A planning body has approved a nine-storey apartment tower in the state's largest cafe strip, believed to be the first major development in the area for decades.
The Supreme Court judge who presided over the Claremont serial killer trial will join the Corruption and Crime Commission after stepping down from the bench.
The Federal Court has given property developer Devwest Group time to raise funds to cover its debt, in an ongoing dispute with the Australian Taxation Office.
ANALYSIS: The auditor general's warning to WA's universities and TAFEs could serve as a wake-up call to bolster security controls, if not already under way amid recent cyber-attacks.
The Fast Eddys site in Perth CBD has been earmarked for a seven-storey development, with a $10 million plan lodged seven years after the 24-hour restaurant closed.
A multi-million-dollar project has been submitted to DevelopmentWA, with the plan expected to add affordable and social housing to a train station precinct.
More mining billionaires have lodged appeals in the mammoth legal fight over an iron ore empire, with the matter scheduled for a 20-day hearing in the state's highest court.
Shell has taken Woodside Energy and Paladin Resources to court over another clean-up bill to decommission Northern Endeavour, claiming $83 million in compensation.
Western Australian universities have continued to overly rely on international students for their financial performance, the state's auditor general finds.
A multi-million-dollar funding boost has taken the Cottesloe foreshore redevelopment off the ice, advancing the project five years after a masterplan was finalised.
National law firm Thomson Geer has split its practice to rebrand and launch a specialist division for AI-related work, which includes a handful of its Perth lawyers.
More than a dozen manufacturers will share a $49 million funding pool to boost homes supply in the state, including advancing Pique's modular housing facility in Perth's north.