Jordan Murray

Jesinta Burton discusses her coverage of a contested election in outer-metropolitan Perth and what it means for the state's electoral laws.

Tattarang has lifted its stake in the NSW-based dairy giant to 11.5 per cent.

Jobs for Austal's US division are continuing to roll in with the Henderson-based defence contractor picking up $225 million worth of work with the US Navy.

Mark Pownall and Jordan Murray discuss house prices, Burrup, Rio Tinto, luxury shopping, Sirona Urban, gold mining, and wealth advisors.

Matt Mckenzie and Jordan Murray discuss the RBA review, inflation, rate rise forecasts, and recession risks.

Karl Heiden has resigned as chief executive of the western suburbs council, which will now search for its third chief executive in four years.

Senior editor Mark Pownall details his profile of Revo Fitness founder Andrew Holder and how his business model is giving him a leg up in the fitness industry.

Australia's former treasurer has landed his first major role outside of politics after having briefly been linked to the AFL and a possible political comeback.

Madeleine Stephens explores some of the themes raised in her recent article about the use of robots in the hospitality sector.

Murdoch University has officially named its Building 360 development.

Mark Barnaba's term as an RBA board member has been extended by one year as a review of Australia's central bank raises the possibility of a major governance shakeup.

Jordan Murray discusses his recent article on the collapse of cryptocurrencies, including how Perth businesses are managing the crisis.

Tony Pignata has handed in his resignation and will move on as Perth Glory boss in September.

Government boards in WA are among the least political in the country, according to new research that has found federal boards to be stacked with party-affiliated appointees.

Bad press amid a cryptocurrency downturn has done little to shake the faith of local observers.

Mark Pownall and Jordan Murray discuss housing starts, industrial vacancies, Hesperia, Tattarang, Lawrence Escalante and South32.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie returns to At Close of Business to discuss WA's tourism priorities, Qantas, and the domestic value of direct international flights.

Political editor Gary Adshead explains why he weighed in on a proposed children's hospice in Swanbourne, and what opposition to it by local councillors means for its future.

Senior editor Mark Beyer talks about his feature on corporate finance, delving into why the market is slowing down and what opportunities lay ahead as access to capital recedes.

Simone Grogan wraps up the last six months of WA-focused IPOs, highlighting how the market has slowed down and which sectors have dominated amid tough conditions.

Valerie Gould's tenure atop the state's independent schools body will come to a close this year with UWA's director of student life stepping in as her replacement.

Political editor Gary Adshead discusses his profile of Chris Dawson, including the incoming governor's family history, a career in the police force, and advocacy for Aboriginal causes.

Political editor Gary Adshead provides highlights from this morning's interview with Caroline Spencer.

Mark Pownall and Jordan Murray discuss interest rates, construction costs, South Fremantle Power Station, the latest on Crown, Sephora, mining deals, and corporate finance.

Electric car chargers are just the start for Ampol, with the company's top boss confident the petrol retailer has what it takes to become an energy retailer in the coming decades.

Senior editor Mark Pownall digs into how school foundations are buying up land for school camps in the South West region.

After two decades of local ownership, Churchill Consulting is set to change hands and come under the ownership of global consultancy group Sia Partners.

WA's deputy premier conceded the state has in the past struggled to build a strong relationship with India as he prepares to lead a major trade delegation to the country later this month.

Senior journalist Claire Tyrrell goes behind how the collapse of three prominent construction outfits in the last 12 months has affected WA's building sector.

Jim Chalmers has defended the government’s frank rhetoric on inflation as the RBA has telegraphed more cash rate rises are on the cards to curb runaway price hikes.

Senior editor Mark Pownall goes over highlights from his recent conversation with Nicole Lockwood.

Australia's benchmark interest rate is now at a three-year high following the RBA's decision to lift the cash rate target for the third time in as many months.