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One of the owners of a Jutland Parade lot, who was entangled in a dispute over an unlevelled verge, is suing a City of Nedlands councillor for defamation.

SRG Global has locked in $50 million worth of contracts for a suite of infrastructure work across the WA resources industry.

Regulation of Crown's Perth operations will be overhauled in line with the Royal Commission's suggestions, but the government has declined to act on several of the inquiry's proposed reforms.

GDI Property Group's longstanding chief executive Steven Gillard has stepped down from leading the company.

Fresh labour market data shows the unemployment rate falling back to 3.5 per cent, with 65,000 jobs added.

Fresh labour market data shows the unemployment rate falling back to 3.5 per cent, with 65,000 jobs added.

Spending more money on hospitals is an inadequate solution to the problems facing this state's health system.

Sydney-based Tellus Holdings has been given the green light to operate what it says is Australia's first commercial hazardous waste repository, 240 kilometres north-west of Kalgoorlie.

Green light for first nuclear waste storage repository

Kwinana-based welding and fabrication business Taylors Engineering WA has been sold to South Australian engineering firm Ahrens, with the buyer looking to bolster its presence in the state.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell reviews the highlights of her in-depth feature on the state's land developers.

The city's industrial rents have grown by 41 per cent in 2022, the fastest growth nationally, new research shows.

The local share market had its best day in two months, rising 0.9 per cent following three days of losses amid fears about the stability of US banks.

A plan to sell Christ Church Grammar School's playing fields has come to an end after Planning Minister Rita Saffioti refused to support the school's application to rezone the site.

Land developers are confident about the road ahead despite facing challenges on several fronts.

Installing underground power for 1,700 properties in the City of Nedlands is expected to cost $19 million, a figure that could push council to reach its borrowing quota.

AOG: The biggest project in the state's history is set for a third stage of development, five years after Chevron committed $US5 billion for Stage 2.

Mineral exploration company Australian Vanadium Limited has secured a site in Wangara for its proposed vanadium electrolyte manufacturing facility.

Volunteering WA chief executive Tina Williams discusses how to make volunteering the heart of the community once again.

A Corruption and Crime Commission investigation has found there was no serious misconduct involved in the death certification process of a man who died at Rockingham General Hospital last year.

FTI Consulting says parties beyond Andrew Forrest and Mike Cannon-Brookes have expressed interest in buying the mammoth solar project known as Sun Cable.

AOG: Woodside will spend $US2 billion on decommissioning by the end of the decade, while Chevron has touted a similar value for local contracting work on Jansz-Io.

Northern Star Resources is anticipating production from its Pogo operation in Alaska could be trimmed by up to 40,000 ounces for FY23 as a result of unplanned motor repairs.

High inflation, rising interest rates and falling consumer demand is putting Australian businesses under increasing stress.

Greater independence for WA universities' business schools could have a positive effect.

WA's GST deal costing $10b, and rising

Jordan Murray speaks with senior journalist Matt Mckenzie about what WA industry can expect from today's AUKUS announcement.

The local share market finished down 1.4 per cent, although the ASX200 managed to close just slightly above the key 7,000 level.

Sierra Rutile could be more than $6 million out of pocket after unsuccessful attempts to appeal a 2021 Sierra Leone High Court decision that found the ASX-lister allegedly damaged logistics equipment.

A Geraldton boatbuilder has won a $7.6 million contract to construct and supply two pilot vessels for Fremantle Ports.

Exal Group is seeking a two-year extension to start building its Waterford student accommodation after the collapse of FIRM Construction and costs escalation.

Gas and electricity service providers recorded the largest drop in business turnover, while iron ore and lithium miners drove revenue in the industry.