Tom Zaunmayr

Nadia Budihardjo and Tom Zaunmayr discuss how former journalist Tamara BinAmat has built a marketing and communications agency with national reach from her home town of Karratha.

Former journalist Tamara BinAmat has built a marketing and communications agency with national reach from her home town of Karratha.

Viva Energy has opened a $25 million facility in Karratha which will enable direct shipping and storage of lubricants to the Pilbara.

Woodside has awarded contracts to build another 30 homes in Karratha for its residential workforce.

The state government will spend $1.2 million with consultants to chart a path forward for WA's stuttering biofuels sector.

Rat infestations, fire risks and unhygienic facilities are plaguing the lodgings for workers at one of Western Australia's most beloved tourist towns.

A remarkable knack for forging connections has made Wardandi Bibbulmun elder Dale Tilbrook immensely valuable to – and respected by – Western Australia's culinary scene.

Nadia Budihardjo and Tom Zaunmayr discuss how pastoral station stays fit within WA's tourism sector.

Perth renewable power company Frontier Energy has revealed plans to significantly expand its proposed Waroona solar farm to help replace retiring coal-fired generation within six years.

Rio Tinto and its Japanese partners will spend $1.1 billion expanding the West Angelas iron ore hub in the east Pilbara.

OPINION: Real estate agents' failure to post listing prices is creating an unfair playing field for homebuyers in WA.

Construction of a $110 million antenna peering deep into space from a monastic town north of Perth has been completed.

WA Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has resigned from the federal shadow cabinet, citing differences over immigration policy with Coalition leader Sussan Ley.

Mark Pownall and Tom Zaunmayr discuss BHP's dealings; Trump link to Cockatoo Island; Alcoa Kwinana's closure; Perth Airport; Seven West merger, WA meat processors; and Port Coogee.

A company linked to collapsed builder Diploma Group has tweaked plans for its apartment project on Carnarvon waterfront land purchased from the state government.

Grants to get projects shovel-ready are needed to help Indigenous-backed renewable energy plans come to fruition, according to the boss of a Kimberley Aboriginal corporation.

It appears to be business as usual for bulk carrier operators as rumours swirl about a fallout between BHP and China over iron ore sales.

WA meat processors Westpork and Dardanup Butchering Company have merged and announced more than $60 million of investments to boost feed and meat supply.

Government intervention is being called on to fix a broken insurance market in the Kimberley which is forcing business owners to cut staff, scale back growth, and mull leaving the region.

Jack McGinn and Tom Zaunmayr discuss why concerns are emerging about a lack of succession literacy ahead of a looming transfer of intergenerational wealth.

Concerns are emerging about a lack of succession literacy ahead of a looming transfer of intergenerational wealth.

Mark Pownall and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the biggest WA homebuilders; the Optus outage; new Busselton build; CBD revamps; renewable energy; and the largest pastoral station being sold.

Tom Zaunmayr and Jack McGinn discuss how Enel X's role as a commercial-scale energy asset aggregator will help keep the lights on in the South West Interconnected System.

Greatland Resources managing director Shaun Day has earned more than $8 million amid a rollercoaster start to the company's life on the ASX.

RAC Group has recorded a bumper profit as it works through regulatory concerns about the sale of its insurance arm to Australia's biggest insurer.

Tom Zaunmayr and Jack McGinn discuss how evolving generation methods and growing energy demand in remote locations have boosted a handful of WA businesses.

An extra $500 million will be spent by the state government on health infrastructure projects in a timely boost to the under-pressure hospital system.

Australia's largest sheep station has been approved for British takeover by the state government, six months after the bid was made.

A team of renewable newcomers are behind a $190 million plan to build a solar farm by the Forrest Highway which would feed power to industrial projects and the state's first EV servo.

The backer of WA's biggest active biorefinery plan wants to see the federal government's $1.1 billion biofuels fund used to stimulate domestic demand for low carbon fuels.

Western Australia's 2025 grain harvest could set a new tonnage record despite experiencing a poor start to the growing season.

Former WA Liberal leader Zak Kirkup has gained a controlling interest in one of WA's major Budget Car and Truck Rental franchises.