Nadia Budihardjo

Matrix Composites & Engineering has secured $30 million worth of work from Subsea 7 to supply equipment for an international offshore project.

Seven West Media has acquired a near 20 per cent stake in ARN Media Limited, becoming a major shareholder of the Sydney-based broadcast radio company.

DevelopmentWA has approved the amendments to Malaysian developer Victor Goh’s $400 million Elizabeth Quay development, including converting an apartment tower to hotel rooms.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss cutting-edge vet school technology in use in Western Australia.

Businessman John Gillett has proposed to build a single home with a vintage car basement garage on one of the lots on the former Taj on Swan site.

Cyrenian House will refurbish a vacant and graffitied office building in Perth into a drug treatment centre after a panel approved its multi-million-dollar proposal in a tense meeting.

A world-leading scan technology will propel WA to the forefront of equine health education.

WA Cricket has awarded a building contract to ADCO Constructions over works on the WACA Ground Improvement project, which is expected to exceed $160 million.

Mark Pownall and Jack McGinn discuss the state of play in Western Australia's olive industry.

A multi-storey commercial centre has been approved after a four-hour meeting despite concerns from Dalkeith residents, including Kerry Stokes’ right-hand man Brian O’Donnell.

The state's highest court has slammed Philip Cardaci in his failed bid to take back control the estate of his late brother Marc, reportedly worth more than $40 million.

Catholic Education Western Australia executive director Debra Sayce will step down from her role to head a section in the Archdiocese of Perth.

A Federal Court judge has expressed some concerns over the registration process in the historic settlement of up to $180 million in the stolen wages class action.

The state government has committed $24.4 million to support tenants at risk of eviction, in collaboration with community service organisations.

Subiaco-based New World Resources has secured $11 million from a UK mining royalty and streaming company, to fund its Antler Copper project in Arizona, US.

Office developments have become more ESG conscious, with several projects under way in Perth.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss the onset of high-rise development in South Perth.

The Humich family and the City of Fremantle are in the middle of lease negotiations to turn the former South Fremantle landfill site into a car park extension.

Norwest Minerals director and inaugural chairman Michael Tilley died yesterday after an illness.

Developments in South Perth have faced many stumbling blocks, but the high-rise precinct is taking shape.

A developer will turn a rundown West Perth site into a $107 million hotel and apartment complex after receiving unanimous support from an assessment panel.

A commercial development of up to four storeys could occupy a 2,935 square metre lot next to Claremont station as part of a major DevelopmentWA redevelopment.

Western Australian projects and developers have been recognised at a state industry awards, including Adrian Fini being named Property Leader of the Year.

Housing and Planning Minister John Carey has defended building single dwellings amid a push for infill, saying some higher-density projects are just not viable in Perth.

Rio Tinto had no knowledge of the Wright family’s interests in the Pilbara tenements it co-owns with Hancock Prospecting, a court was told.

Tietto Minerals has rejected Zhaojin Capital’s $650 million takeover offer, claiming it was opportunistic and materially undervalues the company.

The state’s biggest grain handler CBH Group has launched legal action against Kaefer Integrated Services over alleged failures at two of its facilities, claiming $23 million in damages.

Murdoch University building Boola Katitjin, designed by Lyons with Silver Thomas Hanley, received top prizes at the 2023 National Architecture Awards.

The Federal Court has temporarily banned oil and gas company Santos from starting pipeline works on its $US4.7 billion Barossa project.

The state government will pay up to $180.4 million to compensate thousands of Aboriginal Australians who were paid little to no wages over decades.

Major employer organisations around the country have united to push the federal government to redraft its “poorly drafted” proposed industrial relations reforms.

West Leederville-based branding and digital company Juicebox has acquired a major shareholding in an Indonesian agency.