Opinion

Western Australians deserve a seat at the table when debating how Australia should engage with China.

Love them or loathe them, use of e-scooters and other micromobility vehicles is moving ahead.

History tells us state support for the minerals sector has paid dividends.

A recent spike in trade with Europe may be positive for some, but plenty of opportunities remain closer to home.

Despite ministerial optimism, many operators will struggle to adhere to impending care provision changes.

Conditions are ripe for a wild swing in the availability of credit.

Recent news coverage may have you excited at the prospect Australia will soon be adopting a four-day work week.

Technology could alter perceptions of what or who is considered ‘elite'.

The nuclear subs deal has supporters and detractors both within Australia and overseas.

A Bill before the Senate aims to help university graduates manage escalating student debt.

Shifting further to the right will be electorally disastrous for the Liberal Party.

The final act is yet to be written as the financial system looks down the barrel at another crisis.

It seems obvious to cut this nasty impost on business, but it isn't that easy.

The latest iteration of the Personal Safety Survey, just released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, shows that sexual harassment remains highly prevalent in our society.

DEVELOPMENT in existing suburbs, a practice known as infill, is an issue the Perth region has long grappled with.

Rapid changes in demand for offsets can create turmoil in carbon markets.

Consultant Penny Knight argues the NDIS is on an unsustainable budget trajectory and the solution lies with the old WA model of greater local control.

Details of Australia's nuclear-powered submarine agreement have surfaced.

While there are several deals available for airline passengers, those who prefer a more leisurely mode of travel haven't been forgotten.

When it comes to multi-billion-dollar defence programs, parochial interests shouldn't get in the way of the national interest.

A Canadian $15 million-dollar investment fund with a solid tech focus is growing a collaborative community worldwide.

The tax on jobs is a clear disincentive for business and investment.

At a minimum, a review of WA universities might lead to a reduction in the current duplication of course offerings.

A successful Agile team will move out of project delivery and into providing a specific, measurable service.

We seem unable to adequately protect ourselves from online threats.

Heidrick & Struggles WA principal Luke Robbins puts forward his thoughts on what makes a successful Diversity, Equity and Inclusion strategy.

Meat substitute products have issues with scalability, cost competitiveness and consumer acceptance of the final product.

Port city transitions are decades in the making.

Perth scale-up claims an edge in underground mining.

Former Workplace Gender Equality Agency director Libby Lyons pens her thoughts on achieving equality in the workplace.

WA businesses and government were well represented at a major biennial event.

Qantas has provided a glimpse at its new premium long-haul offering, while a Monaco-based cruise liner provides luxury indulgence.