Editorial

Saudi Arabia has no qualms about flooding the world with cheap oil to maintain its market dominance.

Universities deserve more freedom than they get, especially now as we transition from a mining boom that generated much wealth but left us inefficient.

An unlikely sector is confidently going about its business while other parts of the economy struggle.

Those who rode-out the 15-plus years of tough times in the wine sector will be better prepared to meet the challenges to come.

WA's political leaders need to bite the bullet and start some bipartisan planning for the state's future transport needs; and the public should support change.

One of the earliest moves made by Premier Colin Barnett's first government was to open the door to uranium mining.

The decline in the oil price signals a consolidation phase for the state's oil and gas sector.

WA business is rapidly resetting its cost base and growth targets to better withstand the downturn.

Only time will tell if the sector has reached a point where it is unstoppable.