Nadia Budihardjo

Western Australian mining workers continue to face issues of burnout and sexual harassment despite a general improvement in workplace culture, a landmark report reveals.

A development panel has unanimously approved Gary Dempsey’s Scarborough project, a 12-storey development comprising 21 apartments.

Nadia Budihardjo and Liv Declerck discuss the Push Up Challenge’s expansion and recent initiatives.

The proposed multi-billion-dollar Westport development has been referred to the Environmental Protection Authority.

An $11 million neighbourhood centre plan that was previously knocked back over benzene exposure concerns has cleared a planning hurdle after a revision.

Perth-founded Automic Group has become the top share registry provider in Australia after transferring the data from Advanced Share Registry, a business it acquired for $32 million.

Nadia Budihardjo and Liv Declerck discuss moves in the aged care sector ahead of federal reforms.

Kewdale-based PWR has acquired South West Fire Unit Fabrications in Collie in a deal that is understood to be valued at more than $4 million.

Hundreds of jobs at Sierra Rutile will be made redundant after the mineral sands producer announced plans to slash a quarter of its workforce and suspended mining activities.

The state government has committed nearly $19 million for the state’s screen industry, announced at the premiere of a 12-part television series filmed in Western Australia.

Nadia Budihardjo and Tom Zaunmayr discuss hurdles within the disaster fund program.

Exal Group’s $150 million student accommodation development in Waterford has broken ground, after costs blowout and delays.

The corporate watchdog has disqualified mining magnate Joseph ‘Joe’ Gutnick from managing companies after finding he acted improperly as a director.

Independent member for Curtin Kate Chaney has announced she will run again in the next federal election, while firing a shot at the Liberal Party.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the role of renewable energy in industrial developments.

The Environmental Protection Authority has recommended a contentious limestone quarry in the South West be approved with conditions, after years of assessment.

Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska has lodged an appeal to overturn the federal government’s travel ban against him, with former Australian attorney-general Christian Porter assisting.

A national program to increase the number of women in Australian politics has been launched at the University of Western Australia.

ASX Limited has been fined more than $1 million after the corporate watchdog found the market operator breached a transparency rule 8,417 times.

Oil and gas company Santos will have to deal with a native title claim over its $3.5 billion Narrabri project area, after the Federal Court allowed the Gomeroi people's appeal.

The nation’s economy grew 0.2 per cent in the December quarter but the country's annual GDP rose at the slowest rate since the pandemic, according to recent ABS data.

Community services provider Ruah has lodged an appeal against City of Perth over conditions on the Safe Night Space revival in Northbridge.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the hotel sector in Perth.

Brittany Higgins and partner David Sharaz have arrived in Perth for a scheduled two-day mediation with Senator Linda Reynolds, who is suing them for defamation.

Jack McGinn and Mark Pownall discuss the Churack family’s multi-million-dollar donation to fund research into chronic pain management.

A Subiaco-based junior miner has hit back against a legal action over alleged breaches of royalty agreements, describing the claim as without merit and misconceived.

An assessment panel has greenlit a 33-storey student accommodation development in the Perth CBD with an estimated build cost of $80 million.

Nadia Budihardjo and Jack McGinn discuss the state of play in the oil and gas sector.

A business case into expanding the ferry system is being developed for the state government’s next major infrastructure undertaking after Metronet.

Aquabusiness Seafarms Group has committed to reviving Project Sea Dragon after the Federal Court ruled the subsidiary behind the prawn farm proposal be wound up.

Perth council has approved Ruah’s application to operate the Safe Night Space women’s shelter program in Northbridge after Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas proposed some conditions.

Mark Pownall and Jack McGinn discuss the trends among recent recipients of defence industry research grants in Western Australia.