Opinion

Asset sales are expected to feature heavily when the Barnett government releases its budget in May.

Necessity is often the mother of invention in Australian agriculture, which is why the lack of support for renewables from many in the farm sector is perplexing.

reiwa.com property sales data for the overall market for the week ending 23 February 2016 totalled 678 which represents a 6 per cent increase in total sales over the week.

Software product management is not the same as software project management, and the sooner startup founders understand this, the better.

Living life in reverse is an amusing fictional concept that involves being born old and growing young, but if you look at some of the forces at work in the economy today you might imagine that everything is running backwards – starting with the puzzle of negative interest rates.

This week we discuss markets improving, iron ore and FMG, who has won the airport rail line project, 24-hour supermarkets, Rotto, Gary Gray, CBH Group and professional services.

Two articles in Business News (February 2016) may have left readers with a view the progress on Rottnest has stalled. This is far from the case.

The overall median rent has continued to trend lower as the vacancy rate rises.

Finding things in common with prospective clients is the surest way to build rapport and make the sale.

Healthy employees bring obvious benefits to the workplace, but how their personal medical details are used may have unintended consequences.

In his history of Rottnest Island, Laurie O'Meara looks to how the popular holiday destination's future can be settled.

This week we discuss tough markets, the sports stadium, Woosha, Moody's downgrade, asset sales, Rio Tinto and mining services.

The premier's ‘follow-me' style makes his performance in the lead-up to the next state poll vital for the government's chances of re-election.

In this podcast Mark Pownall interviews tourism industry legend Laurie O'Meara about his new book Rottnest: Where to from here?

Engaging, inspiring storytelling remains a powerful communication tool, even more so in the digital age.

Consumers in Western Australia have continued to benefit from affordable prices, with record low petrol prices weighing down on national inflation (the headline annual inflation rate is currently at 1.7 per cent).

Having the technical skills to develop software in-house is a key point of difference for successful startups.

The technology bubble that has inflated share prices around the world hasn't burst, but it has certainly lost a lot of air and credibility.

Since the start of the year, more than $8.2 trillion has been wiped off the value of global equities.

This week we discuss the state of the markets, further resources shakeouts, home prices, a new hotel for Perth, office vacancies and we look at ports and transport.

reiwa.com property sales data for the overall market for the week ending February 2 totalled 723, which represents a 36 per cent increase in total sales over the week.

Attentive listening is a key component in the salesperson's armoury; so why do so many of us tune out?

Global retailers provided a rare bright spot in an otherwise subdued sector over Christmas, and the dominance of the online model is set to grow.

How does an old-style brawling union still sway our modern leaders?

This week we discuss the rich list, mining cutbacks, Elizabeth Quay, trucking, and we look at land development.

Melissa Parke's decision to stand aside at the next federal election poses some issues for the Labor Party in Fremantle.

The best leaders encourage us all to step up to the plate, empowering us to achieving better outcomes.

The Australian share market has opened slightly lower, hurt by financial stocks following falls on Wall Street.

reiwa.com rental listing data for the overall market crossed the 10,000 mark during the second week of January this year.

There's plenty of talk in investment circles about the startup sector, but no singular, clear definition of what a ‘startup' actually is.

You probably wouldn't believe it if someone told you that Perth-based retailing specialist Wesfarmers was bigger than global resources leader BHP Billiton, but that was the situation last week on the Australian Securities Exchange as the company led by Richard Goyder quietly slipped past the global mining giant.

This week we discuss oil and gas write-downs, City of Perth CEO, hardware, Shenton Park redevelopment, government infrastructure, and we look at how private schools are faring in this economy.