News Articles for John Langoulant

The provision of tourism-related infrastructure will need to lift to meet WA's growing potential.

WA Shadow Treasurer Sandra Brewer says she will introduce a private members bill for the creation of a parliamentary budget office to scrutinise spending.

Prominent resources sector lobbyist Rebecca Tomkinson has been appointed WA's next agent general, a high-profile trade role which will see her relocate to London.

The two prominent business leaders have different opinions about what should go in the space between the casino and Optus Stadium.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Peter Campbell, Paul Gamblin, Gemma Farrell, John Langoulant, Ronald Chan and Melissa Chan.

Western Australia's former agent general to the UK and Europe, John Langoulant, has joined economics and public policy advisory firm ACIL Allen in a Perth-based role.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Gary Nurick, Colleen Hayward, Jo Lanagan, Mark Webb, Matthew Tonts, Rod Clark, Angela Kelly, Craig Holland, Warren Hallam and John Ball.

The state government has taken the unusual step of appointing a career public servant from the health department as WA's next agent general for a term of just nine months.

As part of an ongoing series, Business News asks whether negative consequences from a 2020 sugar hit for housing should have been foreseen.

The state government could do a better job of keeping the public in the loop about some major decisions.

A likely change of power in Canberra this year will have little bearing on the makeup of WA's political and business leaders. Click through to see our updated ranking of WA's 50 Most Influential.

A contentious privatised parking contract could be the linchpin for $3 billion of projects at the QEII medical centre.

Episode 4 of the Business News Future Perth podcast is now available, looking at issues surrounding Perth's transformation into a city of 3.5 million people.

John Langoulant has sought counsel widely, including with Kim Beazley, ahead of taking up his key post in London.

Future Perth is a six-part podcast series that will examine the major issues facing this vibrant metropolis as it looks to grow in both size and stature over the next 20 years.

Premier Mark McGowan's former chief of staff has been appointed to the board of state government agency VenuesWest, just eight months after his resignation.

Two prominent WA women will take positions atop the boards of Infrastructure WA and GESB following John Langoulant's appointment as the state's agent general in the UK and Europe.

John Langoulant will be jetting off to London after being named agent general at the state's investment and trade office.

Improving asset management and planning for an Aboriginal cultural centre are among prominent recommendations made in WA's inaugural infrastructure strategy document.

Ahead of Infrastructure WA releasing a draft of its inaugural strategy document, agency chair John Langoulant spoke to Business News about the future of infrastructure in the state.

WA's cluster of road and rail projects could face delays as the state's planning minister has acknowledged a need to better spread works across the forward estimates.

Improving outcomes for others has been a driving force in Michael Henderson's professional and personal life.

At what point should not-for-profit organisations start paying fees to their board of directors?

What are the qualifications that make an individual suited to sit on a government board?

Two years after returning to Perth from New York, Ross Love has emerged as an influential figure in the state government.

Visitation to Rottnest Island fell by 36 per cent in the previous financial year as travel restrictions transformed the tourist hotspot into a COVID-19 quarantine zone.

The total amount of funds managed by the Government Employees Superannuation Board fell by $200 million in the past financial year as a result of the COVID-19 downturn.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Martin Flynn, Gary Massey, Karen Shepherd, John Langoulant, Rishelle Hume, Phil Walleystack, Tony Chong, Andrew Rowe and Tim Wise.

Infrastructure WA chairman John Langoulant has identified the needs of the state's regions and opportunities for private finance as two of the biggest challenges facing the advisory group.

The state government has set up an advisory group, with executives from more than 20 businesses and community groups, to provide advice on the impacts of COVID-19 and measures to help economic recovery.

Our weekly appointment wrap includes Eric Lumsden, John Langoulant, Michael Court, Nicole Lockwood, Terry Agnew, Kerryl Bradshaw, Andrea Sutton, Wayne Zekulich, Keith Hirschman, Tony Sheard, Alex Ogg, Nicholas Chapple, Paul Pryde, Shane Ogilvie, Saschelle Blake, Brett Heather, Richard Peterson, and Howie McKibbon.

The state government has appointed 10 members to the board of its peak infrastructure advisory body, including six directors from the private sector led by chairman John Langoulant.

Perth's Telethon Kids Institute has announced former foreign affairs minister Julie Bishop will be its next chair.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Rebecca Broughton, Gemma Davies, Kevin Piepgrass, Mark Lynam, and John Langoulant.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes John Langoulant, Sue Pember, Maria Saraceni, Wayne Peel, Alex Willcocks, Adrian Gurgone, Lorraine Gregoriadis, Sarah Greenough, Sarah Bagshaw, Mark Woffenden, Lisa Paul, Dianne Bain, Claire Wilkinson, Trudy Cook, Anthony Mauro, Lui Pangiarella, Jason O'Meara, Alex Da Silva and Doug McKay.

Western Australia's $50,000 Black Swan Prize for Portraiture has been renamed the Lester Prize, in honour of the award's leading patron, Dick Lester.

Business groups have welcomed a bill introduced by the state government today to establish the advisory body Infrastructure WA.

Patrick O'Neill has resigned as joint company secretary of Baraka Energy & Resources.

An independent inquiry into the partial collapse of a 112-year-old jetty on tourist hotspot Rottnest Island will be completed next month.

Perth does not need to over emphasise economic diversification to revitalise the local economy, but rather embrace its competitive advantages, according to a report released by the Committee for Perth today.