Great for the State – Edition 5: Disruption

Technology is dramatically expanding access to and the effectiveness of healthcare from the cities to WA’s most remote parts.

We share seven of the many stories of WA ingenuity and entrepreneurship to have had an impact during the past five decades.

Three big changes in the transport industry will revolutionise how Western Australians move around in decades to come.

In the dunes of the state’s South West, on the mine sites of the red north, or in remote villages around the world, drones are unlocking opportunities.

Before the business she co-founded attained its $1billion ‘unicorn’ valuation, Melanie Perkins hit a point where she thought she had failed her co-founders.

Western Australia in 2029 will be dramatically different from today.

One of the key findings of our 2019 Global CEO Outlook was that 84 percent of the 1,300 CEOs surveyed told us they want a culture where it is accepted that errors and mistakes are part of the innovati

PREDICTING if someone is at imminent risk of a heart attack has been for a long time the Holy Grail for heart researchers.

By 2030, more than 50 per cent of revenue generated by the mobility industry is likely to be disrupted.

Universities are drivers of innovation, facilitating connections and collaboration between researchers, students, founders, funders, investors, and industry.