Nadia Budihardjo

The latest on the Bondi attack royal commission; Perth Mint's December results; and Locus Property's Hillarys project.

Subiaco-based Locus has submitted its proposal to build an apartment complex near Hillarys boat harbour, with an estimated end value of $240 million.

Western Australia's slice from the National Health and Medical Research Council's recent $350 million funding pool is below the national success rate.

Hancock Prospecting has submitted an $850 million plan to relocate facilities from the Lockyer gas field after acquiring the asset from Mineral Resources.

The state's Supreme Court has ruled over a cost dispute between land developer Allen Caratti and lender Reliance Capital, with the latter awarded about $16 million.

The state's land agency has published details of a 30-storey social housing development in Northbridge, as part of the $5.2 billion Perth City Link.

Jack McGinn speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about the challenges industrial operators face at the outer fringes of WA's main electric network.

The South Perth-based company is the Medium Business of the Year category winner at the 2025 WA Business Awards.

The anti-corruption watchdog has found serious misconduct risks in the PTA after its investigation into a manager's conduct.

The state government has awarded Henderson-based shipbuilder Echo Marine Group to build the first electric ferries in the state, for the Metronet on Swan project.

The Forrests' Fiveight is set to rebuild Cape Lodge, after a development panel greenlit a $22 million plan for the South West property.

Paramount Earthmoving boss Shawn Tilley has pleaded not guilty to four charges of fraud, with the trial date yet to be set.

A development assessment panel has unanimously approved Centuria's plan to build a shopping centre in Alkimos, as part of a deal with the state government.

A western suburbs council has scrapped a controversial policy that limited contact with developers, with the mayor claiming it had been a "total disaster".

A top official has expressed disappointment in the lack of progress on child safety regulations.

The state government has appointed Jean Shaw as Western Australia's next solicitor-general, who will be the first woman to hold the position.

The Federal Court has declared David Sharaz bankrupt less than a week after his partner Brittany Higgins, as part of former senator Linda Reynolds' bid to recoup costs from the pair.

Australia's biggest grain handler has reported a jump in profit in the past financial year, while receiving its third-largest crop.

UPDATED: Outgoing Committee for Perth chief executive Paula Rogers has been appointed as the inaugural chair of a 12-member state government leadership group.

Nadia Budihardjo and Sam Jones discuss West Tech Fest.

Former Craig Mostyn boss David Lock will replace Vanessa Guthrie as Curtin University chancellor, starting next year.

Former senator Linda Reynolds has succeeded in her bankruptcy bid against Brittany Higgins, with the latter's estate to be taken over by a trustee.

The state government's proposed ferry terminals have been approved after a contentious planning commission meeting that ran for almost five hours.

Monadelphous Engineering has sued a contractor over work done at BHP Iron Ore's dewatering project near Newman.

A rowdy crowd has prompted the state's peak planning body to stop its meeting over the controversial $107 million Swan River ferry terminals.

Former Cambridge mayor Keri Shannon has been ordered to make public apologies at a council meeting, after failing to overturn a complaints panel's ruling.

Place Development has signed up to build a luxury hotel on the Busselton foreshore, with the project value expected to exceed $100 million.

A state government committee has rejected a $35 million supermarket project, going against the planning director's recommendation.

Former senator Rod Culleton has been sentenced to a good behaviour order for more than two years after providing false information to election officials.

Australia's education sector has been slow to implement AI and guide students through the changes, a panel says.

A proposed review into the City of Perth has been scrapped after council revoked its decision, amid scrutiny over the probe and tension in the local government.

City of Perth councillors have knocked back Hancock Prospecting's proposal to build a helipad at its West Perth office building.