This week's appointments include Brett Davis, Stuart Macnaughton, Tim Bult, Arthur Sinodinos, Jessica Di Camillo, Mark Crees, Robert Edwards and Charles Kobelke.
Business News has again received international recognition for its journalism and digital products, taking home three honours at the Alliance of Area Business Publishers awards held in the US.
Business News researcher Ava Rawlings has scooped up a Western Australian Media Award after being recognised as the outstanding journalism student for 2025.
WA's energy and decarbonisation minister wants to update the state's main power grid and add 2 gigawatts of renewable energy as she eyes a 2030 exit for coal.
After five years of revenue growth, Business News has made three key editorial appointments as part of its efforts to continue leading the state in its coverage of news and opinion.
Business News received three accolades at the 2025 AABP awards, including golds for breaking news coverage and website design and silver for its daily email.
New data from Business News and Clarity reveals that WA's business confidence remains resilient after the federal election, even amidst global economic uncertainty.
In this podcast Simone Grogan and Jack McGinn discuss Aboriginal cultural heritage laws, Business News success, space exploration, all the latest property happenings and luxury brand interest in Perth.
Business News senior journalist Matt Mckenzie has won the prestigious AMEC media award for excellence in journalism covering the Australian mineral exploration and mining industry.
Business News will expand its coverage of state politics in 2023 and base a journalist at Parliament House for the first time in the organisation's history.
Kara Ged, founded by two entrepreneurial Perth businesswomen, is lifting indigenous and female engagement in mining and construction via modular homes and drone technology.
Business News has won five awards at the international Alliance of Area Business Publishers awards, announced at a gala event in Columbus, Ohio on Saturday.
WA a “clear outperformer” in anticipated housing price growth and the state with the highest sentiment among property industry professionals, a NAB survey shows.
A $420 cost of living bonus for workers, $250 for pensioners, and a temporary 50 per cent cut in fuel excise are among the key moves in the federal budget tonight.
The State Development Assessment Unit has received 2,057 public submissions for the $118 million Saracen Properties development, including 1,849 against.
Leading independent economist Jonathan Pain says he expects at least four interest rate rises within this calendar year, as monetary policy normalises.
Perth developer Barry Baltinas has submitted plans for a $27 million apartment building alongside the site of Gary Dempsey's derailed proposal to the state's expedited planning pathway.
Industry sentiment across WA's property sector is increasingly uncertain as more projects are put at risk or placed on hold, the Property Council of Australia WA Division says.
