Opinion

OPINION: The Cook government moved quickly into damage control after appealing a court decision on child abuse.

OPINION: WA's tourism sector needs to promote what makes the state unique, not throw money at what everyone else does.

A recent conference in Perth explored opportunities for increased cooperation on AI, energy and cybersecurity between Australia and Japan.

Four Australian robotics businesses have had some major successes recently.

OPINION: The threat to employment from AI will be most severe for middle income earners.

OPINION: Agriculture targets should prioritise net returns, resource efficiency, climate adaptation and farmer wellbeing.

OPINION: While containing no surprises, a new report reaffirms some strategies to improve service delivery.

OPINION: Shared culinary experiences can deepen relationships both inside and outside a business.

REVIEW: A reinvigorated Ferngrove is producing wines that combine precision, texture and regional expression.

OPINION: A new type of MBA is available to distil management essentials into a shorter, more accessible format.

OPINION: There's no shortage of platforms for those looking to move into the innovation space.

Water will be the single biggest reputational and economic risk facing industry and government in the Pilbara by 2030.

A recently released report on Australia's exposure to climate risks should provide sobering reading for governments, businesses and communities across the country.

OPINION: Plans for a ferry terminal at Matilda Bay have prompted questions over the ability of public transport and recreational to coexist.

OPINION: A sustained and coordinated approach is needed to shift the glacial pace of reform on workplace equality.

ANALYSIS: First production from the Simandou iron ore mine, coupled with an inquiry into the GST allocation, is a one-two punch for WA.

OPINION: The Productivity Commission will review how the GST is allocated, despite federal government assurances WA's share is safe.

OPINION: A recent tie-up between government and industry is a promising development in terms of local capability and employment.

OPINION: Left unchecked, the resentment felt by those who declare themselves above the law will metastasise.

OPINION: Climate rules, not regular food or feed demand, drive Europe's demand for canola.

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

REVIEW: Vibrant energy underpinned by warm hospitality is Chez Pierre's beating heart.

REVIEW: The 2023-season reds from Brown Hill Estate are exceptional, but the quality extends across the range.

At a time when household budgets are under pressure, the latest WA school census delivered a curious finding: more parents are sending their children to private schools.

Cruises for smaller groups offer greater access to the many wonders of the WA coast.

OPINION: Connectivity and speed are enhanced by using wrappers' ‘translator' skills.

OPINION: Building a culture of philanthropy among university graduates and the wider community remains a challenge.

OPINION: Goal setting is an admirable quality, but the lack of a pathway to achieve the target makes the pursuit pointless.

OPINION: Attacks orchestrated by Iran highlight that defence is about more than just hardware and territory.

OPINION: M&A activity suggests there's plenty of investor interest in WA's renewable energy sector.

OPINION: Interim roles are becoming more prevalent as organisations balance immediate needs with long-term planning.

ANALYSIS: Costs are among the key factors behind WA's fall down the list of preferred mining jurisdictions.