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A publican and former gold executive wants to rebuild a scandal-plagued Spanish resort in the Perth Hills and use some of its land for a hemp-focused industrial estate.

Third-party testing of Burk Fuel's petrol sold across Perth has revealed discrepancies in fuel grades.

The university is set to purchase a nine-storey office building in Kings Square from Dexus, in the first significant office deal in more than a year.

The dire shape of the Tate family wine empire has emerged with debts estimated by liquidators reaching as much as $78 million across two companies.

A redevelopment of the Perth Girls School precinct is back on the cards with ADC's $110 million updated plan unanimously approved by a planning authority body.

A Northbridge software firm, backed by John Poynton and previously known for developing a grocery price comparison tool, will attempt to take on the likes of VGW with a new gaming offering.

One of Western Australia's prominent mid-tier goldminers has told the market it could produce gold under the most severe of government fuel restrictions, as the sector monitors the supply squeeze.

Westview Group has signed an agreement with Hatch to finalise the remaining engineering, approvals and construction planning required for a final investment decision on its planned steel mill.

A worker has died and another has been seriously injured after a light vehicle car crash at goldminer Vault Minerals' King of the Hills operation near Leonora on Tuesday morning.

A Subiaco-based architecture firm has been accused of breaching a contract over a high-end apartment complex in Burswood.

A private school is one step closer to building the next stage of its college in Perth's north east, after an assessment panel approved the $49.2 million plan.

The two purchases in Naval Base are part of Main Roads' plans to make way for the state's $7.2 billion Westport project.

New home completions in WA have slipped to their lowest level in almost two years, magnifying calls for the state to pause major infrastructure projects and focus on boosting housing supply.

An assessment panel has greenlit a $35 million plan for apartments in a coastal suburb, after QS Developments scrapped the previously approved project on the site.

UPDATED: Former SAS soldier Ben Roberts-Smith will spend the night behind bars after being charged with the murder of unarmed Afghan civilians.

Chevron has restored domestic gas supply from its damaged Wheatstone facility following Tropical Cyclone Narelle, but export production remains a work in progress.

The North West's importance to Australia's economy places the region in a uniquely powerful position.

The future of the Thunderbird Mineral Sands mine hangs in the balance as Sheffield Resources enters urgent negotiations to resculpt its debt load following a string of production woes.

State-owned energy provider Synergy has launched an investigation into claims of a massive data breach allegedly involving over 900,000 sensitive document, including the personal records of customers.