Natalie Gerritsen

A one-time labour recruitment company chaired by Lyndon Rowe is being used by Wizard Home Loans founder Mark Bouris for a back-door listing of his new venture on the Australian Securities Exchange.

Former premier Richard Court will chair the Iron Ore Holdings board from next year, the company has announced today.

Newly-appointed State Treasurer Christian Porter today announced a small downward revision in Western Australia's economic growth rate and a large upward revision in the expected budget surplus, but warned WA that the good times would not last forever.

Education provider Navitas has welcomed the federal government's announced review of the student visa program, saying it will be a crucial step forward in revitalising the international education industry.

The state’s new top innovation and technology advisor opens up about what makes him tick.

WESTERN Australia’s insolvency sector has some bad news for struggling areas of the state’s economy – expect more of the same next year.

Small airlines and larger carriers are at loggerheads over the state government’s proposed changes to the regulation of regional aviation in WA. Natalie Gerritsen reports.

FEDERAL government changes to the sensitive areas of student visas and skilled migration have aroused concern among some affected industry groups that things could actually be made worse.

PREMIER Colin Barnett has continued to contrast himself with Prime Minister Julia Gillard, trumping her two-year vision by offering his view on what he believes will be Western Australia’s defining decade.