One of WA's oldest specialist police units, the Gold Squad, uses intelligence to crack open gold theft and illegal processing cases, which has spread beyond the Goldfields.
The Fair Work Ombudsman has launched legal action against a former East Victoria Park restaurant and its director, alleging more than a dozen workers were underpaid.
Australia's corporate regulator is accusing a financial planning company of engaging in "industrial-scale misconduct" for exposing nearly 7000 investors to dodgy super funds.
The corporate regulator is suing sunken explorer AVZ Minerals and two Perth directors for allegedly failing to disclose an escalating legal dispute linked to a mammoth African lithium deposit.
The Business Council of Australia says WA is the second worst state in the country for doing business, with payroll tax, land tax and retail trading hours the main problem areas.
The corporate watchdog has flagged easing reporting requirements for smaller firms while warning private credit to shape up or face tougher regulation.
The former finance manager of Avid Resources claims the contracting group's cashflow difficulties began straight after Ansh Gautam acquired the businesses from the wreckage of RCR Tomlinson.
Wesfarmers boss Rob Scott has disclosed a challenging outlook for several of the group's businesses while also detailing an alarming rise in retail crime and threats to staff.
A Perth company has been fined almost $1 million over a teenage worker's death, which the workplace health and safety watchdog says is a record penalty under state laws.
The corporate watchdog has permanently banned Noel Northcott from the financial services industry, after an investigation into a fund's $11.3 million loss.
Three companies have been fined $770,000 over an incident that led to a truck driver's death, when the worker was driving along the Great Northern Highway at night.
Two Perth insurance players have been charged over a five-year failure to lodge financial statements after the corporate watchdog launched an investigation.
The ATO has declined a Tax Ombudsman suggestion to re-route calls from accountants to experienced staff as pressures mount between tax agents and the agency.
An air conditioning company and its director will fork out more than $140,000 over an incident where a worker fell from a Balcatta building and suffered serious leg injuries.
A licence dispute between Jim Beyer-led Regis Resources and a prospector has thrown mining wardens' jurisdiction into uncertainty, a court decision shows.
The state's environmental umpire is recommending approval for BHP's proposal to expand its Jimblebar Hub to sustain the major Pilbara iron ore operation.
A Perth company and its former director will fork out about $65,000 over failures to fix defective building work and providing non-compliant contracts.
The anti-corruption watchdog has found serious misconduct after investigating an employee in a state government health agency, over his work in procuring a $142 million contract.
BHP will come to the bargaining table over pay and conditions for some of its Port Hedland port employees, in a move the Western Mineworkers Alliance described as “long overdue”.
Duncan Stewart, the brother-in-law of then-Kidman chief executive Martin Donohue, has been sentenced for insider trading in relation to the Wesfarmers takeover of Kidman Resources.
Big Four bank ANZ has been slugged with one of the largest penalties ever for widespread misconduct, ranging from overstating trades to charging dead customers.
