Opinion

Strike Energy chief executive Stuart Nicholls pens his thoughts on recent changes to domestic gas policy.

Business leaders should opt for simplicity and track where their customers are when making choices about platforms.

WA continues to take one step forward, two step backwards on Aboriginal self-determination

Perhaps Australia can use its well-developed skills in robotics to help other countries adapt.

Even significant federal funding could not get a moderate concept off the drawing board without state intervention.

Independent data on fertiliser imports is hard to find, and there are concerns about availability of this essential farm input.

The effectiveness of public advocate bodies, including the way in which they are funded, needs to be reviewed.

Big business is at risk of walking into a culture trap that could prove expensive for investors.

A Queensland-based academic says it’s time we stop pretending free labour is the best way for students to learn.

Perth needs more master-planned near-city housing developments, not super-sized lots.

Federal funding of $24 million for veterans’ employment is welcome news for veterans and the business community.

The Western Australian economy and its residents have been substantial beneficiaries of international trade.

An ambitious master plan is under way to guide Perth Zoo’s transformation ahead of its 125th birthday.

Sports bodies have huge capacity to navigate and influence outcomes and reporting on climate action.

Labor's Rockingham haircut puts the political battle on a more traditional footing.

Do we need to start requiring leaders to be more open about their personal circumstances?

ANALYSIS: Attorney General John Quigley has never seen laws repealed in five weeks but says the state’s Aboriginal cultural heritage backflip should be seen as a historic positive.

Uncertainty has been a hallmark of the contentious rollout of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage laws, even as those opposed claim victory amid rumours of their repeal.

There is a close link between the declining sheep flock and the reduction in overall emissions.

There has been plenty of praise for WA Premier Roger Cook’s apparent decision to axe the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Act one month after it came into force, but is it well-placed?

High battery replacement costs, design and supply issues make electric vehicles a challenge for insurers.

The rapid push for EVs, and the search for metals required to power them, is leading to some uncomfortable outcomes.

Train travel is superb but needs detailed planning and an absolute minimum of baggage.

The popular tourist destination needs planning if you are to get the most out of it.

The use of global rankings remains controversial because different systems prioritise different aspects.

Simon Crean will be remembered for qualities such as integrity over self-interest, honesty, and consistency in core beliefs.

Feeling like it’s time for a change of career and new direction in life?

An old industrial Scottish town’s transformation into a tourism winner points the way for Perth.

The Albanese government has replaced the central bank governor as economic tensions continue to increase.

Balancing the competing needs of producers and the communities in which they operate is a growing challenge.

WA’s startup ecosystem is growing, as a recent series of events for international visitors hosted in Perth attests.

It seems clear not all that glitters is gold when it comes to how the Fair Work Commission’s recent 15 per cent pay rise for aged care workers will be funded.