Matt Mckenzie

Over three decades, the state's energy system has gone greener and more private investment has been welcomed.

Parc Engineering co-founder Andrew Carter was named a Business News 40under40 winner for the substantial growth his business has achieved in just five years.

Senior journalist Matt Mckenzie and Jack McGinn talk about the RBA's decision and the rising cost of living.

Just In: The RBA has signalled further rate hikes could still be ahead as it lifted the official cash rate to 3.85 per cent.

The costs of school and medical services in Perth have almost tripled over the past 20 years, as analysis by Business News reveals where households have been hit hardest by inflation.

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

Mark Pownall and Matt Mckenzie discuss the latest on Perdaman, new inflation and export data, expansion of Morley Galleria, mining results, health expenditure and BGC.

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

Matt Mckenzie and Isabel Vieira talk Football West and RugbyWA. Plus: Perdaman, emergency targets and inflation.

Perth has recorded the lowest price rises of all Australian capitals in the March quarter, as inflation eased across the country.

Ventura Homes backtracked on a promise to complete construction of a new house just weeks after a SAT battle over delays to the building was scratched.

Plans for the multi-billion-dollar Ridley magnetite project have been lodged with the federal environmental regulator.

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.

New emissions targets for Chevron’s Wheatstone LNG plant have been signed off by the state government.

ANALYSIS: Philip Lowe says changes proposed in the RBA review will have a "marginal" impact on the economy, but crucially, the panel has reaffirmed the bank's inflation target.

Troubles for Modco Residential highlight some big issues in the building industry.

Matt Mckenzie and Liv Declerck discuss record grain crops and the fertiliser market. Plus: Woodside's Voice stance, WA Ballet leadership and Town of Cambridge opposition.

Libby Mettam has slammed Western Power for slowing down housing developments following a blowout in the waiting time for grid connections.

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

More rate rises could be on the way, the RBA has said, while singling out the construction industry as at risk of further insolvencies.

Matt Mckenzie and Mark Pownall discuss payroll tax and GST distribution. Plus: Petroleum tax, R.M. Williams and record scams.

Matt Mckenzie, Claire Tyrrell and Isabel Vieira discuss the rental crisis and whether profits are really driving inflation.

ANALYSIS: The Australia Institute seems to have had a change of heart about inflation, but can’t quite admit it.

Matt Mckenzie talks to Isabel Vieira about boosting tourism in Wheatbelt towns.

The number of houses in the construction stage in Western Australia has hit a record high, with 21,524 buyers waiting for completion of their new homes.

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

Chevron Australia’s profit more than tripled to $12 billion in 2022.

Flooding in the Kimberley has affected the community and highlighted the argument for freight network resilience.

A plan to build a green steel recycling mill in Collie has been boosted by $2.7 million from the state government for feasibility work.

Matt Mckenzie and Mark Beyer discuss Western Australia’s 50 most influential people. Plus: Tourism spending, referendum and CBD office vacancies.

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