Prominent property developer Gary Dempsey has taken legal action over his proposed oceanfront apartments in Scarborough, claiming the former architects are harboring the concept designs.
Gold Road Resources will proceed to a compulsory acquisition of DGO Gold after sweetening its all-scrip offer for the Melbourne-based explorer last month.
Mick Murray, a stalwart of Labor politics who held the state seat of Collie over several difficult election cycles, has been appointed to the board of Bunbury's major water utility.
The state government is forging ahead with its bid to rapidly transform Western Australia into a renewable energy powerhouse, but questions remain about the practicalities of the shift.
Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss FIFO harassment, Gudda Darri opening, Waterbank, construction overview, Fluor and Clough contracts, Crown, Nicole Lockwood, Mike Mckenna, pumped hydro, and education feature.
Blackstone has detailed two development opportunities at Burswood, confirmed John Van Der Wielen as its local chair and conceded governance of its casinos is a work in progress.
Wide Open Agriculture has cut the ribbon on a new pilot-scale facility designed to convert lupin into a plant-based protein developed with Curtin University.
A $140 million office building opposite Crown towers will be reconsidered by a development assessment panel but the local authority still objects to the updated design.
Craig Mostyn Group will acquire full ownership of V&V Walsh next week, five years after the two Western Australian family-owned agribusinesses struck their first deal.
Zero carbon lithium aspirant Vulcan Energy has won backing from multinational automaker Stellantis, taking up $76 million worth of stock to become its second-largest shareholder.
Planning minister Rita Saffioti has stepped in to decide on Ruah Community Services’ proposed relocation in Northbridge after the application was refused by City of Perth.
CLIMATE change, an Indigenous Voice to Parliament and preserving superannuation may have come in ahead of universal childcare in Anthony Albanese’s victory speech, but the issue will no doubt be a metric by which his government is judged during the next three years.
Miners, industry bodies and the state government have vowed to do what they can to stamp out sexual harassment amid a scathing report detailing the breadth and severity of the issue.
One of the world’s largest manganese producers is taking its ongoing royalties dispute with Minister Bill Johnston to court after allegedly being told it could be hit with a $17 million bill.
In his first column for Business News, wine writer Ray Jordan says the transformation of Voyager Estate to the elite among Margaret River’s great estates has continued with the release of three chardonnays.
From an exquisite performance by Lior to mashed up anthems of gender equality, the opening weekend of the Perth International Cabaret Festival provides plenty of reasons to come hear the music play, writes David Zampatti.
The reassessment of a proposed new bridge over the Helena River near Midland will represent a rare win for local traditional owners regarding heritage concerns.
