Nadia Budihardjo

Nadia Budihardjo and Victoria Laurie discuss challenges within Western Australia's arts sector.

The WA Court of Appeal has dismissed a shareholder's bid to thwart a transfer of Yeeda Pastoral Company's shares, as part of the $56 million sale of the Kimberley business.

Real estate agency NAI Harcourts Metro has doubled its portfolio after acquiring Darrell Crouch & Associates' property management roll.

A heritage-listed building in Subiaco will be refurbished as an expanded Bob Hawke College classroom, as part of the $15 million expansion of the school.

Ella Loneragan and Nadia Budihardjo discuss why financial restraints felt by soon-to-be newlyweds is affecting some of Perth's bridal stores.

A Perth executive has sued a Brisbane-registered company and several people related to it, including former federal minister Ken Wyatt, over a Bitcoin dispute.

A Perth-based businessman has donated $100 million to Murdoch University's veterinary school, which will be used to overhaul the facility.

Clough-backed Twinza Oil will hold a meeting with creditors over debt for equity swap scheme arrangement, as the company wades through administration.

The financial restraints felt by soon-to-be newlyweds is affecting some of Perth's bridal stores, but it could signify a reset of the wedding industry.

Austal USA has been awarded a $US273 million contract to build an offshore patrol vessel for the United States coast guard.

The Economic Regulation Authority has issued Tronox a penalty after an investigation unearthed almost $12 million worth of incorrect energy payments.

A Curtin University-operated hub, partly funded by the state government's $40 million agreement with Chevron, is set to support major projects aimed to decarbonise the state.

WA Country Health service chair Neale Fong has called for primary care to be returned to state government's hands and out of its federal counterpart's jurisdiction.

Some Western Australian universities have weighed in and welcomed the federal government's increased threshold for international students' intake for 2026.

A self-storage facility on a West Perth site owned by the family of Kreepy Krauley founder, the late Terry Jackson, has been given a tick of approval.

Satterley Property Group claims a bushfire modelling that can take months to compile will push out the four-week hearing scheduled in the state's tribunal next month.

The environmental watchdog will assess Newmont's proposed Boddington mine extension, expecting impacts from the flagged clearing of 528 hectares of native vegetation.

The tax office has chased Gold Valley chair and founder Yuzheng Xie for alleged unpaid taxes dating back to 2018, in a claim of more than $6 million.

A study from Curtin University is set to change the research on stuttering, after the discovery of a genetic link to predict which family members will live with the speech condition.

Shareholders in Laurence Escalante's VGW have backed his family's office acquisition of the business, which gives the billionaire almost full ownership of the gaming company.

A former Mosman Park financial adviser who allegedly misappropriated more than $1 million of investors' funds will have to wait until next year for his sentencing.

Australian Vanadium is one step closer to build its $450 million processing plant in Geraldton, which the company says is important to unlock its supply chain.

Ella Loneragan and Nadia Budihardjo discuss a push to increase WA's tourism offerings.

The state's peak planning body has approved DevWest's $24 million application to build a two-storey neighbourhood centre, despite concerns from the nearby IGA.

Northern Star Resources has cleared a planning hurdle over its $65 million accommodation for workers at its Kalgoorlie mines.

Michael Oosterhof-chaired Eastcourt has received the green light to build about $24 million worth of industry development in Hazelmere.

The federal government has pledged to reduce all student debts by 20 per cent, which would wipe more than $16 billion owed by millions of Australians.

Nadia Budihardjo and Ella Loneragan discuss hurdles plaguing the Indigenous tourism sector.

The state government has dismissed Bulletin Resources' appeal over mineral exploration near Ravensthorpe, a move environmental groups described as a landmark decision.

The Commissioner of State Revenue has moved to wind up the company which owns the Library nightclub site, once controlled by Modco Residential founders.

The state government has committed $57 million to tackle road safety risks, funding more than 100 projects in Western Australia.

Rio Tinto will upgrade its Wickham Village accommodation in Karratha, with construction estimated to cost $16 million, and extend the operation for almost a decade.