One Nation's Secret Harbour by-election candidate, Luke Herdegen, has talked openly about regular Saturday nights of “cocaine, vodka and whiskey” while living in London a decade ago.
Microsoft co-founder and tech billionaire Bill Gates quietly visited Western Australia earlier this year to scout hyperscale data centre opportunities in the Pilbara.
Planning authorities have unanimously approved a $240 million plan to convert the CBD's St Martins Centre into a 240-room hotel, with office and retail space.
Woodside claimed more people could be involved in a stench gas protest at its Perth office, in its pursuit against activists in the state's highest court.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson says she's unaware her candidate for the Secret Harbour by-election had a history of “doing large amounts of cocaine”.
Mining executive Tim Goyder and his wife have hit a planning roadblock, in the couple's bid to maintain privacy at their $17 million Peppermint Grove house.
Striking Pilbara unions said they would not “rule out” more stoppages after downing tools on Thursday, in what is the mining region's first industrial shutdown for almost three decades.
The City of Nedlands has appointed a new chief executive, bringing an end to the recruitment search after a troubled time at the western suburbs council.
Mineral Resources' CSI subsidiary has made a Swan Valley business a target in its legal campaign to find those responsible for the toppling of a crane at Mt Whaleback.
DP World's plan to use new crane technology in Fremantle was not a “significant change”, the Federal Court has found in the stevedore's dispute with the wharfies' union.
