Opinion

Farmers have a range of options to help them better manage funds for the bad years.

History is repeating in the state’s nickel industry.

The AFL may be (almost) a national competition, but clubs outside Victoria are still missing out.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss the state budget, including iron ore royalties, new infrastructure priorities, debt and tax reform, labour shortages and border restrictions, mining technology, Perdaman, logging and Smiths Beach.

WA Liberals must learn from federal Labor’s experience.

A new learning module can upskill workers and help fill the financial hole left by the absence of international students.

A too-hasty exit from Afghanistan will have long-term implications for not only Afghans, but the nations withdrawing their support.

It’s unlikely the debate over climate change will lead to an honest debate about nuclear energy in Australia.

Mark Pownall and Matt Mckenzie discuss Agworld, apartment projects, Jaxon, COVID-19 developments, Elizabeth Gaines, the Liberal Party of WA review, the university sector and the Perth Zoo.

Perth and its inhabitants would benefit from a more integrated transport network.

Neville Owen’s ties to Kerry Stokes have created more complications for the Crown casino inquiry after Business News unearthed details of a joint venture with Tim Roberts.

Women’s football is a huge market still waiting to be fully developed.

The premier won’t be able to please everyone with his first budget as treasurer.

Property Council of Australia WA executive director Sandra Brewer shares her thoughts on the need for a renewed debate on Perth infill development.

Getting the language of identity right has never been so complicated, or important.

Balancing offshore inputs with local participation in defence contracting is a challenge.

Perth is an attractor of global organisations and the creator of local success stories.

Western Australia’s iron ore exports are breaking records, but are we at a turning point?

Basil Zempilas has revealed that the City of Perth and the state government are working on attracting a new “major global event” to Perth.

Carbon capture and storage is one of several technologies we’ll need to adopt to meet our emissions targets.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss Woodside and BHP, Peter Coleman, election funding, workplace health and safety, the arts industry, small business and Promoting Perth.

Major resources players are increasingly investing profits made in WA elsewhere.

OPINION: Nothing will change in WA's local government sector until it tackles widespread behavioural issues, writes Penny Taylor.

Excellence in performance can’t easily be judged by simple measures.

A top-shelf sporting museum would be a valuable add-on to Perth’s tourism offerings.

There are regularly calls for a move from conventional farming to organic farming. Is this a good move?

WA potash hopefuls are keeping an eye on what BHP does next.

An internal report into the Liberals’ 2021 WA election performance is imminent.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss COVID-19 concerns, office sales, leasing deals, hydrogen, the State Development Assessment Unit, Jaxon Construction and Nicola Forrest.

The WA Liberal Party has an opportunity to reset itself for the future, writes Simon Withers.

The chief executive of one of seven major potash companies in WA has expressed the need for a cautious approach when it comes to developing a new resource industry.

Building partnerships between business and the tertiary sector is key to producing job-ready graduates.