Transport Minister Rita Saffioti has refused to directly answer further questions about the State Government’s Metronet rail program and instead turned her fire on the Opposition.
Matt Mckenzie
Peak-hour ghost trains to Yanchep will haunt Rita Saffioti as the price tag for Metronet nears $14 billion.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton have both pledged to return the Chinese-owned Port of Darwin to Australian hands.
Danielle Le Messurier
Canadian energy giant TransAlta has won the approval of the regulator for a new gas power plant that would support a restart of BHP‘s mothballed WA nickel operations.
Sean Smith
Drivers passing through Middleton Beach, and residents in the area, will have to wait another week for roadworks on Middleton Road to finish with the city confirming the March completion date has been delayed.
Melissa Sheil
Iron ore road trains are rolling once again on Mineral Resources’ contentious Onslow haul road, but the miner has given no details on any new safety measures put in place to avoid another rollover.
Daniel Newell and Adrian Rauso
Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ fourth budget will include $90 million to improve one of WA’s most congested intersections.
Joe Spagnolo
Mineral Resources has hit another financial pothole by pulling all iron ore trucks off its trouble-plagued $2.6 billion Onslow haul road after notching half a dozen rollovers on the crucial transport link.
The Federal competition watchdog says Perth Airport is enjoying eye-watering profits from car parks.
Neale Prior
The speed limit in the Albany CBD is set to decrease by 10km/h in April as Main Roads WA looks to improve safety in the busy area.
Mineral Resources was alerted to haulage risks on its troubled Onslow Iron road months before a spat of truck rollovers rang alarm bells about driver safety along the crucial 148km stretch of infrastructure.
Daniel Newell
A drainage ditch in Perth’s northern suburbs that a Labor member has boasted over as part of his election campaign has cost taxpayers more than 10 times the promised amount.
Matt McKenzie
Albany Labor candidate Rebecca Stephens has confirmed more promises for smaller Albany community groups as she campaigns to secure a second term in her seat, offering more than $230,000 in February so far.
The Premier has touted the Great Southern as the big winners of Labor’s plan to bring WA’s freight rail network into State control, flagging financial benefits for the agriculture sector and community safety.
The number of inpatient beds at the Great Southern’s largest hospital will almost double if Labor is re-elected, with the Premier on Thursday promising a new $60 million modular ward.
Rattling furniture, cracks in the walls and vibrations that make it hard to sleep — residents near the Elleker railway line are at their “wits’ end” after the track’s old sleepers were replaced with concrete.
The US group will advise the airport as its “capital portfolio partner” while the aviation hub grapples with delivering an array of projects, including a second runway, with minimal disruption to flights
Disciplined spending has propelled SGH to another record half-year result as its chief executive predicts there could be more blue sky ahead.
Adrian Rauso
A world famous tree walk and water recreation hotspot can now be accessed by visitors of all shapes and sizes following the ribbon cutting of new accessibility infrastructure on January 31.
Rio Tinto’s iron ore shipments could take a further hit this quarter after operations at two ports in the Pilbara were hampered by tropical cyclones.
The boss of farming co-operative CBH Group has hit out at Arc Infrastructure over its sub par-investment in the State’s rail freight network, saying WA would be better served with a government-run system.
Cally Dupe
Construction on the new 100-bay carpark at Albany Health Campus is set to begin “imminently” to the relief of visitors who find themselves needing to park on the verge more often than not.
The truckies’ union has warned fuel deliveries to some WA petrol stations could be disrupted as workers with freight company K&S prepare to strike this week.
A $311 million expansion of St John of God Hospital in Subiaco may be punted back two years.
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