Perth developer Barry Baltinas has submitted plans for a $27 million apartment building alongside the site of Gary Dempsey’s derailed proposal to the state’s expedited planning pathway.
Higher public sector wages, new transport projects and Burrup Peninsula infrastructure are among $2.2 billion of state government spending announced as rising tax revenue fills treasury coffers.
Northfleet Transport says it is on track becoming one of WA’s largest bus, truck and transport companies after acquiring privately owned business JSS Logistics.
Industry sentiment across WA’s property sector is increasingly uncertain as more projects are put at risk or placed on hold, the Property Council of Australia WA Division says.
The state government has revealed big cost increases on three Metronet rail projects while also announcing consortiums led by Acciona and Laing O’Rourke as preferred contractors.
The Shire of Ashburton is concerned about the proposed location of a $100 million workers' camp in Onslow, as Mineral Resources seeks development approval for the facility to support its Western Pilbara iron ore hub.
James Cruickshank has been banned from managing companies for four years, after the former Blue Star Helium boss was found to have breached ASX disclosure laws.
Any remaining hopes for a summer of cricket in Western Australia have been curtailed as a snap border closure to New South Wales forces Perth Scorchers games to other states.
New population data reveals the changing fortunes of Australia’s states, with Western Australia and Queensland achieving solid growth while Victoria suffered a big exodus.
Margaret River-based Cheeky Monkey Brewing Co has taken its new landlord to court in an eleventh-hour bid to stop them from repossessing the premises amid a feud over the lease.
Perth nickel company IGO has continued to push its clean energy strategy confirming it will acquire rival Western Areas in an all cash takeover, ending months of speculation.
The Federal Court has frozen the assets of Applecross-based Ascent Investment and ordered director Michael Dunjey to surrender his passport, amid a probe by ASIC.
Shares had their biggest loss on the Australian market in more than two weeks as investors brace for the final US Federal Reserve decisions of the year.
The state government has confirmed Emily Roper as Director General of the Department of the Premier and Cabinet, nearly two years after the last permanent head resigned.
Wesfarmers says it won’t accept any takeover offer made by Woolworths for API, as the retail giants fight for ownership of Australian Pharmaceutical Industries.
Mining giant Rio Tinto paid more than $1 billion in royalties to four Perth families last year as a result of deals struck by their forebears in the 1960s.
Andrew Forrest may have high hopes for green hydrogen, but plans revealed by Fortescue today to develop the Belinga project in West Africa indicate iron ore pursuits show no sign of slowing.
CBH Group continued to be WA's dominant grain exporter in 2020-21 with 55 per cent market share, but production from the state fell below the level of New South Wales.
The federal and state governments have awarded Strike Energy with a $2 million grant and streamlined approvals for the company’s fertiliser project in the Mid West.
