Madeleine Stephens

Harvest Road Group will take a leading role in the cattle industry reaching carbon neutrality by 2030, its chief executive Paul Slaughter says.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Madeleine Stephens shines a light on WA's film industry and what it takes for Perth filmmakers to get their movies to screen.

Western Australian distiller Cameron Syme has been inducted into the Australian Whisky Awards Hall of Fame for his trailblazing contributions to the industry.

New private players are funding films to change the conversation about investment.

Cancer Council WA has donated $6 million of mechanical engineer John Street’s estate to the Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation to fund the construction of a new hospice for kids.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Madeleine Stephens delves into the surprise impact Instagram influencers are having on a handful of Perth businesses.

Victoria-based private company AgTrade has added Duncraig fodder exporter Hay Australia to its portfolio of export agribusinesses.

Fortescue Future Industries has hired Minderoo Foundation deputy chief executive Felicity Gooding as commercial general manager amid leadership changes at the company.

An Instagram post by influencer Khloe Kardashian using Mermade Hair’s signature waver led to the biggest ever monthly sales for the Mt Lawley-based e-commerce business.

The rail line between WA and the east coast is open after being closed for a record 24 days, but supermarket shelves could take four to six weeks to be restocked.

Scantek has used its experience creating technology to scan IDs at nightclubs to produce a software that can check the authenticity of COVID-19 vaccination certificates.

A large area sown, an early start to planting and warm growing conditions were among the factors that led to the 2022 season’s hefty grain harvest.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Madeleine Stephens provides insight into how the businesses caring for WA's most vulnerable are steeling for a COVID-19 outbreak.

Fortescue Metals Group has committed $750,000 over three years to The Salvation Army, while New Town Toyota has been made title sponsor of the Walk for Women’s Cancer.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalist Madeleine Stephens reports back on exciting developments for WA's breweries.

Cath Hart is leaving her position as WA executive director at the Housing Industry Association and joining REIWA as chief executive.

Breweries founded over the past decade are starting to mature while the young distilling industry continues to expand.

Investments in long-term projects, the COVID-19 pandemic and high cattle prices have impacted Harvest Road Group’s bottom line, with the organisation recording a $5.9 million loss.

Grain growers have delivered CBH Group’s largest ever harvest, producing 21.3 million tonnes.

WA shoppers will be subjected to product limits at major supermarkets after floods in South Australia disrupted supply chains, leaving some shelves empty.

Hospitality heavyweights have signed an open letter to Premier Mark McGowan demanding consultation and a clear path forward as Omicron spreads at low levels through the community.

Artrage, the not for profit behind Fringe World Festival, has appointed Hesperia’s Kyle Jeavons as chair to replace the long-serving Anthony Robinson.

The delayed opening of WA’s border has given organisations caring for vulnerable people additional time to prepare for challenges associated with a surge in COVID-19 cases.

The state government is expecting to implement a ‘land bridge’ in coming days to transport products from the east coast to WA after railways in SA were damaged by floods.

Food suppliers and supermarkets are scrambling to find ways to get produce to WA, after it was announced flood-damaged rail lines in SA could take at least 12 days to be repaired.

West Australian Opera’s performance of Carmen at the WACA Ground in February has been postponed due to uncertainty around the spread of the COVID-19 Omicron variant and the possibility of further restrictions.

Young Western Australians are being encouraged to give of their time and boost volunteering in the state.

The Old Courthouse is among several heritage buildings in Fremantle given a new lease on life.

City to Surf and Crab Fest have been cancelled for the third year in a row due to the threat of COVID-19.

Australian Honey Ventures’ medical-grade honey will be sold on pharmacy shelves in Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, as the startup launches a capital raising.

A large-scale event to open the 2022 Perth Festival on February 11 will not go ahead due to the organiser’s concern about the potential spread of the COVID-19 Omicron variant.

Tim Winton is bringing Ningaloo Reef to the world with a three-part documentary series supported by a $1.4 million grant from the Western Australian Screen Fund.