Opinion

Golf’s great disruptor will hold events in Australia next year, but Perth has been overlooked.

A veteran captain puts the case for the use of pre-positioned ships to shore up security.

Annual net income changes by selected taxable incomes with stage three tax cuts.

A major analyst is tipping a slide of up to 20 per cent in property prices, but it won’t be even across the country.

Many questions remain regarding the death of a man at Rockingham Hospital.

How is government going to support providers in the pathway to good governance and who is going to pay for it?

Western Australia’s international education industry is poised for a much-needed boost thanks to the state government’s $10 million agent incentive scheme.

Two companies that should know better showered public servants with hospitality to win government contracts.

Given its small population, WA will be focused on wheat exports, while the eastern states have stronger local demand.

Evolving and improving aspects of ADF culture requires commitment, and patience.

A new AFL TV rights deal is set to shake-up the code, again.

Michael Malone was always a different sort of entrepreneur.

From the Grand Canyon to Monument Valley, Arizona is stunning.

As the fear of recession looms following interest rate hikes by central banks to fight inflation, the outlook for commodity prices is far less bullish than it was earlier in the year.

Perth and Los Angeles have plenty in common, and we could take some inspiration from the famous city.

The NDIS-funded Specialist Disability Accommodation program needs some reworking to best serve the sector.

Overconfidence in the US dollar is having a profound effect worldwide.

MOSS Wood cabernet sauvignon is among the most anticipated wine releases each year.

The Morrison government’s Job Ready Graduates package of reforms reduced student tuition fees in fields expected to produce the most job growth, while increasing fees for courses seen as less vital to the economy.

The debate over the size and frequency of interest rate moves is healthy and justified.

Australia's unemployment rate hit a 50-year low of 3.4 per cent in July, with the Australian Bureau of Statistics reporting there are now more vacancies to be filled in the economy than there are unemployed people.

August was a good month for red meat exports, with China posting surprisingly strong demand.

The absence from the Jobs and Skills Summit of the association representing aged care sector employers was a missed opportunity.

Bookended between two of WA’s best recent vintages, the 2019 is starting to show its quality.

Well-provided for at the extremities, Perth sports bodies would appreciate a mid-sized stadium.

Developing and maintaining strong alliances is vital for security in the Indo-Pacific region.

The buyer of South Fremantle Power Station should take inspiration from the Hearst Castle on California’s coast.

Always on the lookout for plagiarism in students’ work, universities also must contend with a barrage of online cheating services.

The global energy crisis has opened the door for WA to do more than supply largely unprocessed raw materials.

The government says its new retirement village policy aims to create a fairer balance.

The response to the passing of the Queen shows that substance, tradition and history still have their place.

We should be concerned about fertiliser and its impact on food.