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Western Australian executives are operating in an environment increasingly shaped by global forces – from capital flows and talent competition to AI and supply chain disruption.

Fuel prices have risen. Interest rates have increased. Grocery bills are set to rise even further.

It's late in the afternoon when your receptionist notices something odd. There was an email in her inbox that (at a glance) looked legitimate.

On 23 April, BDO's Perth office played host to a timely discussion around the challenge confronting many leaders: how to manage risk in an environment that is no longer predictable.

Western Australia's youth homelessness crisis is worsening, with frontline organisations warning that increasing numbers of children and young people are facing homelessness, trauma and housing insecurity.

The global mining sector continues to power economic growth, underpinning energy transition materials and large-scale infrastructure development.

Few issues in Western Australia's property market spark as much discussion as the question of how we accommodate our growing population while maintaining the lifestyle and affordability that Perth is known for.

Western Australia is entering a defining chapter.

Western Australia's mining sector has long been defined by production, scale, and commodity cycles.

As energy costs continue to rise and global supply chains remain volatile, securing reliable and cost-effective power has become one of the most critical challenges facing Western Australia's minin

Western Australia's commercial energy landscape is undergoing a significant shift, driven by rising energy costs, fuel price volatility and increasing regulatory and sustainability pressures.

Most reputation crises don't start externally. They start in the leadership layer and quickly find their way out where they can have real, immediate business impacts.

There's a clear shift underway in how CEOs are reading the environment. Generative AI has moved well beyond experimentation.

CPC Engineering has successfully completed the civil, structural, mechanical, piping and electrical scopes for the Con Leach Project at AngloGold Ashanti's Sunrise Dam operation, located approximat

Marking 15 years, Variety WA's Motor Mouth Camp is reshaping how children with complex communication needs connect with the world. The program goes beyond traditional therapy, supporting not only children who use augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), but also the families and carers around them.

From Port Hedland to Karratha and out to Newman, Boom Logistics has spent a quarter of a century building a permanent footprint across Western Australia's North West, and continues to invest signif

Ideas often start small. When shared, they are strengthened. When grounded in purpose, they gain momentum.

The Perth Football League (PFL) continues to strengthen its position as Australia's largest community football competition, with the 2026 season reflecting sustained growth, increased innovation an

Pressure is mounting across Western Australia's agricultural sector as the phase-out of live sheep exports is forcing farmers to rethink how they operate while navigating growing financial and operational strain. Amid these compounding pressures Holyoake are stepping in to support the people behind the industry.

A 10-year partnership between Mineral Resources Limited and Ronald McDonald House Western Australia has quietly transformed the experience of families caring for seriously ill children, delivering more than 1.2 million home-cooked meals across the state.