Nadia Budihardjo

The state government has awarded MercyCare a contract to operate a women's shelter service, replacing a soon-to-be closed St Bart's facility in East Perth.

The federal government's commitment to improving early childhood education continues as data is collected on preschool students.

Mandoon Estate owner Allan Erceg and Primewest founder Jim Litis have submitted an application to build a $34 million commercial centre near the Bunbury Farmers Market.

The state's land agency has published Erben's designs for a 21-storey student accommodation project next to the upcoming ECU campus in Perth CBD.

Corporate consultancy ReGen Strategic has cut a couple of its staff from its strategic communications arm, but has plans to grow its team.

Medical burns specialist Fiona Wood has called for a serious boost in medtech funding, to stop a “runaway train” in the health sector, during a Business News event today.

Former Synergy chief executive David Fyfe has been appointed as chief operating officer of Belmont-based infrastructure provider GenusPlus Group.

Subiaco-based Lucapa Diamond Company has been placed in voluntary administration, with KordaMentha appointed to urgently assess the group.

The state's peak planning body has received Blackburne's proposal to build a 17-storey luxury apartment project in South Perth, estimated to cost $70 million.

Western Suburbs-focused The Post will soon print its own editions, in a bid to maintain independence and break the monopoly of newspaper presses in the state.

Nadia Budihardjo speaks to Claire Tyrrell about a new barristers chambers in the Perth CBD.

Infinite Green Energy has temporarily avoided liquidation after the Supreme Court of Western Australia adjourned a bid to wind up the company.

Perth developer Generis has received the green light to build a $20 million apartment project in South Perth.

Experienced barristers have set up a practice on the Terrace, the latest in a string of smaller chambers in Perth.

Nadia Budihardjo speaks to Claire Tyrrell about the obstructions to justice in the state's legal landscape.

WestStar Industrial's engineering subsidiary SIMPEC has secured a $17 million contract over work at Pilbara Minerals' flagship Pilgangoora project.

The state government has awarded a $12.3 million contract to EV charging provider JET Charge, over work on a bus depot in Perth.

A development assessment panel has approved South Energy's proposed $400 million battery storage system, the latest renewable energy project to be built in Narrogin.

Changes in the WA legal landscape have shown the concerning gaps present in the access to justice.

Premier Roger Cook has signalled a better relationship with the City of Perth, after the former Lord Mayor Basil Zempilas' exit from council.

The state government has committed more than $70 million towards medical research, including allocating $25 million among 20 WA institutions.

The Forrest family empire's property division's proposal has been described as a gamechanger for the city and an "architectural statement".

The Supreme Court has settled a dispute relating to administration costs over the property company owned by former City of Perth Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi and her husband.

A $20 million proposal to add dozens of apartments to Inglewood has been submitted to the state's peak planning body.

The environmental watchdog will assess the proposed expansion of Talison Lithium's Greenbushes mine which includes clearing more than 500 hectares of land.

Residential builder Inspired Property Group, trading as Inspired Homes, has been placed in liquidation after the second creditors' meeting this morning.

A former geological consultant to Beacon Minerals has pleaded guilty to insider trading, over almost 6.7 million shares, in the Supreme Court of Western Australia.

Blue Diamond Australia has secured planning approval to build a multi-million-dollar ammonium nitrate plant in the state's Mid West.

A development assessment panel has been unable to decide on a $400 million solar hybrid project in Narrogin, returning the proposal to the applicant for another month.

The founding family of Zorzi Group have sued a Perth entity over a Melbourne property, in a dispute related to the collapsed builder's parent company Western Alliance.

Macmahon subsidiary Decmil Group has been awarded two contracts, worth a total of $80 million, over work in Western Australia and the east coast.

Clive Palmer's Mineralogy has launched another action against Chinese miner CITIC, in hopes to revive its claim for a $5 billion loss over royalties on low-grade ore.