Hancock Prospecting has relaunched its proposal for a helipad on top of its West Perth headquarters, making just two substantive changes to the plan that was rejected by the City of Perth last year.
Leaked documents have lifted the government's veil of secrecy around the amount of taxpayers' money being spent to bring sports and entertainment events to Western Australia.
The state's Environmental Protection Authority has waved through Gina Rinehart-chaired Hancock Prospecting's $850 million Belisama gas hub in the Perth Basin.
The impasse between WA Police and the state's judiciary over manning more than 20 regional courts has been resolved, according to Attorney General Tony Buti.
Support for Pauline Hanson's party has dipped in the latest polls following her controversial National Press Club address, as Labor brands the major speech a "reality check" for Australians.
The Liberal Party WA has lost an MP from the lower house of Parliament after the member for Nedlands resigned to become an independent and immediately ruled out joining One Nation.
Woodside chief executive Liz Westcott has praised the “courage” of federal politicians for resisting a mooted 25 per cent gas export tax, in a speech at Parliament House in Canberra.
Premier Roger Cook says the decision of mining billionaire Gina Rinehart to name apartments for homeless veterans after accused war criminal Ben Roberts-Smith is a matter for her and her company.
Police have used their fixed wing fleet of aircraft to transport accused criminals 71 times in just three weeks because more than 20 regional courts have closed.
The third case of bird flu in West Australia is expected to be confirmed in coming days after a migratory seabird was found with symptoms on a beach between Dunsborough and Busselton.
A government handshake with the Greens over the treatment of self-managed super funds has riled the finance industry, as Labor looks to counter the rise of One Nation
Serious concerns about radiology billing processes at Kalgoorlie Health Campus were first referred to the Corruption and Crime Commission last year, a budget estimates hearing has been told.
The Water Corporation is considering spending $1.3 billion to replace its ageing western suburbs water treatment plant, in a move which could free up prime land in Shenton Park.
Contentious tax reforms are set to become law after the Greens agreed to support Labor's legislation through the Senate in return for extending an inquiry into separate NDIS changes.
The City of South Perth is the latest local government to be in the spotlight after three councillors resigned over the weekend, with the minister calling for a reset of the sector.
An average of $8.6 billion will need to be spent Western Australian energy projects each year if the state is to hit net zero by 2050, according to analysis by Deloitte.
Native title stakeholders must stop finger-pointing and sit down together to build a better heritage approvals process, one of the state's leading consultants says.
Controversial changes to both the tax system and the NDIS are under negotiation as Labor tries to land a deal with the Greens before parliament breaks.
The average waiting time for large customers seeking connection to Western Power's network remained static year-on-year, despite an ongoing focus on reduction.
WA Labor stalwart Bill Johnston will helm the Freight and Logistics Council WA, taking the role from Megan McCracken after she spent four years in the job.
Net overseas migration is slowly falling, but the figures remain above Labor's forecasts and the dramatic cuts demanded by the coalition and One Nation.
Project proponents have been warned of approval delays after the federal government cut grants to native title representatives by as much as 40 per cent.
