Nadia Budihardjo is a Journalist at Business News. She covers local government and general news, with a strong focus on the construction and real estate sectors, as well as business and legal affairs. Nadia's work has been featured in Perth Now and Business News WA.
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Nadia Budihardjo's coverage primarily focuses on business and industry, with a significant emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements within the construction, real estate, mining, and general business sectors. Given this focus, she is likely to be receptive to pitches that offer exclusive insights or commentary from industry experts related to newsworthy developments in these areas.
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By: Justin Fris, Nadia Budihardjo, Mark Beyer
Mark Beyer speaks to Justin Fris about a long-term technology partnership that is considered to be key to Lotterywest's business.
Administrators attached to several Parker Group eateries have received a time extension to hold a creditors' meeting and to look into selling off some businesses.
Stockland has cleared a planning hurdle to progress its residential community in Perth's south, after receiving approval to start $47 million worth of earthworks.
Claire Tyrrell speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about why WA's retail property sector is benefiting from multiple factors.
The Australian Taxation Office has been ordered to repay $4.2 million to an entity that formerly traded as Mrs Mac's , as part of a legal dispute.
Gold Valley Iron Ore and director Yuzheng Xie have successfully appealed their penalties, in which they were fined more than $2 million over unauthorised mining.
The Royal Hotel in the CBD owes more than $2 million to the tax office and was likely insolvent since early 2024, administrators claim in their report.
The state's sheep industry has received $40 million in federal government funding, with a quarter of the grants pool awarded to abattoirs.
A Perth-based liquidator has cancelled his registration after the corporate watchdog raised concerns about his status.
By: Justin Fris, Nadia Budihardjo, Tom Zaunmayr
Tom Zaunmayr speaks to Justin Fris about Howard Park Wines' 40th anniversary. Plus: The Royal Hotel in administration; $40m to sheep industry; and Margaret River Open Studios in 13th year.
