On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Jesinta Burton examines the intersection between heritage listings and future developments in the City of Subiaco.
The Joondalup Resort is suing Singaporean billionaire Tuck Kwong Low for allegedly breaching a 20-year-old purchase agreement, amid a legal dispute over the resort's future.
Pierre Yang is facing calls to resign as chair of a parliamentary committee reviewing WA's ambulance services, following reports one of the state's largest unions supports renationalisation of those works.
Rio Tinto has scrapped its planned indigenous advisory group, deciding instead to establish a broader advisory body with an expanded remit covering all Australian communities.
WA-based Paringa Resources has announced plans to recapitalise the company through a $5.6 million raising, as the former coal company seeks business on the ASX as a gold explorer.
The Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale's council election has been rocked by allegations of electoral fraud, with two people in possession of about 50 ballot papers taken into custody.
WA is leading the nation as the most optimistic property market in Australia, but industry confidence has trended downwards since March, ANZ/Property Council research reveals.
Businesses will no longer receive federal cash injections when vaccination coverage milestones are reached as the government phases out coronavirus support.
Western Australia has called for more of the state's GPs to be approved to administer COVID-19 vaccines as national figures show its trails other states in the rollout.
Broad-based selling has continued for a second consecutive day on the ASX as fears of a US credit default and energy shortages in China add to economic uncertainty.
Mount Gibson Iron's Shine project in the Mid West could become the fourth iron ore mine to halt operations this month after the company called a trading halt.
