Matt Mckenzie

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie worked for Business News from 2014 to 2023. He covered economics, resources, energy, major projects, and insolvencies; at times he was also responsible for manufacturing, agribusiness, politics and technology. Matt was editor of the Limitless and Cutting Edge publications, and for a period cohosted the At Close of Business podcast.

In 2018, Matt won a WA Media Award for business reporting, while in 2022, he won the AMEC excellence in journalism award for revealing huge delays to project approvals.

He also jointly won two AABP awards in 2022: with Jesinta Burton for coverage of the Pindan collapse; and with Jordan Murray and Jesinta for a podcast on the Belmont Park racecourse redevelopment.

A University of Western Australia graduate in economics and politics, he has been on the board of a community radio station and the finance committee of a local non-profit. Matt would also like to declare he is a member of a political party.

Tax uncertainty, competition cloud decision making

Tax uncertainty, competition cloud decision making

03 Apr 2017
Contracts awarded for Gold Road project

Contracts awarded for Gold Road project

03 Apr 2017
State to keep eye on mine rehab fund

State to keep eye on mine rehab fund

30 Mar 2017
BHP says tax defeat a win for new projects

BHP says tax defeat a win for new projects

29 Mar 2017
Agri-researchers testing growth

Agri-researchers testing growth

27 Mar 2017
NWQ in US expansion, appointment moves

NWQ in US expansion, appointment moves

24 Mar 2017
Mitsui in the frame after Walsh appointment

Mitsui in the frame after Walsh appointment

23 Mar 2017
WA regional travel down

WA regional travel down

22 Mar 2017
OECD calls on China to cut steel capacity

OECD calls on China to cut steel capacity

21 Mar 2017
Chevron boss warns against political threats

Chevron boss warns against political threats

21 Mar 2017
Better news on unemployment for WA

Better news on unemployment for WA

16 Mar 2017
Ore dust costs Port Hedland economy up to $60m a year

Ore dust costs Port Hedland economy up to $60m a year

15 Mar 2017

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