Isabel Vieira joined Business News in 2022, co-leading breaking news and covering resources (critical minerals), insolvencies and corporate finance.
She was project editor on the 2024 edition of Business News' Power 500 publication and regularly features on the At Close of Business podcast. Ms Vieira won an Alliance Area of Business Publishers award in 2024.
Ms Vieira previously spent two years in the Great Southern, first at the independent Great Southern Weekender and then at Seven West Media'sNarrogin Observer and Albany Advertiser newspapers.
She studied at Curtin University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism.
Jules Pemberton-steered NRW Holdings brought in $104.4 million in profit after tax amid significant cost inflation and skilled labour pressures on its construction projects.
Embattled builder Modco Residential could allegedly owe about $5 million to up to 50 creditors as its co-founder spruiks interest in reviving the collapsed residential building business.
Liontown Resources has awarded a $1 billion underground mining services contract to Byrnecut as the market waits to hear whether it’s stretched the Kathleen Valley project budget.
A collapsed father and son building company has been hit with a $25,000 fine for carrying out unauthorised work and demanding premature payments for work on four Perth properties.
Medical cannabis company Little Green Pharma's founder Fleta Solomon has stepped down as chief executive to reduce her workload and focus on other divisions of the business.
Kerry Stokes-chaired Seven West Media’s newspaper division has recorded falls in advertising and circulation revenue alongside a 7 per cent slump in profit.
Construction company EMCO Building has won $23 million worth of work on the state government’s major Perth Cultural Centre redevelopment project, now tipped to be completed in 2025.
Rex Airlines and Skippers Aviation have once again secured deals to exclusively operate regional air services in the Great Southern, Northern Goldfields and Gascoyne regions.
Engineering and consultancy firm Wood Australia has notched deals with oil and gas giants Woodside Energy, Shell, Beach Energy and Mitsui & Co to undertake a pipeline of work.
The building industry watchdog is calling on homeowners affected by the collapse of Perth builder Western Luxury Homes to contact their insurance provider.
Beach Energy has recorded a sizeable drop in production and profit but claims strong project progress despite lowering its financial year 2024 targets.
Westgold Resources has flicked the switch on its first hybrid power facility while also securing the green light to restart its historic gold mine in the Mid West.
Shark Bay seashell miner L’Haridon Bight Mining has been ordered to pay an increased $48,000 fine after WorkSafe successfully appealed the original sentence over a workplace injury.
The state government has revealed it could provide further funding to Griffin Coal on top of $23.2 million already allocated in an effort to stabilise the embattled operation in Collie.
Euroz Hartleys has reported a “solid” annual profit in a difficult market while also announcing inaugural director Jay Hughes has retired from the board after 23 years.
Oil and gas giant Woodside Energy has inked a $1.3bn deal to sell a 10 per cent stake of its flagship Scarborough gas project to Sumitomo Corp and Sojitz Corp.
St John of God Health Care will cut 200 positions and make 160 workers redundant after grappling with higher operating costs, following a review triggered by its chief executive.
Mining services company Macmahon Holdings' chairwoman Eva Skira has announced her retirement as the board appoints Hamish Tyrwhitt to the leadership role.