Nadia Budihardjo

Nadia Budihardjo and Sam Jones talk about an education panel that highlighted support for students in early schooling years.

A WA man has been charged with acting in preparation for a terrorist act which allegedly included a mass casualty attack at Parliament House, police headquarters, and Muslim places of worship.

A development assessment panel has approved Tonic Group's $160 million proposal to build a solar farm and battery storage in the state's South West.

The City of Perth council has voted to cut back on the suggested $280,000 spend to tackle workplace issues, including staff departures and harm that required medical intervention.

Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss a new research methodology at UWA.

A WA university and a global consultancy aim to deliver authentic results in research by cutting out the middleman.

Moonies Hill New Energy has cleared a planning hurdle to build a controversial wind farm project in Kojonup, estimated to cost $750 million.

City of Perth councillors are set to vote on spending $280,000 to implement workplace recommendations tonight, continuing a meeting that ran for more than four hours on Tuesday.

A Western Australian farm owner has been fined $22,000 over the death of a shearer who was caught in a decades-old wool press.

Claire Tyrrell talks to Nadia Budihardjo about why Perth's student accomodation sector shares some similarities with Adelaide.

Spud king Tony Galati and brother Vince have sued their siblings over their late mother's estate, continuing the several years-long dispute.

A Singaporean developer has resurrected a Scarborough project more than two years after the state's land agency knocked back its multi-million-dollar proposal.

A state planning committee has approved an expansion of the Osborne Park hospital, as part of the next stage of the $1.8 billion Women and Babies Hospital project.

Claire Tyrrell speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about positives for landlords within Perth's office market.

The City of Perth has started to implement suggestions from the psychosocial risk assessment, including addressing a councillor's “inappropriate communication to staff”.

Concrete manufacturer Holcim has cleared a planning hurdle in its plan to redevelop its Carlisle batching plant and triple production capacity.

Shares in Botanix have dropped more than 40 per cent after the West Perth biotech announced a $45 million capital raising, but at a significant discount to its last traded price.

Paul Blackburne has called for the state government to slow down its spending amid constraints in the construction industry, as the developer speaks at a Business News event.

V&V Walsh has cleared a planning hurdle over its new wastewater treatment plant, with an assessment panel unanimously approving the $32 million proposal.

Atlas Building and national homebuilder Simonds Homes have partnered to accelerate housing supply in the state, marking the latter's entry into Western Australia.

Nadia Budihardjo speaks to Claire Tyrrell about Jacquie Chan's past decade in Perth's restaurant business.

Woolworths Group has cleared a hurdle over its $120 million project on the former White Sands tavern site after the Supreme Court weighed in on its lapsed approval.

After 10 years in the business, Jacquie Chan of Miss Chow's fame isn't afraid to admit less is more.

New laws to clamp down on the illegal tobacco trade are expected to be unveiled by the state government as early as next week, as a local council takes matters into its own hands.

Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss updates to major south west property developments.

A man accused of manslaughter over former Labor secretary Tim Picton's death claims he was scared he would be struck first, a belief police say is "unreasonable".

A development assessment panel has approved an over-50s lifestyle resort proposal for the northern end of the Perth metropolitan area, with the first stage to cost $70 million.

Former City of Joondalup mayor Albert Jacob will oversee the City of Nedlands, the second time the Local Government Inspector appointed a monitor this year.

A dispute between a liquidator and Pitcher Partners over Titan Interactive's collapse has continued, with the court having mulled an injunction against the accounting firm.

Tom Zaunmayr talks to Nadia Budihardjo about how new players within the state's brewery sector are finding unique ways to build a viable business.

The WA Police Force has flagged a multi-million-dollar plan to redevelop the old East Perth lockup into a museum.

Former Western Australian chief scientist Peter Klinken has called for more progress in the education sector, calling it “under threat” and slow to adapt.