Thought Leadership

As the Western Australian construction industry continues to face challenges under the pressure of supply chain disruptions, material inflation, labour and resource availability, innovation is what keeps the cogs turning to ensure projects remain underway and on track in our state.

Airnorth's Perth to Alice Springs route, with three weekly return flights, has quickly become popular. Utilising modern Embraer Ejets, it serves both leisure and business travellers, particularly in the oil, gas, and resources sectors, enhancing connectivity and comfort.

In response to market changes, employers may need to restructure or streamline operations through redundancy or job role modifications, impacting both employers and employees.

Struggling to raise patient capital? Looking at maximising the sale value of your business?

In the world of entrepreneurship, few stories are as inspiring as Oliver Wood's.

Planting trees for biodiversity conservation with Carbon Neutral, simple solutions to help the environment.

Against the backdrop of positive recent developments for the offshore wind industry off Australia's east coast, DLA Piper brought together a panel of experts from the offshore w

As one of the largest local government areas in Western Australia, the City of Wanneroo is at a crossroads of opportunity and responsibility, poised to shape the future of its rapidly growing community through advocacy and strategic planning.

The game has changed, and consumers are in charge of the rulebook.

Proper estate and succession planning is always to the benefit of those left behind and this, of course, is reason enough for business owners to take the time to do it properly and seek quality pro

Hale School is known for academic success and achievement, so it seems unlikely that the Headmaster would be worried about outcomes for boys, yet he is.

In today's dynamic job market, the pathways to leadership are varied, encompassing higher education degrees, direct experience, vocational education, or often, a combination of all three.

PLI has recently competed a modular build on a remote minesite that has changed the face of site administration buildings in the Pilbara.

Trusts are crucial for asset management and passing wealth to future generations. But what if you need changes or are uncertain about trustee discretion? Hall & Wilcox partner McLane Edinger delves into trust variation powers and limits on discretion.

When Perth lawyers James Steedman and Nick Stagg joined forces to start their own boutique legal practice, there was no doubt their shared legal DNA and decades of experience in the field was the r

Welcome to part 2 of Employee Duties, Part 1 being Restraint clauses in Employment Contracts, which can be

A recent undertaking by our school has been described by Nic Hayes from Media Stable as ‘a masterclass in publicity' but in the words of F.Scott Fitzgerald, “I shall tell you what occurred, and let you judge for yourself.”

When the landmark trilateral security agreement, AUKUS was announced in 2021, ‘Pillar I' - the delivery of a nuclear-powered attack submarine capability to Australia - dominated both local and inte

Australia has a long history of exporting wine, dating back to 1822 when the first bottle of Australian wine was exported to London.

Located on Western Australia's lush south coast, the Sunnyside Permanent Planting Forest Initiative is the latest groundbreaking project initiated by Perth-based reforestation company Carbon Neutra

Mandurah has been at the forefront of retirement destinations for generations, setting a high bar with its idyllic lifestyle, picture-perfect waterfront spaces and endless options for leisure and r

Congratulations to Eastern Guruma on celebrating its 20-year anniversary! Held at Frasers, Kings Park on 19 April 2024 it was the perfect venue for such a milestone occasion.

With demand for renewable energy increasing across Western Australia, attention is turning to offshore wind as a possible future energy source.

Restraint of trade clauses seek to prohibit or restrict an outgoing employee from doing something, normally, working for a competitor of the former employer and/or contacting former clients/employees of the employer.

There is ongoing scrutiny and criticism regarding animal welfare in live trade exports.

The agriculture industry is adapting to meet the needs of the market with a long-term view of population growth and demand from overseas trade, while being able to serve lo

A group of thought leaders from all areas of the agribusiness sector gathered at a private boardroom lunch jointly hosted by Business News and HHG Legal Group, to discuss the big issues affecting the sector now and in the next five years.

Crises happen. And they can happen to good people. If you are a leader when a crisis hits, even if the crisis is not your fault, it is your problem to address.

Cyber security is putting Perth on the map, in more ways than one.

The Heart Foundation is encouraging more West Australians to take up a Heart-Healthy Eating Pattern over the Easter school holiday break and beyond.

Ensuring timely payment for work has been a longstanding issue in the construction industry.

In times of corporate distress, stakeholders can lose confidence in management and their ability to address the failure of the company to meet targets and budgets.