Curtin University has put on hold planned upgrades to its Kalgoorlie housing, despite a panel recently approving $15 million worth of works at the student accommodation.
Former Eagles player Andrew Donnelly and wife Natasha have been given another week to find legal representation to fight the taxation office's claim of a $1 million debt.
Ingenia Communities Group has again rejected a $2 billion takeover bid from a US equity firm, which would have axed its plan to acquire land developer Peet.
A class action against BGC continues in the Supreme Court of WA with lawyers trying to resolve the sample groups needed to represent some 7,000 affected customers.
Parties have executed a deed to return The Royal Hotel in Perth to Parker Group's hands, which includes a $850,000 fund from the John Parker-led hospitality business.
An inquiry report into the City of Perth will be made public but previous findings will remain confidential, as Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley responds to transparency concerns.
The state's highest court has dismissed amended claims brought by former tomato king Michael Le against Commonwealth authorities, related to a raid on his property more than a decade ago.
A legal dispute between a North Fremantle home buyer and PARC Developments boss Pete Adams continues with a new writ lodged in the state's highest court.
Mark Pownall is joined by Sam Jones, Tom Zaunmayr, Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics including the defence sector, Pilbara mining deals, gas reservations and Northern Star.
The Royal Hotel in the CBD owes more than $2 million to the tax office and was likely insolvent since early 2024, administrators claim in their report.
Gold Valley Iron Ore and director Yuzheng Xie have successfully appealed their penalties, in which they were fined more than $2 million over unauthorised mining.
Stockland has cleared a planning hurdle to progress its residential community in Perth's south, after receiving approval to start $47 million worth of earthworks.
Administrators appointed to several Parker Group eateries have received a time extension to hold a creditors' meeting and to look into selling off some businesses.
Western Australian aged care providers have criticised the federal government's move over the national funding price, claiming it could put project investments at risk.
The Federal Court has ordered former minister Linda Reynolds to file an updated statement of claim after mediation with the Commonwealth did not go to plan.
A consulting group that withdrew from reviewing the City of Perth's council has cited “reputational grounds” for exiting the project, internal emails reveal.