Jordan Murray

WA’s 29th premier reflects on how politics and public debate have evolved over the past 30 years.

Millions of dollars in prospective fines cap off a tough year of bargaining for WA’s nurses’ union.

Members of a group leading education programs on the Voice to Parliament are urging universities to get involved in the upcoming referendum.

Western Australians deserve a seat at the table when debating how Australia should engage with China.

Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie say farewell to At Close of Business and discuss the stories that mattered in their time at Business News.

Matt Mckenzie and Jordan Murray talk about a recent analysis of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

Support for constitutional change is firming in business and political circles despite hesitancy in some quarters to take a stance on the issue.

Jordan Murray speaks with senior journalist Claire Tyrrell about her recent coverage of the Perth City Link precinct.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie and Jordan Murray discuss Philip Lowe's show of courage and Bill Johnston's openness to the possible sale of Gold Corporation.

Jordan Murray speaks with senior journalist Matt Mckenzie about how troubles facing Modco Residential highlight broader issues facing the building industry.

The state government has launched a strategic review of Gold Corporation, which operates the Perth Mint, with a sale of the business one option.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie speaks with Jordan Murray about the future of the Liberal Party and the electoral consequences of shifting to the right.

Shifting further to the right will be electorally disastrous for the Liberal Party.

Jordan Murray speaks with senior journalist Matt Mckenzie about his recent coverage on the subject of freight network resilience.

Jordan Murray speaks with senior journalist Claire Tyrrell about her recent conversation with developer Don Fini.

Murdoch University will lend research expertise from its Harry Butler Institute to a local outfit seeking to commercialise a form of biofuel created from microalgae.

Janet Reah holds no regrets about calling for the ANF to strike over the objections of the state's industrial relations watchdog, despite the union now facing fines worth a cumulative $27 million.

Jordan Murray speaks to cadet journalist Liv Declerck about her recent interview with Expression Australia boss Rebecca Adam.

Ken Wyatt has resigned from the Liberal Party after federal MPs resolved to support a ‘no’ vote at the upcoming Voice referendum.

All of the state's major party leaders will support a constitutionally enshrined Voice to Parliament with Libby Mettam declaring she will personally back a ‘yes’ vote at the upcoming referendum.

Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie debate the state’s GST share, and funding for submarines.

When it comes to multi-billion-dollar defence programs, parochial interests shouldn’t get in the way of the national interest.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie talks to Jordan Murray about his recent conversation with opposition leader Shane Love.

Shane Love insists there’s a greater role for the Nationals in state politics beyond rural concerns.

Pressure is building on businesses to justify retaining personal data as consumer awareness of cyber security builds in the aftermath of the Optus, Medibank and Latitude hacks.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie talks to Jordan Murray about the benefits of payroll tax reform.

Mark Olson’s replacement as chief executive of the Australian Nursing Federation has been named.

Matt Mckenzie and Jordan Murray discuss whether the impact of stimulus in homebuilding was foreseeable.

Mark Pownall speaks to Jordan Murray about WA’s venture capital scene.

Profitability was down across all four of the state's public universities in 2022 as two institutions finished the year in the red.

Senior journalists Matt Mckenzie and Claire Tyrrell discuss how property developers and policymakers are navigating community opposition during the planning process.

Richard Court has warned Australia’s east coast faces further gas shortages while arguing for the country to embrace a more realistic approach to its decarbonisation efforts.