Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti is reluctant to comment on the state branch of the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union despite moves made by other Australian leaders.
KPMG Australia will undergo a restructure of its legal arm by axing its separate commercial law practice, announcing the move a month after flagging hundreds of job cuts.
The Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union has sued the country's biggest grain handler, alleging it failed to fully pay workers during a strike at its Kwinana premises.
Leonoil Company Limited has made an unsolicited bid for Sierra Rutile, weeks after the mineral producer signed a binding agreement over Gemcorp's takeover.
Recent rainfall has given Western Australian farmers some reprieve for the start of the crop season but an industry body says more was needed to hit a potential 16 million tonne yield.
Woodside has signed a deal with CPC Corporation over the supply of liquefied natural gas to Taiwan, the first time the company will deliver to the country.
Former Eagles player Brad Sheppard has sued the AFL, the club, and two doctors for the injuries he suffered during his career that was cut short after ongoing medical issues.
A tender to redevelop medical facilities in Paraburdoo and Tom Price is expected to be released next month, with the projects set to be delivered under a state government initiative.
Cedar Woods Properties has partnered with Tokyo Gas to develop a 9,784 square metre site in Subiaco that has been earmarked for hundreds of apartments.
A development assessment panel has approved MSWA's multi-million-dollar proposal to build an assisted living centre near Rockingham, for people living with neurological conditions.
A Westgold Resources subsidiary will pay more than $400,000 after a worker's arm was trapped in a conveyor at a processing operation in the state's Mid West.
The corporate watchdog has permanently banned a former WA adviser from providing financial services after finding he engaged in dishonest conduct including faking exam results.
The state government has awarded PeopleSense a $17.5 million contract to provide state-wide counselling to thousands of its education department employees and family members.
Perron Group has sought a four-year extension to start building the $1 billion Cockburn Quarter project, citing “extenuating circumstances” in the market.
Financiers are chasing Iris Residential boss Simon Trevisan over $38.7 million they alleged he failed to pay as security for projects in Claremont and Booragoon.
Retired jockey Damien Oliver has sued his former business manager Neil Pinner, alleging he had stolen millions of dollars through the years of their relationship.