Competitive Foods Australia has divested a Claremont retail property, continuing a pattern of commercial real estate reallocation in Perth's retail precinct.
South Australia is planning to overhaul speed limits and age restrictions for e-bikes and e-scooters, moves that may influence Western Australian policy makers.
Margaret River is doubling down on premium food tourism with an ambitious 2026 festival program that organisers say could only happen in Western Australia.
The Eagles have lodged a trademark application for the Western Derby name, sparking questions about intellectual property in Perth's football landscape.
Major fuel retailer's plan to triple cashless sites comes after securing a five-year exemption from national cash requirements, leaving Perth drivers with fewer payment options.
A new national audit has revealed some Australian fuel bowsers are short-changing drivers, raising questions about whether Perth's petrol stations are meeting measurement standards.
Fuel giant Ampol is tripling its cashless U-Go network despite a national cash mandate, creating fresh tension for Perth petrol stations and retailers navigating compliance rules.
As South Australia plans a major overhaul of e-bike and e-scooter regulations, Perth users and retailers are watching closely for signs the changes could extend west.
The fuel giant is tripling its cashless U-Go network despite a new national cash mandate, raising concerns about access for Perth motorists who rely on cash.
South Australia's crackdown on e-bikes and e-scooters signals regulators across Australia may follow suit, raising questions about how WA will respond.
Plans to triple cashless U-Go sites risk leaving Perth residents without fuel options if they prefer to pay with cash, despite new federal protections.
A national audit has uncovered systematic discrepancies at petrol pumps, raising questions about whether Perth motorists are getting value for money at the bowser.
The fuel giant's push to triple cashless U-Go sites despite a national cash mandate highlights tension between convenience and financial inclusion in Perth's retail landscape.
South Australia's planned overhaul of rules for micro-mobility devices signals a regulatory shift that could prompt Western Australia to revisit its own framework.
The Swan River foreshore development that has been underway since 2016 has created a new leisure and hospitality destination that is fundamentally changing how Perth residents use the city's waterfront.
Western Australia's capital remains the operational headquarters of one of the world's most significant mining economies, adapting to shifting demand across the commodity spectrum.
A general guide to how Perth's universities, schools and training providers fit together, with the caveat that specific details change from year to year.
A practical, general guide to Perth's public and private hospitals, primary care and emergency options, and the role health care plays in the city's economy.
A plain-English guide to how people move across Perth and its region, from the freeways and the Transperth network to the airport and the long-running Metronet rail expansion.
How Western Australia’s resources wealth, fly-in fly-out workforce and Asian trade ties shape the economy of one of the world’s most isolated capital cities.
Global auctioneer Ritchie Bros has strengthened its Perth presence after completing an $11 million acquisition of a local company's Midland headquarters.
Western Australia's capital is experiencing its fastest population growth in years, driven by the resources boom, housing affordability relative to Sydney and Melbourne, and returning international migration.
Western Australia's capital has been one of Australia's strongest property markets for several years, as population growth and a buoyant economy absorb new supply faster than developers can deliver it.
Western Australia's largest ever public transport investment program is extending rail coverage to outer suburbs and creating transit-oriented development opportunities along new corridors.
The Art Gallery of Western Australia's expansion program and the maturing of the Yagan Square public space have improved the cultural vitality of Perth's inner city.
The three-hour drive from Perth to one of Australia's most celebrated wine regions is a well-trodden route for both residents and international visitors seeking world-class Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay.
The Henderson Defence Precinct south of Fremantle is at the centre of Australia's most significant defence industry investment in decades as AUKUS submarine commitments translate into facility and workforce programs.
From the West Coast Fever to the Perth Lynx and beyond, women's sport in Perth is thriving at every level, and there has never been a better time to play, watch or volunteer.
The two inner-city suburbs immediately north of the Perth CBD have developed food, bar and live music scenes that draw residents from across the metropolitan area.
Perth's sport calendar runs twelve months of the year with barely a quiet weekend, from the Rottnest Channel Swim in summer to AFL finals fever in September and Big Bash cricket through the school holidays.
When September arrives and the AFL finals heat up, Perth comes alive with community screenings and fan gatherings that bring supporters together to cheer on the Eagles and the Dockers.
Perth's road running calendar is one of the richest in Australia, anchored by two mass-participation events that collectively draw tens of thousands of participants every year.