Nadia Budihardjo

A Main Roads project to upgrade intersections and allow underground traffic on Charles Street has received criticism from the City of Vincent.

A legal fight between oil and gas giant Woodside and the Australian Workers’ Union continues as an enterprise agreement for North West Shelf offshore workers remains in limbo.

Former British Airways chief executive Rod Eddington has been appointed to the advisory board of Squadron Energy, a subsidiary of Andrew and Nicola Forrest's company Tattarang.

More than 600 hectares of land in North Ellenbrook has recently been assessed as potential future development plans loom for the area.

Qteq executive chair Simon Ashton is suing his former WellDog colleagues, claiming they contributed to the company's insolvency by failing to repay millions of dollars.

The Shire of Kondinin has backed Synergy’s estimated $300 million proposal to build a 150-megawatt wind farm in the state’s Wheatbelt.

The court has dismissed property developer Luke Saraceni’s appeal against Commonwealth Bank of Australia over the $500 million Raine Square project.

Parents of Loreto Nedlands students have demanded a swathe of documents amid a probe into the sudden decision to close the school.

A project proposed on the former Ford Motors and Matilda Bay Brewery site is off to a rocky start with the City of Fremantle’s planning committee opposing the $185 million proposal.

Property mogul Allen Caratti has been ordered to pay more than $1.2 million under a deed of guarantee drawn up 12 years ago.

Australia's largest grain exporter has announced a $4 billion commitment in its network infrastructure and assets, to be invested over the next 10 years.

A West Perth arts precinct, dubbed by locals as the 'Pickle District', is expected to be demolished after an assessment panel approved a five-storey Bunnings to be built on the site.

Nadia Budihardjo talks about short-stay rental accommodation rules and efforts by the state government to regulate the industry.

More documents have been released after the Environmental Protection Authority requested further assessment on a contentious limestone quarry proposal in Binningup.

The state government’s efforts to regulate holiday homes drag on while councils take matters into their own hands.

Charges against former Legacy Iron Ore company accountant Karen Kwan, over allegations of stolen money totalling more than $750,000, have been withdrawn.

Far East Consortium has lodged a proposal to build a 21-storey tower as part of its precinct in the $5.2 billion Perth City Link area.

Two companies have been fined $800,000 and ordered to pay costs over the death of a worker at a Welshpool factory.

Five hectares of land in Wandi, next to Satterley Property Group's Honeywood Estate, have been earmarked for a future residential development.

A proposed 4.5-star hotel in Kununurra is one step closer to construction after the Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley council endorsed its application.

Albemarle Corporation’s plan for a 500-person workers' accommodation village in Binningup has cleared a hurdle following a four-hour meeting.

MSWA has lodged a proposal to build a 24-hour care facility in DevelopmentWA’s Montario Quarter redevelopment area in Shenton Park.

Rental stock is at the lowest level in almost two decades as strong demand drives a price surge, according to a recent property report from REA Group.

A proposed apartment block in Scarborough has failed to garner support from the councillors, after the design was revised to increase the height of one tower.

A disagreement between two levels of government continues after John Carey overrides the council and exempted the Western Australian Cricket Association from paying rates.

Federal treasurer Jim Chalmers announced this year’s budget includes billions of dollars to subsidise childcare fees and more than $500 million to expand paid parental leave.

A western suburbs primary school will close its doors at the end of 2023, just months after celebrating 125 years.

A proposal for a five-storey development in West Perth has been given a thumbs up from the City of Vincent, despite more than 300 objections received during public consultation.

Western Australia’s largest local government has launched an online service, aimed to streamline more than 65 per cent of development applications lodged each year.

A $35 million development in Nedlands has hit a roadblock amid the “heated construction market", with applicant Oryx Communities requesting a two-year extension.

The Town of Cottesloe has been dealt major blows this week after it failed to prevent two developments from gaining approval.

The City of Busselton has remained firm in its opposition to Adrian Fini's Smiths Beach Project, questioning whether the proposal was "development ready".