Rio Tinto will finally be able to consolidate its Perth staff under one roof as it signs lease for EQ tower.
Kim Macdonald
With its ASX-listed remediation spinoff adding more than 70 per cent to $2.50 over the 2026 financial year, Ertech booked a $53m gain on the value of its 47.3m shares to $121.2m.
Sean Smith
New accounts show the Buckeridge family flagship now has sufficient franking credits to potentially distribute up to another $769.6m in tax-free dividends to Len Buckeridge’s heirs.
A research facility for plants that can deal with climate change is among the projects recognised at the 2026 national architecture awards.
Liz Hobday
WA property boss Dale Alcock says buyers are taking longer to commit to new homes. His ABN Group expects another six to 12 months of softer demand after lifting annual profit 49 per cent to $93.4 million.
Ryan Johnson
A skyscraper proposed for Scarborough’s beachfront could rise to double the maximum height allowed under local planning guides, with developers seeking approval for a 24-storey luxury apartment tower.
Sophie Gannon
The company provides modular buildings, steel fabrication products and roofing for major resource, construction and State Government clients in WA.
The State and Federal governments have copped a spray for stalling the property market as the ABN Group leader reaches a major milestone
Australia’s AI data centre boom risks outrunning reality, with a senior executive at $220 billion Swiss industrial technology giant ABB predicting many proposed facilities will never be built.
Developer takes swipe at greed in the sector as plans for a $180 million tower have collapsed again, after his company becomes the second on the project to go into liquidation.
WA’s CFMEU branch has offered tepid criticism of the contractual battles at Elizabeth Quay after reportedly declaring developer Victor Goh a “hero” at a rally last week.
Matt Mckenzie
DevelopmentWA has told a parliamentary inquiry it does not know who invested in Victor Goh’s building projects at Elizabeth Quay, despite banking nearly $200 million from selling the land.
Maas Group insists its $1.1b in Firmus contracts remain on track after the AI developer’s failed float sent its shares plunging, despite spending almost $18 million buying back stock.
Civmec has won the job of building Alcoa’s gallium plant at Wagerup, adding the WA project to more than $220 million in new contracts and extensions for the Henderson contractor.
A property developer and contractor has appointed former WA premier Mark McGowan to its board as the group pushes into new construction methods aimed at addressing the housing supply crisis.
Cheyanne Enciso
A former top lawyer to Andrew and Nicola Forrest is joining Clayton Utz with Chord Advisory’s legal team, adding to the firm’s Perth hiring spree as it targets WA infrastructure work.
The State Government will spend up to $4 million to reopen Cardup Brickworks as builders warn a shortage is delaying homes across WA.
Oliver Lane
Danish nonagenarian architect Jan Gehl has helped inject Copenhagen's walkability and cycling culture into Australian cities over the past 35 years.
Lisa Martin
Bathla administrators fail to rescue the property developers from liquidation.
Ella George
The local government area is leading the way on development, growing nearly twice as quickly as the next fastest-growing area and cementing its position as WA’s growth powerhouse.
The return of mysterious businessman Victor Goh after a four-month disappearance has sparked calls for the State Government to nail down exactly when his buildings at Elizabeth Quay will be finished.
Elizabeth Quay developer Victor Goh has been pictured for the first time in a decade as the Supreme Court made a decision on contempt of court charges against the businessman on Thursday.
Regulators have renewed a union official’s workplace entry permit despite a fresh police order and an extensive rap sheet that includes armed robbery.
Adrian Rauso
WA builders are expected to be on brick rations for at least a year, as builders plead for more from the State’s only major manufacturer.
