Opinion

Founders and investors want the same outcome: success.

Hydrogen has plenty of boosters but some of the downsides are being glossed over.

Talk about the need for cultural change within organisations must be backed by action.

Strong revenue is masking rising costs in WA, and the associated inflationary pressure.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss WA's economic strength, Ben Wyatt's new roles, the Pindan saga, house prices and why WA is underperforming, Mineral Resources and Clough.

WA may have to defend its position on GST redistribution, again.

The return of the mullet opens up a conversation about schools’ role and personal freedoms.

The Great Australian dream of homeownership is changing explains Catherine Lezer, president of the Strata Community Association WA.

Defence West is considering a major dry dock infrastructure project for WA.

In the final piece of his three-part series on the proposed film studio for Fremantle, Mark Naglazas asks what the arrival of big-budget productions would mean for the local industry.

In this week’s podcast, Mark Pownall and Matt Mckenzie discuss Pindan, Covid response, workplace death, Geraldton supercomputer, HBF acquisition, driver shortage, WA philanthropy, and indigenous bu

Western Australia Furniture Manufacturer’s Association president Michael D'Andrea takes a deep dive into what Australian-made products should represent.

Vaccines are one tool in the fight against COVID-19, quarantine is another.

WA’s wine sector provides quality produce and a rich business tapestry for business reporters.

Soft diplomacy with Indonesia has become a key focus for China, at a time when its relations with Australia deteriorates further, writes Ross Taylor.

Sport could play a role in hastening moves towards hitting broader gender equality targets.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss Pindan Group, falling unemployment, Rottnest Lodge plans, the sale of two WA contractors, Jimmy Wilson, David Singleton and tech awards.

Many young investors are wading into dangerous territory.

Trust and communication are vital for business tie-ups with universities to succeed.

Four WA universities contribute significantly to the defence sector, operating together as ‘team WA’.

The federation’s founders would be aghast at how the Senate has changed.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss the federal budget, Crown Perth, the Chris Brown betting scandal, Christ Church Grammar School's plans, Scarborough and Dunsborough projects, Wayne Martin and the legal sector.

Ross Taylor explores the potential consequences of axing a ministerial position dedicated to Asian engagement.

Politicians are reluctant to relinquish power once they have it.

The world’s largest producer of canola has for the first time been forced to import supply.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss iron ore, Rio's AGM, hydrogen projects, Perdaman Industries, Caratti court ruling, house prices, the sale of Go West Tours, KBH Group, and Fremantle Port's new CEO.

The worldwide debt trap is closing on private investors, with inflation looming as an added threat.

AFL management would do well to remember fans’ enthusiasm for the game’s traditions.

Both sides of politics are aware of the fragility of the Morrison government’s support in the west.

Vision, focus, and calculated risk-taking are needed to stand out in the university sector.

Anzac Day is a reminder of sacrifice, and how we can help our armed forces personnel.

In their weekly podcast, Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss the impact of lockdown on businesses, wine export challenges, mining projects, not-for-profit board fees, ASIC's new chair and key female appointments.