Opinion

OPINION: New technologies and massive computing power hold great promise for agriculture.

OPINION: The numbers just don’t work, and it’s critical for government to step up with an infrastructure plan.

OPINION: The big US airline is betting JetZero’s blended wing body-designed planes will transform flying.

REVIEW: The approach is to reflect the vineyard and the exceptional sourcing of old-vine fruit.

OPINION: The institutions tend to operate less efficiently when they pursue changes to their structures.

OPINION: Australia’s capability and reliable supply chains are important in conflict.

ANALYSIS: The two recent interest rate cuts announced by the Reserve Bank of Australia will provide some welcome relief to mortgage holders.

OPINION: Perth’s waterfront precinct could have delivered inspired architecture. Instead, most of its proponents chose to stick to the status quo.

OPINION: The gas project decision puts the state in the box seat to be a long-term, reliable source of energy.

OPINION: Many wordsmiths won’t go near AI for help, but I decided to give the technology a whirl.

OPINION: Former Greens MP and strident North West Shelf gas project critic Dorinda Cox does the deal and, sadly, that’s politics.

OPINION: The premier and business leaders got into a room to talk economic future but pulling together is more complex and difficult.

There are options, strategies and risks for businesses considering models for growth.

REVIEW: A new book claims women can be the biggest barrier to other women as they climb the ladder.

OPINION: Decisions about inputs affect the whole farming system, which is critical to Australian farmers.

OPINION: Donald Trump has fired renewed interest in going after the ‘ungoverned’ mineral riches on the ocean floor.

REVIEW: Production of this Cullen Wines vintage follows strict adherence to biodynamic principles.

ANALYSIS: The milestone comes as Qatar and Qantas ramp up orders for the successful long-range aircraft.

OPINION: The transactional approach of many universities to alumni relations is an unnecessary, self-inflicted wound.

OPINION: It stays true to an often-complex history of political and diplomatic cooperation between the two countries.

OPINION: A case study offers an approach to help companies hire, and retain, the right people.

OPINION: Australia falls short on getting the for-purpose sector on to a more sustainable footing.

ANALYSIS: Western Australia has long prided itself as the best performing economy in the nation.

OPINION: The creators of ChatGPT just spent billions betting coders will still exist in the future.

OPINION: More women are getting a seat at the table in 2025, but progress is slow, research shows.

OPINION: The government’s latest plot lines offer a glimpse into a white-knuckle ride of spin.

ANALYSIS: Investors scurry to safety as governments, including in Victoria, pile on borrowings, bringing a fresh financial crisis into view.

OPINION: Another layer of local bureaucratic rules won’t solve a global problem.

OPINION: Urgent action is needed to address a growing crisis for elderly Australians.

REVIEW: Margaret River icon has produced a fine example of how to produce a great cabernet sauvignon.

OPINION: The transactional approach of many universities to alumni relations is an unnecessary, self-inflicted wound.

OPINION: Former premier Brian Burke warns that iron ore developments abroad could have meaningful implications for the state economy.