A former Brite advisor has been permanently banned from providing financial services after the sector regulator found he failed to disclose a conflict and indicated a "lack of integrity and honesty".
A WA Supreme Court judge has warned that Steve Wyatt's showdown with Mineral Resources could be delayed until 2028 after the estranged co-founder again changed his lawyers.
Western Australian universities have continued to overly rely on international students for their financial performance, the state's auditor general finds.
A senior WA CFMEU organiser with a long criminal history has had his right-of-entry permit revoked after the WA Industrial Relations Commission found he engaged in “aggressive and intimidatory conduct”.
Banned director and corporate adviser Adam Blumenthal is fighting the scope of a planned document haul by the liquidators of failed medical cannabis play Melodiol.
Liquidators of collapsed medical cannabis player Melodiol have won the go-ahead to use an SMS message to spearhead a summons aimed at banned director Adam Blumenthal.
The competition umpire will further scrutinise IAG's proposal to acquire RAC's insurance business, warning it could “substantially lessen” insurance market competition in WA.
UPDATED: Details of alleged war crimes by Ben Roberts-Smith, including using a grenade to cover up the murder of two Afghans, have been revealed after he was given bail.
A Perth agent has been permanently banned from the real estate industry after he failed to stop more than $700,000 being transferred out of the agency's trust accounts.
Police have decided not to pursue the assets of tech billionaire Laurence Escalante, who is facing drugs and assault charges brought against him in January.
An upcoming judgment over billions of dollars of iron ore royalties and shared ownership of mining tenements is expected to be short-lived with parties almost certain to appeal.
The state aims to enter a bilateral environmental regulatory agreement with the Commonwealth by late 2026, pushing out the timeframe previously flagged by Premier Roger Cook.
The federal court has handed down its highest penalty for a competition law breach, ordering Qteq and its Perth-based director Simon Ashton to pay $6 million.
