Opinion

OPINION: A renewables-driven sovereign wealth fund could fuel regional revitalisation.

OPINION: Questions are being raised as to whether US ship seizures benefit efforts to stop Russia's “blood oil” from entering Australia.

OPINION: Whether or not this is the time to sell, plenty of the cooperative's members will be wondering when, not if.

OPINION: A discerning approach can help ease challenges associated with the transition to post-career life.

OPINION: Labor's alteration of its regional airfares policy has left any remaining goodwill the party had in the bush in tatters.

ANALYSIS: The dollar value may not match those of other states, but the tariffs will hit WA farmers.

ANALYSIS: Rio Tinto will be keeping a careful watch as investors evaluate the future of the miner's Simandou play.

OPINION: Notwithstanding this state's natural beauty, Perth's challenge is to stand out as something special for locals and tourists alike.

OPINION: Tougher bank lending rules will make it harder for some people to get a home loan.

REVIEW: It's hard to resist brilliant cooking with one of the best backdrops on the planet.

ANALYSIS: The second in a two-part series addresses some initiatives to alleviate Perth's housing woes.

OPINION: Exhausted and wondering whether you'll have the energy to continue doing what you're doing in 2026? You're not alone.

REVIEW: Choosing a single winner from a host of outstanding wines is never easy.

ANALYSIS: Middle Eastern airlines are benefiting from years of flexibility and strategic investment.

OPINION: It's vital to ensure AI algorithms reflect the diverse nature of the human experience.

OPINION: In Western Australia, Kerry Stokes is almost untouchable. Close to government, the fourth-richest person in the state and boasting the Midas touch when it comes to business.

OPINION: The AI work world will still need software developers.

It has been a positive year for the top 10 startups identified in February.

OPINION: Rumblings continue about the decision to support a US-based company over local alternatives.

OPINION: Djarindjin takes back the power and shows how Aboriginal community-owned clean energy can deliver self-determination.

OPINION: WA has long been cast as the lucky state, a place where iron ore, gas and minerals simply spill out of the ground and shower the population with effortless prosperity.

OPINION: Uni graduates are undertaking VET studies to enhance their employability.

OPINION: The ag sector's performance this year was primarily influenced by three global and national events.

OPINION: Try as they might, WA's political players couldn't avoid a raft of uncomfortable issues during a clumsy 2025.

OPINION: Miners make big calls on efficiency as iron ore competition arrives from Africa.

OPINION: The state government's stubborn refusal to accept any of its ideas need tweaking is serving only to hurt its own agenda.

OPINION: The divergence in the policies of the world's major economies is adding to the potential for a global slowdown.

OPINION: The resumption of canola shipments to China after a five-year hiatus is good news for local growers.

OPINION: Continued investment in the Pilbara is essential to ensure it remains a creator, rather than a consumer, of innovation.

OPINION: NDIS providers face the choice of delivering services at a loss or withdrawing from the system.

OPINION: Recent developments on Rottnest provide a case study in how nostalgia and progress can coexist.

REVIEW: More daylight hours, clear skies and warming sunshine alert us to summer's approach. Something crisp, clean and refreshing. Something like riesling.