The estate of Aspermont chair Andrew Kent will be used to fund a legal dispute interstate, as his widow and children continue a row over the inheritance.
Businessman Greg Poland has taken the witness stand in his pursuit against former journalists and politician Andrew Hastie, as the defamation trial continues in the WA Supreme Court.
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.
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.
Ella Loneragan speaks to Claire Tyrrell about the McGovern Foundation, a charity established by former West Coast Eagles defender Jeremy McGovern and his dad Andrew.
Rosendorff Diamonds has rebutted reports of its administration after the director of its former owner company was involved in a tax dispute in the state's highest court.
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.
A former Sterling First director has been allowed to travel overseas with conditions to ensure he returns to WA, as a trial over the collapsed company's operation looms.
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.
The state's highest court has backed one of Indonesia's largest coal producers' $79 million acquisition of Peppermint Grove-based company Loyal Metals.
Steve Wyatt and his company Destec will be penalised for contempt of court over videos published online, as part of an ongoing spat with Mineral Resources.
A panel has greenlit Saracen Properties' renewed plan for a townhouse development in East Fremantle, after approval for the initial $85 million project on the site lapsed.
Lawyers for Woodside and environmental activists are set to return to court next week, in an ongoing dispute over a protest at the oil and gas giant's office three years ago.
Curtin University has partnered with Octave Intelligence in an initiative to tackle the skills shortage in the construction sector, becoming the first institution to sign up to the program.
A national childcare operator with dozens of locations in Perth has been accused of underpaying more than 1,400 workers, with the alleged total exceeding $2 million.
The state government has moved to curb “phoenixing” by banning building companies that have been linked to financial mismanagement, in light of a recent tribunal decision.
The Commonwealth's dispute with Allen Caratti over charges of financial deception continues in court, with the property developer calling in former attorney-general Christian Porter as his lawyer.