Opinion

OPINION: US bauxite miner's contributions to WA can't hide the fact it's at odds with community expectations.

OPINION: US-Indonesia negotiations suggest politics may begin reshaping Australia's relationship with a longstanding market.

Recent investments in hardware show there's a future for making things in WA.

OPINION: The latest crypto plunge may be a sign investors have grown tired of the uncertainty.

ANALYSIS: As conflict escalates in Iran and the Middle East, anxiety has settled on a familiar pressure point: the petrol bowser and just how high prices may climb.

OPINION: The premier says travel time is behind his move from Kwinana to a pad near parliament.

OPINION: This first of two reports focused on some of the pitfalls of a technology that's rapidly becoming ubiquitous.

REVIEW: Cantina di Lulu La Delizia brings an unmistakable touch of Melbourne bar culture to its casual format.

REVIEW: Supplying consistency across a vast geographical area is a challenge Vinarchy Wines has embraced.

OPINION: War tends to lay bare the consequences of neglecting domestic capability.

REVIEW: The forests, coastline and excellent regional produce are the hallmarks of a great break down south.

OPINION: It might be time to reconsider how to best meet student needs and expectations as they receive their degrees.

OPINION: Agriculture will need to adapt in the event of a fuel shock, as petrol prices surge amid the Middle East conflict.

OPINION: The sale of Defence land could have unexpected consequences.

OPINION: A deepening talent war could threaten to stall the state's sovereign ambitions in terms of naval shipbuilding.

OPINION: Hardly a day goes by without migration being blamed for whatever economic or social pressure happens to dominate the headlines.

OPINION: The daily Perth to Kalgoorlie passenger train service has potential as a delivery service for the Wheatbelt.

OPINION: On a range of issues, small numbers of people have a big impact on the rest of us.

OPINION: Employers are navigating a workplace where complexity has increased and employees expect their needs to be met.

OPINION: Tax increases just tinker around the edges when spending cuts are what's needed.

OPINION: WA Liberal leader has called out secrecy around spending, but it might come back to bite.

OPINION: Installing a virtual assistant can have unintended consequences, so beware.

OPINION: Artificial intelligence has the potential to disrupt our comfortable existence.

REVIEW: New releases from a hot 2024 vintage show a producer at the top of its game.

OPINION: The NDIA is failing to effectively steward the market for which it is responsible.

ANALYSIS: QantasLink prepares for a new era in WA aviation.

OPINION: The flexibility of gas cements its value as a transitional energy source.

OPINION: Students, universities, employers and the workforce more generally stand to benefit from degree apprenticeships.

OPINION: Nice words aren't going to cut it for a sector that relies on trust, cohesion and culture.

OPINION: Retail prices for beef, lamb and pork are up, but the shift at saleyards has been even more pronounced.

OPINION: The most valuable insights at an organisation come from spending time with people at every level.

OPINION: For many people, alcohol and a working lunch are no longer on the menu.