Nadia Budihardjo

Mark Beyer and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the Murchison Green Energy project among other hydrogen developments in the state.

The Supreme Court of Western Australia has retrospectively allowed Diploma Construction liquidators to enter a deed of settlement, to avoid a pile up of legal costs.

Bain Capital has offered to acquire Autobarn parent company Bapcor, which operates in 840 locations across the country, for about $1.83 billion.

A development assessment panel was unable to decide on a $31.5 million apartment plan in Nedlands, despite holding a meeting that spanned for more than three hours.

Woodside Energy has achieved first oil at its Sangomar field in Senegal, an offshore project with an estimated cost of up to $US 5.2 billion or $A7.9 billion.

Liv Declerck speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about social enterprises that are investing in the community.

The Shire of Carnarvon’s bid to remove coastal shacks from the Blowholes campsite has taken a hit after the State Administrative Tribunal decided to set aside the demolition orders.

Perenti chair Diane Smith-Gander will replace former High Court chief justice Robert French as chancellor at the University of Western Australia.

Former Western Australian premier Mark McGowan has been recognised in this year’s King’s Birthday 2024 Honours list.

Tom Zaunmayr talks to Nadia Budihardjo about WA Liberal leader Libby Mettam and her plan to rebuild the party.

The Federal Court of Australia has dismissed Bluewaters Power’s bid for an inquiry into the alleged misconduct of Griffin Coal’s receivers despite finding an element of mistrust between the parties.

Stockland has lodged its proposal to build an independent living complex comprising more than 150 dwellings north of Perth, at an estimated cost of $75 million.

International coffee chain Starbucks continues its expansion in Western Australia after a development panel gave another location the green light.

ASX-listed Frontier Energy has walked away from its plan to build the state’s first hydrogen vehicle refuelling station in West Perth.

The state’s peak planning body will go through a reform next month, with new members to be appointed but the size of the panel reduced.

Jack McGinn speaks to Justin Fris about an industrial relations policy trial in WA.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics found dwelling approvals in April fell by 0.9 per cent in Western Australia, against a 0.6 per cent slump nationally.

Fortescue has accused its former employees of misusing information over its green steel production to start up their own company.

Organic recycling company C-Wise has cleared a planning hurdle in its $42 million plan to build a composting facility near Mandurah.

The Town of Cambridge chief executive Gary Tuffin has announced his resignation after being in the role for a little over a year.

Jack McGinn speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about the major infrastructure projects in Western Australia.

National Storage received the green light to build a $19 million warehouse complex in Rivervale, after the proposal was initially knocked back.

State and federal budgets have given WA’s education system a multi-billion-dollar boost.

A proposal for a $450 million complex near Subiaco Oval, to be built by Malaysian developer UEM Sunrise, has been released for public consultation.

Beyond Bank Australia and Police & Nurses are heading towards a merger by next year, with their combined assets to be worth almost $20 billion.

Australia’s GDP had a modest rise in the March quarter but the country still experienced weak economic growth, the Australian Bureau of Statistics found.

Liv Declerck speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about the recent performing arts congress, which was held in Perth for the first time.

The Environmental Protection Authority has backed the increase capacity of Australia’s only commercial repository for Class IV and V waste north-west of Kalgoorlie, with strict conditions.

A Perth CBD-based real estate agency has been fined after failing to lodge nine security bonds worth more than $14,000 within the deadline.

Claire Tyrrell speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about Golden Sedayu's $4 billion Belmont Park project.

Avita Medical shares have had a moderate rise after a US regulator approved the next reiteration of a regenerative cell system for burns developed by Perth surgeon Fiona Wood.

Perth-based Hazer Group has signed a memorandum with South Korea’s Posco over using hydrogen production technology in low carbon steel manufacturing.