Nadia Budihardjo

Former Continental Coal director Peter Landau has been sentenced to more than five years in prison over several charges, including stealing as a director.

The Western Australian Planning Commission has knocked back an amended plan from Satterley Property Group for North Stoneville.

A six-storey storage facility will occupy 3,490 square metre lot on Pier Street after a panel approved the $33 million proposal.

A potential $80 billion merger between Woodside and Santos is on the cards as both major oil and gas producers confirmed discussions had taken place.

Sirona Urban has received the green light to build a $100 million development on the failed DoubleTree by Hilton site in Fremantle.

Senator Linda Reynolds has sued former ACT director of public prosecutions Shane Drumgold for defamation over a letter she claimed was republished in an article about the Bruce Lehrmann trial.

James Warburton will resign as Seven West Media chief executive at the end of the financial year, with a successor already announced.

Australian Potash directors have appointed voluntary administrators to the company in a bid to avoid litigation through a sale of the business.

Telstra will refund wrongfully billed customers a total of $21 million by the end of year and a $3 million penalty for breaching the relevant consumer code.

Chalice Mining has received all approvals to start the next stage of drilling at its Julimar project complex, about 70 kilometres north-east of Perth.

Leederville Oval, which has been the home ground of several WAFL clubs, has been renamed as part of a three-year sponsorship deal.

Woodside is one step closer to developing a solar farm, valued at up to $300 million, to supply energy to the Burrup Peninsula and its Pluto LNG plant.

Isabel Vieira and Liv Declerck discuss an art program providing an empowering platform for young Indigenous women.

Singapore-based developer Meadpoint is facing a planning hurdle with its $100 million 27-storey Scarborough project recommended for refusal.

A development assessment panel has refused a $60 million plan to build a private school to cater for more than 1,000 students in southwest of Perth.

A West Perth building that formerly housed Thompsons fashion retailer has been sold for $2.3 million, changing ownership for the first time in almost a century.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has held the country’s official cash rate at 4.35 per cent, offering a slight relief to mortgage holders 20 days before Christmas.

Two Capricorn Metals directors have sold parts of their shareholding, including chairman Mark Clark who received a $23 million payout.

Jack McGinn and Isabel Vieira discuss a year of change and transition at Perth Airport.

The complex litigation over iron ore royalties resumed in court with Hancock Prospecting’s lawyer coming out swinging against claims made by Gina Rinehart’s children.

The University of Notre Dame Australia has received federal government funding to support a proposed medical school at its Broome campus, which could accommodate 20 students a year.

A joint venture between infrastructure provider GenusPlus Group and ACCIONA has been awarded a $1.4 billion contract to deliver a transmission project.

Nadia Budihardjo and Isabel Vieira discuss the expansion plans of three of the state's universities next year.

Mineral Resources subsidiary Onslow Iron is taking Red Hill Station's owners to court over allegations of assault and being temporarily locked out of the $3 billion project site.

The former Mediterranean restaurant in Subiaco, once owned by Alan Bond, will be demolished to make way for a five-storey apartment block.

Three WA universities are locking in plans to expand their facilities next year.

Isabel Vieira and Mark Pownall discuss 50 years of The University of Western Australia's MBA course.

City of Perth Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas has doubled down on the closure of an East Perth crisis accommodation centre, calling Premier Roger Cook’s comments undermining.

Owners of the Claremont Hotel, which reopened this year after a $12 million refurbishment, have launched legal action against a contractor for alleged breach of contract and delay.

Isabel Vieira and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the state of play for WA's largest employers.

Australia’s biggest telecommunications provider has been fined more than $300,000 for repeated safety and privacy failures over customers' emergency information.

North Metropolitan TAFE students will have hands-on experience and training in renewable energy infrastructure after the campus signed an agreement with Horizon Power.