Nadia Budihardjo

Curtin University is set to add a $200 million science building at its Bentley campus after a development panel gave the green light.

The record-breaking temperatures and extreme bushfire risk recorded last month caused the closure of almost 30 schools.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss recent moves made by Satterley Property Group.

Shipbuilder Austal has been awarded a contract to design and construct a 71-metre passenger cargo vessel that is worth up to $40 million.

A 4.29-hectare lot owned by Perth businessman Alan Tribe, which was understood to be previously earmarked for an IKEA store, will soon hit the market.

Provisional dates for an eight-week trial have been set for Mount Hawthorn businessman Chris Marco, who has been accused of defrauding investors of more than $30 million.

Clough's Italian owner Webuild has exceeded 2023 financial guidance across its global portfolio, in its first year as the owner of the Perth-founded business.

Planning Minister John Carey has stepped in to call for a ministerial review over the Safe Night Space shelter operation, initially a collaboration between City of Perth and Ruah.

Jack McGinn and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the politicisation of the cashless card welfare initiative.

WA's peak tourism body has slammed the state government's decision to phase out tours that travel through Horizontal Falls in the Kimberley, estimating a loss of millions of dollars.

Shares in Pentanet have skyrocketed after the Perth internet and cloud-gaming company extended its exclusive distribution deal for NVIDIA's technology.

The $1.6 billion Collie battery, that is expected to be one of the biggest grid-scale batteries in the world, is one step closer towards a 2025 completion.

Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the career to date of WA Energy Minister Reece Whitby.

PYC Therapeutics is rattling the tin for up to $74.6 million to fund the progress of its medical drug trials, including for blinding eye and polycystic kidney diseases.

The state's peak planning body has approved Coles' $29m plan to build a neighbourhood shopping centre in Ravenswood.

A panel of privacy professionals has urged businesses to practice security measures when sharing information online, including reviewing third-party vendors.

West Perth-based Fenix Resources has won a haulage and logistics services contract with iron producer Gold Valley, valued at $70 million.

Ausco Modular has been appointed as the builder for the $15 million double-storey modular building at Shenton College.

Former minister Peter Tinley has announced his retirement from politics after serving as the Member for Willagee for 15 years.

Nadia Budihardjo and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the issues WA junior miners face in developing overseas projects.

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.