Tom Zaunmayr

A report into the rural road network has revealed frustrations at the onerous conditions imposed by funding parties to be credited for their ‘benevolence’

Federal Liberal MP Nola Marino will retire from parliament at the next election, bringing an end to a 15-year tenure in the Forrest electorate.

Two inland Pilbara towns are probing what needs to be done to diversify beyond their mining company town beginnings

Traditional owners of two Mid West cultural sites, which were destroyed and not reported for five years by a copper miner, have welcomed Roger Cook’s intervention.

Medical research could be worth more than $2.1 billion per year to the WA economy by 2045, according to fresh research crunching the industry’s numbers for the first time.

ANALYSIS: Tinkering with regional seats north of the 26th parallel is likely to play into Labor's favour in a key seat prized by all three major parties.

A trial to reduce odour emissions from Cockburn Cement is being probed over concerns it failed to adequately test how well a new system would work under normal operation conditions.

The boss of a WA copper miner in hot water for failing to come clean about destroying Aboriginal artefact sites for five years has spoken up after confirming the failure to the ASX.

A WA copper miner has drawn the ire of traditional owners for failing to disclose the destruction of two heritage sites to authorities more than five years ago.

Isabel Vieira and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the state of play for WA's largest employers.

An Indigenous-owned and focused streaming service from the Pilbara hopes to carve out a niche in the video-on-demand sector.

The bluster around automation, artificial intelligence and jobs plays out online and in column inches most weeks around the world, but is it justified?

Tom Zaunmayr and Jack McGinn discuss the impacts of rising insurance premiums for those living in the regions.

WA senator Pat Dodson has handed in his resignation to focus on recovering from cancer, which he says has left him physically unable to fulfil his duties to the nation.

Plans for a 300-room, four-star hotel in Port Hedland's West End have been submitted by a Singaporean developer.

US e-scooter company Bird is understood to have exited the Western Australian market, leaving several local governments scrambling for new electric share-scooter operators.

Perth Mint’s new boss says the gold refiner is well on its way to fixing compliance issues chairman Sam Walsh admits have hurt its reputation in WA.

A developer wanting to bring a touch of the Gold Coast to South Hedland has appointed a builder to its $51 million apartment complex and hopes to break ground next year.

The Perth Mint has been spared a hefty fine for failing to comply with anti-money laundering rules by the federal government’s financial regulator.

A golden triangle local government has pipped the Sydney rich-list haven of Mosman as home to the highest average employee incomes in the nation in the midst of COVID-19.

Agricultural exports to the Middle East are being thwarted by a lack of space on planes leaving Western Australia and remain well below pre-COVID levels.

An algae farm in Karratha will seek to defy history and build an intensive agriculture industry servicing the lucrative health products market.

A regional Western Australia brewery is making its first foray into Perth with plans to open a taphouse overlooking the Indian Ocean by Christmas.

Andrew and Nicola Forrest have purchased Akubra to add to their ever-expanding rollcall of Australian business interests.

There is no good replacement for Western Australia’s live sheep trade, Agriculture Minister Jackie Jarvis has conceded, as the industry grapples with its looming closure.

Tom Zaunmayr and Jack McGinn discuss the return of a biofuels sector in Western Australia.

The WA government will step in to fill a $300 million funding gap for regional road projects left by the federal government’s exit from 50 funding partnerships nationwide.

Described as a 'misery tax', insurance duty is hitting businesses and homeowners hard while generating a windfall for state coffers

Biofuel gained a foothold in Australia in the mid-noughties, but it wasn't to be. Today a second wave of projects hopes to cement the industry in WA

Funding for four major regional WA road projects is among 50 infrastructure deals scrapped by the federal government due to cost blowouts.

Western Australian retailers are pleading for a hardline crackdown on workplace attacks amid shock new data that reveals most shop attendants no longer feel safe at work.

A medical manufacturing facility formerly run by COVID vaccine producer Pfizer has received a $2 million state government cash injection to expand WA’s pharmaceutical capabilities.