Nadia Budihardjo

Sam Jones speaks to Tom Zaunmayr about Lubdub, a Perth-based medical technology company looking at cardiovascular imaging.

Rio Tinto has signed up to be the anchor tenant of BGRE's 27-storey office tower in Elizabeth Quay, confirming months of speculation.

Generation Steel has engaged Clough to design, plan and price the construction of an $850 million steel mill in Collie.

The State Administrative Tribunal has fined three builders $40,000 over misleading conduct.

Financial Crimes Squad detectives have charged a 34-year-old man with 83 counts of stealing as a servant while working at a car dealership.

A Perth tech entrepreneur has launched legal action to oust his partner out of his $5.9 million Watermans Bay home.

Riverton MP Jags Krishnan has launched his own legal action against the people who sued him over an alleged $1 million loan in a New Jersey court.

Creditors have backed a $13 million deal to rescue Betts Group out of administration and keep the 134-year-old business in the founding family's control.

The City of South Perth council voted to sack chief executive Liz Ledger retrospectively, after she resigned from the role earlier this week.

Research collaborations between universities in Perth and South-East Asia could help businesses.

Fortescue chair Andrew Forrest has pushed for more energy generation in Australia so the country can stop relying on certain world leaders, naming US President Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin.

The state government will move to legalise plug-in solar panels and batteries for apartment and rentals, mirroring power systems used in European households.

The City of South Perth council will “shortly” decide how to move forward after its chief executive resigned, days after an appointed monitor finished her term.

Lawyers have questioned experts over Gina Rinehart-led Hancock Prospecting's helipad proposal in West Perth, in an ongoing dispute in the tribunal.

Chevron and South32 have signed a five-year deal for gas supply to the latter's Worsley Alumina operations.

Property developer Blackburne has lodged a multi-million-dollar plan to build a 24-storey apartment building across two beachfront lots in Scarborough.

Hancock Prospecting claimed the noise from the company's helipad in West Perth would be similar to a kettle boiling, an argument rebutted by the City of Perth.

Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the Global Citizen conference, held in Perth this week.

Former state opposition leader Zak Kirkup has been called in as a witness to an ongoing defamation trial between businessman Greg Poland, former journalists and politician Andrew Hastie.

Former Rex chief executive Kim Hai Lim has been disqualified from managing corporations for four years and was ordered to pay $800,000 over the airline's breaches.

P&N Bank has recorded a $30 million profit in FY26, which the Perth-based business says provided a solid foundation to progress its merger Bank Australia.

Fortescue has shopped around its green metal product to prospective “Asian powerhouses”, chief executive Dino Otranto revealed.

Premier Roger Cook has launched an investment prospectus, to invite more renewable energy players to invest in the state, to kick off an international conference held in Perth.

A proposal for a 720-bed student accommodation project in Northbridge, estimated to cost $128 million, has been lodged with the state's peak planning body.

Nadia Budihardjo is joined by Gary Adshead, Claire Tyrrell, and Tom Zaunmayr to discuss university mergers, prime beachfront sites, Dianella Plaza, Victor Goh, and more.

The federal government has declared an offshore site for the proposed Bonaparte carbon project, to store greenhouse gas from the $US45 billion Ichthys LNG plant.

The return to Perth of his international advocacy platform brings co-founder's journey full circle.

Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss Austal's US arm.

WA's construction union has given a ringing endorsement of Victor Goh as they start work on a new pay deal with the under-fire property developer.

Mark Creasy-backed CZR Resources has increased its interest on Zuleika Gold through off-market takeover offers.

Greens senator Jordon Steele-John has taken leave amid an investigation into complaints made against the Western Australian politician.

Ella Loneragan and Isabel Vieira discuss the recent property interest and investments in Bullsbrook.