Opinion

Carbon capture and storage is one of several technologies we’ll need to adopt to meet our emissions targets.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss Woodside and BHP, Peter Coleman, election funding, workplace health and safety, the arts industry, small business and Promoting Perth.

Major resources players are increasingly investing profits made in WA elsewhere.

OPINION: Nothing will change in WA's local government sector until it tackles widespread behavioural issues, writes Penny Taylor.

Excellence in performance can’t easily be judged by simple measures.

A top-shelf sporting museum would be a valuable add-on to Perth’s tourism offerings.

There are regularly calls for a move from conventional farming to organic farming. Is this a good move?

WA potash hopefuls are keeping an eye on what BHP does next.

An internal report into the Liberals’ 2021 WA election performance is imminent.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss COVID-19 concerns, office sales, leasing deals, hydrogen, the State Development Assessment Unit, Jaxon Construction and Nicola Forrest.

The WA Liberal Party has an opportunity to reset itself for the future, writes Simon Withers.

The chief executive of one of seven major potash companies in WA has expressed the need for a cautious approach when it comes to developing a new resource industry.

Building partnerships between business and the tertiary sector is key to producing job-ready graduates.

WA businesses are well placed to boost defence tech exports.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss COVID, Diggers & Dealers, MinRes, Perth Casino Royal Commission, house prices, skills shortage, population growth, tourism, apartments and Nicola Forrest.

The decision on a green energy hub in the Pilbara on environmental grounds surprised many, including the project’s proponents.

A sense of unified purpose is needed to protect critical infrastructure.

Despite the ongoing trade dispute, Australia has some inherent advantages in the meat trade with China.

ANALYSIS: The relationship between commissioner Neville Owen and Kerry Stokes has unexpectedly become the big news to emerge from the Perth Casino Royal Commission.

Another day and another bulk ship from Indonesia arriving off WA with a COVID-19 infected crew, as our state’s agriculture industry braces itself for a possible ban on ships from Indonesian ports.

Careful consideration is required before large tracts of outback land are turned over for renewable energy projects.

Politics and sport have long been intertwined, but that shouldn’t sully the contest.

In their weekly podcast Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss the Crown inquiry, INCITE Awards, Ian Cochrane, iron ore, BN30, Sam Walsh, and CBD development.

Many universities still struggle to find the management sweet spot.

A changing geopolitical climate poses challenges for defence, aid and diplomatic funds.

Perth offers plenty of high-quality learning opportunities.

A lack of local content on major projects will hurt WA in the long run.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss South-West developments, the Infrastructure Strategy, Rita Saffioti, Crown Casino, the gold sector and WA's fund managers.

There’s no template when it comes to choosing winners in sustainable energy.

Despite official figures from China, doubts remain over that country’s herd rebuild.

Proposed changes to how football is run in WA could make it even less representative of grassroots clubs.

The pandemic has disrupted all our lives, but it’s not the only force shifting how we do business.