Jordan Murray

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie speaks with Jordan Murray about bank runs, bailouts and some of the important details in recent troubles at Silicon Valley Bank and Credit Suisse.

Nadia Budihardjo speaks to Jordan Murray about the business of burgers in Perth.

Close to $10 million will be spent establishing a new trade presence for WA in the US.

The opposition has bypassed the state government and today written directly to the prime minister to formally outline its request for a royal commission into The Perth Mint.

Senior editor Mark Beyer talks to Jordan Murray about why some charities are grappling with whether to pay fees to their non-executive directors.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie talks to Jordan Murray about his inside look at the fall of FIRM Construction.

AROSE, a consortium led by Fugro and Nova Systems, has been named one of two companies that will design an Australia-made lunar rover for NASA’s next trip to the Moon.

Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie discuss the Kids Future Fund, cashless gaming, the GST wars, and what WA can learn from the NSW state election.

Jordan Murray and Simone Grogan discuss Silicon Valley Bank, AUKUS, AOG Energy, Crown Resorts and BHP.

Jordan Murray speaks with senior journalist Matt Mckenzie about why perspective is needed when discussing the issues facing WA's health system.

Regulation of Crown’s Perth operations will be overhauled in line with the Royal Commission’s suggestions, but the government has declined to act on several of the inquiry’s proposed reforms.

Spending more money on hospitals is an inadequate solution to the problems facing this state’s health system.

Jordan Murray speaks with senior journalist Matt Mckenzie about what WA industry can expect from today's AUKUS announcement.

Billions of dollars will be ploughed into Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine program with WA to benefit from a significant chunk of the largesse.

Jordan Murray speaks with senior journalist Matt Mckenzie about his recent profile of new Liberal leader Libby Mettam.

After years of infighting, state Liberal MPs have pinned their hopes on Libby Mettam to lead the party out of the wilderness and into government.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell discusses the recent sale of Bond Tower and the rise of non-bank lenders.

Senior editor Mark Beyer discusses why record levels of investment in waste treatment projects may not be enough to repair WA's flagging recycling efforts.

Withholding information about stamp duty paid on the $17.3 million sale of the Landgate building was not reasonable or appropriate, according to the state’s auditor general.

Jordan Murray speaks with senior journalist Matt Mckenzie about the political fallout that followed the state government's announced reforms to the Perth Parking Levy.

Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie discuss super tax changes and the debate about the purpose of superannuation.

St John WA's executive team will be halved under a new group model that recently installed chief Kevin Brown has conceded ‘may feel disruptive’ in the months ahead.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie discusses the pressures coming to bear on the state's construction industry.

Recent wrangling over the Perth parking levy is yet another case study in the political troubles of a diminished opposition.

Liv Declerck speaks with senior journalist Matt Mckenzie about some of the workforce constraints facing the state's aged care providers.

University mergers could be back on the table in WA as another state takes firm steps towards amalgamating two of its biggest institutions.

Navitas will secure an interest in several colleges offering university pathways to international students across Australia and New Zealand from UK-based Study Group.

Senior editor Mark Pownall discusses the advent of regulatory technology businesses.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell talks about how worker demands are driving an uptick in flexible workspaces.

Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie discuss planning changes, university amalgamations and what they signal about the direction of WA.

University mergers could be on the table as an independent review of the state’s higher education system is set to canvass prospective changes to the sector’s structure.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell discusses recent activity in Perth's commercial property sector.