activity at its Telfer gold mine after WorkSafe issued two prohibition notices over the Pilbara operations.

The state government has committed $843 million for affordable housing and homelessness initiatives in the upcoming 2024-25 budget.

Nadia Budihardjo and Liv Declerck discuss Leadership WA's 20th anniversary.

Town of Cambridge mayor Gary Mack has failed to sway his fellow councillors to buy a West Leederville site previously earmarked for a resort by Ricky Hirsch-led company FTD.

The proponent of the state’s first surf park is a step closer to making the venue an Olympic training ground, bolstered by a partnership between Aventuur and Surfing WA.

A shopping centre in East Bunbury has sold to South Australian investors for $4.72 million.

The Western Australian Planning Commission has approved a $280 million replacement of the 80-year-old Fremantle Traffic Bridge.

Cygnet Bay pearl farmers have sued Windsor Knight for almost $2 million, in a legal dispute over office tenancies in a Subiaco shopping centre.

Isabel Vieira and Liv Declerck discuss what’s in store for WA wineries after the recent removal of tariffs by China.

Ousted Town of Cambridge mayor Keri Shannon has been named the next chief executive at the City of Nedlands, bringing an end to the months-long search for the role.

Cheryl Edwardes-chaired Red Hawk Mining has high hopes over its Blacksmith iron ore project in the Pilbara after completing a preliminary feasibility study.

St John of God has proposed to build a five-storey private hospital in its Midland precinct, estimated to cost almost $160 million, to replace the services acquired by the state government.

Brittany Higgins' fiancee has bowed out of the looming defamation trial launched by Liberal Senator Linda Reynolds, announcing his decision via social media amid a court hearing today.

The state government has committed almost $80 million in the upcoming budget to upgrade water networks across Western Australia.

An assessment panel has approved Woodside Energy’s proposal to build a carbon farm in the Shire of Gingin, days after the oil and gas giant dealt with tensions over its climate action plan.

Fertiliser company Nutrien Ag has secured a minor win in its legal fight against Fremantle Port Authority, after the court temporarily stopped the lease expiring.

Mark Beyer and Nadia Budihardjo discuss NAIF, one of several government agencies approving big loans for major projects.

Jandakot mining services company Tasmea has made its debut on the Australian Securities Exchange after raising $59 million through an initial public offering.

The state government will allocate $410 million to build and upgrade school infrastructure across Western Australia in the upcoming budget.

The Federal Court has knocked back property developer Nigel Satterley’s claim that a $2.5 million payment to compensate shareholders after a failed project should be tax deductible.

Isabel Vieira and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the education sector's work pipeline.