Nadia Budihardjo

An infrastructure company director is taking accounting firm Brentnalls WA and its founder Tony Monisse to court, alleging a loss of $6.6 million in tax rebate.

A nine-storey apartment block a stone’s throw from Subi Strand has been endorsed again after the developer initially failed to get a time extension for a lapsed approval.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the new national housing targets.

The City of Perth has recommended the council approve selling a West Perth laneway, that had been used as a right-of-way, to Kerry Stokes’ private company.

Western Australia’s chief justice has lambasted the quarrel over legal costs in a court dispute between Peter Hood and Tom Henderson-backed MAK Water and its former staff.

Perth architect Barry Baltinas has added another Cottesloe project to his portfolio, a seven-storey development next door to another one of his Marine Parade build.

A City of Melville councillor is suing former Keating government minister and mayor George Gear, alleging defamatory matters were published to the city's elected members and staff.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss a planning policy over residential property and how its led to multiple tribunal disputes.

City of Perth councillor and former deputy lord mayor Di Bain has resigned from council ahead of the upcoming local government elections.

The state government’s Building and Energy department has released its findings from an investigation over pipe leaks across Perth homes, with the results welcomed by builder BGC.

A development panel has approved a $25 million seven-storey apartment proposal to be built in Jolimont despite safety concerns from the local council.

A planning policy over residential property in some western suburbs has led to multiple tribunal disputes.

Four Melbourne Demons directors, including an ex-Iluka Resources boss, have failed to recoup all legal costs from proceedings launched by former club president Glen Bartlett in a WA court.

Sirona Urban is proposing to expand its Fremantle footprint with a $100 million development plan on the site previously earmarked for a DoubleTree by Hilton hotel.

Rex Airlines and Skippers Aviation have once again secured deals to exclusively operate regional air services in the Great Southern, Northern Goldfields and Gascoyne regions.

SRG Global will add another Elizabeth Quay project to its portfolio after being awarded a $25 million contract for work on Multiplex's Nine The Esplanade project.

Adbri subsidiary Cockburn Cement has awarded SIMPEC a $105 million contract for work on its Kwinana plant expansion, which has been estimated to cost up to $420 million.

Decmil has secured a $84 million contract to conduct earthworks at Perdaman’s $6.4 billion urea project in the Burrup Peninsula in the Pilbara.

Lendlease Group has recorded a growth in its funds under management to nearly $50 billion but has reported a loss of $232 million in the 2022-23 financial year.

A former director of a demolition company has been convicted in court, being disqualified from acting in the management of corporations for five years.

A development assessment panel has approved a six-storey public ward and a two-storey theatre expansion at Joondalup Health Campus, estimated to cost $67.2 million.

The relationship breakdown between Lang Hancock and daughter Gina Rinehart during his marriage to Rose Porteous was laid bare during a WA Supreme Court trial over iron ore royalties.

The state’s peak planning body has approved a contentious $75.7 million apartment development in Mosman Park, dubbed Mos Lane, after a three-hour meeting.

Hancock Prospecting has thrown its founder Lang Hancock under the bus, claiming he breached his director's duty while married to Rose Porteous, during a Supreme Court trial.

Peter Wright's children allegedly knew about Hancock Prospecting's interest in disputed Pilbara tenements for more than 20 years before starting legal action, the Supreme Court of WA has heard.

Two apartment projects in Nedlands will have to go through a fresh approval process after the developer found it was no longer feasible to build the original plans.

A development assessment panel has given the green light to Willing Property’s $32 million apartment proposal on Lake Street, with construction slated to start next year.

Hancock Prospecting has called Wright Prospecting's reading of a 1987 agreement a "legal absurdity" during a Supreme Court trial over billions of dollars in iron ore royalties.

Hancock Prospecting has made its opening submissions during a trial over billions of dollars worth of iron ore royalties, starting off by rebutting claims made by DFD Rhodes.

The auditor general has lifted the lid on financial reporting weaknesses and cyber security issues at WA’s tertiary institutions.

A Supreme Court judge has criticised Lotus Resources director Grant Davey's credibility as a witness during legal proceedings over a stake in the Kayelekera uranium project.

A series of developments is set to change the face of the coastal suburb, after years of stagnation.