Special Reports

Air travel in Western Australia has started to recover from an extended slump. This Special Report has data on all WA’s major airports, and details on an innovative inter-regional service coming to the state’s north.

Heightened levels of competition are driving a design renaissance in Perth’s apartment market, as the city’s top developers stake their claim to market segments by establishing a point of difference through innovation and experimentation.

In the fourth edition of Great for the State, we analyse the impact of Reconciliation Action Plans, report on four charities targeting Aboriginal youth development, and profile six prominent Aboriginal leaders.

• We analyse Aboriginal procurement programs run by the federal and state governments
• Talk to IPS Management Consultants and the Noongar Chamber of Commerce
• Provide the latest news on contracts won by indigenous businesses
• Update our BNiQ lists of WA's largest indigenou

WA businesses are positioning themselves to participate in the national shipbuilding supply chain and longer term, have a strong chance to create a sustainment hub in Perth.

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Our Health and Wellness edition highlights how Western Australia is evolving into a world-leading jurisdiction in medical research, pushing the boundaries of science and innovation in a quest for better health.
 

High-level iron ore, lithium and gold projects set pace for more than 50 developments in fresh commodities boom. WA finds itself in the centre of a new, agribusiness-driven, mining race.

Widespread government reviews are causing a headache for Western Australia’s major universities, but higher promotional funding and a lift in the state’s share of new international students are encouraging signs.