Tom Zaunmayr

Isabel Vieira and Tom Zaunmayr discuss Matrix Composites & Engineering, one of Australian Marine Complex’s largest landholders.

A Pilbara cattle station will build a 10,000-head feedlot in a move it expects to bolster the region’s status as a global premium boxed Wagyu beef supplier.

One of the Australian Marine Complex’s largest landholders is building its service arm to generate a more sustainable revenue source.

A Western Australian transport company has been sold for $119 million to the nation’s largest logistics firm, Qube Holdings.

Two new products - a drink and a snack food - have been made using rejected fruits from Carnarvon's banana co-operative.

Macquarie has placed a swathe of Wheatbelt farmland on the market in a move which could fetch more than $35 million.

The state government is seeking global backers for a new venture capital fund focused on a broad suite of industries including defence, mining, and agriculture.

Occupancy at workforce accommodation camps in Karratha is languishing despite a strong pipeline of resources projects in the region

Tom Zaunmayr and Isabel Vieira discuss the strength and needs of the WA franchising industry.

Koolan Island’s high-grade ores have tripled Mount Gibson Iron’s cash reserves to $442 million in the past year amid a volatile price climate.

Grain farmer Mic Fels has been preselected to contest the Swan electorate for the Liberal Party at the 2025 federal election.

BHP has flicked the switch on its first electric excavator for a trial run at its Yandi iron ore mine in the Pilbara.

Franchising has proven to be an enduring business model, yet many Australians are surprised to learn how prevalent the sector is.

A Broome-founded power firm has caught the eye of a $2 billion Indian steelmaker wanting to build grid scale solar arrays in outback Western Australia.

Perth-based goldminer St Barbara has made a tidy profit from the sale of its 5.5 per cent stake in Catalyst Metals for $25.2 million.

Andrew Forrest expects his push to decarbonise Fortescue’s iron ore mines to rub off on the agriculture industry

Two Australian bases in the north-west could be used for US Airforce deployments as the two nations hone their focus on China’s growing influence in the Indo-Pacific.

Fortescue has switched on a $34 million hydrogen refueling hub at the company’s Christmas Creek mine in the Pilbara.

A hydrogen haul truck, red dirt sod turning, and proof ore can be mined without emitting any carbon: it was a big day for Andrew Forrest and Fortescue at Christmas Creek

Backers of a $120 million Karratha hotel have won planning approval after the City of Karratha’s bid to have the project redefined as a workforce camp was scuppered.

Sam Jones and Tom Zaunmayr discuss reforms to WA's upper house.

Penfolds owner Treasury Wine Estates has hiked its dividend and signalled growing optimism in overseas sales while revealing a profit slide of 61 per cent.

With candidates and their placement on tickets revealed, we now have a better idea of what a reshaped upper house might look like.

New measures to slash green tape could shave years off approvals as the state government prepares to focus the EPA and the energy transition.

Former prime minister Scott Morrison says shortcomings in process, rather than Senator Linda Reynolds’ conduct, were to blame for the handling of Brittany Higgins’ rape allegation.

Tom Zaunmayr and Isabel Vieira discuss long-time Aboriginal corporation executive Tony McRae's views on building generational wealth for Indigenous communities.

Long-time Aboriginal corporation executive Tony McRae says opportunities are emerging for Indigenous foundations to flex their financial muscle.

Rio Tinto has awarded a $23 million contract to engineer EVZ to build its $395 million desalination plant in Dampier.

Perdaman will funnel $122 million into construction of 100 new homes in Karratha as part of a broader push to ease a crippling housing shortage in the Pilbara city.

A power cable carrying renewable energy from a green power hub earmarked on the outskirts of Karratha could prove a game-changer in decarbonising WA’s economic powerhouse.

A heavy rail research centre has opened in Karratha ahead of the anticipated launch of a manufacturing facility in the Pilbara city by the end of the year.

Andrew Forrest has scored a tactical win in his quest to grow melons and onions on Minderoo Station, with the Supreme Court ruling a refusal to grant consent was done so in error.