Simone Grogan

Andrew Greene and Simone Grogan The West Australian Sun, 12 April 2026 8:03AM Comments

The developer behind a long-awaited apartment block in Subiaco is pursuing its builder for $3.8 million alleging subcontractor payments were mismanaged and practical completion 20 months behind schedule.

The developer behind a long-awaited apartment block in Subiaco is pursuing its builder for $3.8 million alleging subcontractor payments were mismanaged and practical completion 20 months behind schedule.

If returning somewhere is the simplest endorsement a customer can give, then let it be known that according to my bank statement, I have eaten at Hylin at least eight times in the past 12 months.

BHP’s WA iron ore boss has warned “the ship has sailed” on industrial relations as the company battles the re-emergence of unions at its Pilbara mine sites, suggesting it was too late to fix the issue.

Premier Roger Cook and Federal Environment Minister Murray Watt will have to sort out the fine print for new project assessments by the end of this year, a commitment unlikely to assuage resources players.

The town of Collie could be in for unplanned job losses as a result of the energy transition with some 120 roles rumoured to be on the line at the mining company.

The town of Collie will be hit with job losses sooner than expected as a result of the energy transition, with at least 120 roles set to go as Premier Coal revealed it would start scaling back mining operations.

Collie will be hit with job losses sooner than expected as a result of the energy transition, with at least 120 roles set to go as Premier Coal revealed it would start scaling back mining operations.

A drilling company backed by the Burt family has committed $22 million to developing a new industrial site in Rockingham banking on demand for more expensive, but high quality manufacturing out of WA.