Ella Loneragan

Paul Holmes à Court's Heytesbury will take over a global shipping company's live export business in a deal that includes the acquisition of the world's largest purpose-built fleet of livestock ships.

Jack McGinn speaks with Tom Zaunmayr about the history of Albany's port.

Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti has chastised the editor-in-chief of The West Australian after he delivered a scathing introductory speech at the post-budget breakfast.

A new $500 million fund to fast-track major projects like the Aboriginal Cultural Centre has come out of the 2026-27 state budget.

A $1.3 billion investment in land development, power and water infrastructure is among the measures included in the 2026–27 state budget housing package (see full list).

Ella Loneragan talks to Nadia Budihardjo about Business News' recent distilleries feature.

More than three decades on from the state's first distilleries, players are ready for change.

Claire Tyrrell and Ella Loneragan discuss the growth of Perth's large format retail sector.

Celebrated Australian composer and music director Iain Grandage will join Spare Parts Puppet Theatre as artistic director.

A slump in forward bookings has prompted a third of tourism businesses to cut down on employee numbers and staff hours, according to Tourism Council WA.

Tradie-turned-entrepreneur Kyle Ringin was named the First Amongst Equals at the 2026 40under40 awards, coming out on top of a cohort of WA's emerging business leaders.

Claire Tyrrell speaks with Ella Loneragan about a charity preparing to open WA's first school for traumatised youth.

Gina Rinehart-backed Parkerville Children and Youth Care is preparing to open the state's first school for traumatised youth.

Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss a Wall Street executive's move to buy an iconic Fremantle site.

Perth was slated to open the first Hyde Hotel in Australia, but delays to the Seasons of Perth transformation had Melbourne beating the city to it.

Andrew Lu has stepped in to replace Cushman & Wakefield national director Mark Clapham as chair of the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts.

Western Australia's rental availability and affordability have decreased from last year, Anglicare WA's latest report shows.

The Environmental Protection Authority has opposed a proposal to build a limestone quarry in Preston Beach, almost a decade on from referral.

New financials from the West Australian Opera have shown a dramatic increase in operating surplus from $299,588 in 2024 to $1.6 million in 2025.

A new festival is set for Carnarvon next month as other events in regional WA have pulled the plug due to high fuel costs and cyclone damage.

Jack McGinn speaks with Nadia Budihardjo about a recent court ruling and what that means for freedom of information requests.

A new leadership structure is set for Fringe World organiser Artrage, as Jo Thomas steps back from her chief executive role to continue on solely as creative director.

SEE THE FULL LIST: Western Australia's top performers in stage arts were revealed in a ceremony last night.

Mark Pownall speaks to Ella Loneragan about the recently-completed Perth Film Studios.

Majority of the commitment will be directed to the state's arts organisations in multi-year funding.

Western Australia's wine industry says an expansion of the Containers for Change program could cost producers $11.2 million annually.

Nadia Budihardjo and Ella Loneragan discuss the Wright and Hancock judgment.

Following approval by the Statutory Planning Committee, National Storage is planning to convert the Swansea Markets into a $41 million storage facility.

Ella Loneragan speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about how an Aboriginal art organisation's work has been showcased globally.

The Statutory Planning Committee has greenlit Cedar Woods' latest apartment plan in Subiaco, as the developer's Incontro project continues construction.

An Aboriginal arts organisation with roots in remote WA has made waves around the world.

The last strata office suite of 11 in a Station Street building has settled.