Ella Loneragan

Ella Loneragan speaks with Isabel Vieira on the accomplished women who were recognised in the week of International Women's Day.

Former federal minister Geoff Prosser is just one member of the Prosser family whose entrepreneurial spirit has thrived in Bunbury for more than a century.

The City of Busselton has lodged an appeal with the state's environmental watchdog, challenging the approval of a $280 million resort planned for Smiths Beach.

The 20-year-old man accused of hitting former Labor strategist Tim Picton will remain on bail, despite the prosecution claiming he enacted a “clear breach” of one condition.

A former council deputy chief executive has been accused of stealing and attempting to gain thousands of dollars through fraud and deceit.

Technology is helping farmers save time and costs as they seek to grow their operations.

Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss Business News' South West edition.

The co-founder and former chief executive of WA's largest Indigenous-owned contractor Warrikal, Amanda Healy, has opened up on the challenges facing its future.

A Bridgetown bootmaker's shop from the 1940s has been given a fresh purpose.

Claire Tyrrell and Ella Loneragan discuss why Perth Design Week has become an integral part of WA's arts calendar.

An internal government document reveals the estimated cost of the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre redevelopment climbed by $507 million in six months before the project was shelved.

The Australian Fashion Council and RM Williams have launched a national plan to rebuild Australia's manufacturing capability across the textile, clothing and footwear sector.

Claire Tyrrell and Ella Loneragan discuss ideas from European cities to address the empty spaces in Perth and Fremantle.

A new study on Perth hotels has highlighted investment opportunities as it forecasts growth in visitor demand outpacing the development pipeline.

Businesses are concerned the South West's telecommunications infrastructure is not keeping pace with population growth.

Retirement living village operators have expressed concerns a lack of clarity on the timing of state reforms puts the progress of crucial developments at risk.

A longstanding family enterprise is undergoing a period of significant transition.

Nadia Budihardjo speaks with Jack McGinn on Jera's plan for Australian LNG amid global uncertainty in the oil and gas market.

The new co-owners of Vasse Estate plan to build on momentum developed during the project's 20-year history.

Acclaimed artistic director Kate Champion will leave Black Swan State Theatre Company after programming five seasons.

The children and young people services provider of more than 80 years announced its rebrand to Uplyft while opening the facility it purchased in 2024.

As clean energy projects gather speed in the South West, local industry has been jumping on board.

Tourism developments ramp up in the South West, as communities weigh the pressures that come with popularity.

Alcoa Australia president Elsabe Muller and members of federal and local governments were in attendance for the launch of the coastal art exhibition.

A local developer is hoping to transform the former medical practice after purchasing the property for $2.85 million.

Ella Loneragan talks to Nadia Budihardjo about why WA home care providers are working hard to adjust to market changes.

Providers are working to adjust to a market that has undergone dramatic changes in the past year.

Nadia Budihardjo and Ella Loneragan discuss the future of WAAPA in the new ECU campus.

A major voice in WA's performing arts sector says the state's creative industries are set for a shake-up.

The aged care organisation's previous chair has stepped down after almost a decade on the board.

Jayde Andrews and Ella Loneragan discuss Smith Sculptors and their works around the Perth CBD.

Two artists are creating local works that withstand the test of time.