Opinion University governing bodies face a reset By Gary Martin A wide-ranging review has prompted the federal government to move on improving governance in the sector. 30 Aug 2023
Opinion Industry helps power defence exports By Kristian Constantinides Key deals involving land, sea and air security underscore the growing success in defence industry. 29 Aug 2023
Opinion Numbers mask complexities in economy By Alan Duncan Household expenditure in Western Australia has continued to grow, according to the latest transactions data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. 28 Aug 2023
Opinion Whistleblowers deserve to be heard By Marion Fulker Those who suffer discrimination in the workplace should feel confident they will be supported when speaking up. 25 Aug 2023
Opinion Keep gas policy simple – and give everyone a fair go By Stuart Nicholls Strike Energy chief executive Stuart Nicholls pens his thoughts on recent changes to domestic gas policy. 25 Aug 2023
Technology, Innovation & Science Keeping up with Threads on social media By Kate Raynes-Goldie Business leaders should opt for simplicity and track where their customers are when making choices about platforms. 24 Aug 2023
Opinion Back to square one on Aboriginal heritage By Tom Zaunmayr WA continues to take one step forward, two step backwards on Aboriginal self-determination 24 Aug 2023
Technology, Innovation & Science Roboticists need rethink on climate change role By John Vial Perhaps Australia can use its well-developed skills in robotics to help other countries adapt. 23 Aug 2023
Opinion Project plight highlights hydrogen’s challenge By Mark Pownall Even significant federal funding could not get a moderate concept off the drawing board without state intervention. 22 Aug 2023
Opinion Fertiliser fears despite record imports By Andrew Whitelaw Independent data on fertiliser imports is hard to find, and there are concerns about availability of this essential farm input. 21 Aug 2023
Opinion Pressure point for state guardians By Amber Crosthwaite The effectiveness of public advocate bodies, including the way in which they are funded, needs to be reviewed. 18 Aug 2023
Opinion Culture capture concerns for business By Tim Treadgold Big business is at risk of walking into a culture trap that could prove expensive for investors. 18 Aug 2023
Opinion Placements can fuel financial stress By Gary Martin A Queensland-based academic says it’s time we stop pretending free labour is the best way for students to learn. 16 Aug 2023
Opinion Big lots a housing roadblock By James Limnios Perth needs more master-planned near-city housing developments, not super-sized lots. 15 Aug 2023
Opinion Veteran strategy targets labour woes By Kristian Constantinides Federal funding of $24 million for veterans’ employment is welcome news for veterans and the business community. 15 Aug 2023
Opinion Trade, investment key to prosperity By Daniel Kiely The Western Australian economy and its residents have been substantial beneficiaries of international trade. 14 Aug 2023
Opinion Science, conservation key for Perth Zoo By Marion Fulker An ambitious master plan is under way to guide Perth Zoo’s transformation ahead of its 125th birthday. 11 Aug 2023
Sport ‘Washing’ and ‘hushing’ on green calls By John Gardner Sports bodies have huge capacity to navigate and influence outcomes and reporting on climate action. 10 Aug 2023
Opinion Labor needs to tear up 2021 poll playbook By Tom Zaunmayr Labor's Rockingham haircut puts the political battle on a more traditional footing. 10 Aug 2023
Opinion Personal disclosure not divorced from reality By Mark Pownall Do we need to start requiring leaders to be more open about their personal circumstances? 09 Aug 2023