Sean Cowan

Work at the state's biggest container port is expected to slow to a crawl in the coming weeks after Qube Ports customers were told a series of industrial actions would start from tonight.

ANALYSIS: Isn't the failure of big media just an example of the lifecycle of a business; you make money only until a competitor comes along with a better product and puts you out of business... or you adapt?

An external report into the culture at ASX-listed Nine Entertainment has found the organisation has a systemic issue with abuse of power, bullying, discrimination and sexual harassment.

Sapien Cyber, the Perth startup that emerged from Edith Cowan University’s internationally recognised cyber security research institute, has been placed in the hands of administrators.

The move sets up a showdown for preselection in the blue-ribbon seat.

The separation of billionaire power couple Andrew and Nicola Forrest has caused acrimony between Nine's Australian Financial Review and rival Seven West Media newspaper, The West Australian.

There is nothing particularly unusual about a property owner wanting to connect separate parcels of land.

An eight-centimetre height difference between the original floor of a Coles supermarket and an extension to the building has led the owner to take legal action against the architecture firm that designed the extension.

Much has changed on the state’s playing fields and courts over the past 30 years, but success comes in many forms and WA teams still deliver.

Former WA solicitor general Robert Meadows has died, aged 81.

Former Quintis director Graeme Scott has had an early victory in his defamation battle with several of the company's most senior executives, with the Supreme Court ruling there should be no restriction on his access to one of the documents at the centre of the case.

The Netball Australia-Hancock brouhaha may well be a tipping point for sports sponsorships.

Business News will expand its coverage of state politics in 2023 and base a journalist at Parliament House for the first time in the organisation's history.

Golf’s great disruptor will hold events in Australia next year, but Perth has been overlooked.

Managing editor Sean Cowan talks about the AFL's latest TV rights deal and what it means for the competition's growth.

A new AFL TV rights deal is set to shake-up the code, again.

Well-provided for at the extremities, Perth sports bodies would appreciate a mid-sized stadium.

Perth Wildcats may have missed the playoffs for the first time in 36 years, but that didn't stop the league's most successful franchise from booking a profit of $750,000 for the financial year.

Liontown Resources chair Tim Goyder has paid $17 million for a home overlooking the water in Peppermint Grove.

Managing editor Sean Cowan gives readers insights into the making of Power 500 ahead of tonight's official launch.

Managing editor Sean Cowan discusses why key management personnel exited The Perth Wildcats in the months after its 35-year run as a finals contender came to an end.

The make-up of a national football competition could have turned out very differently if some tough decisions were made even as recently as a decade ago.

As a means of exerting pressure on countries that refuse to meet international standards of behaviour, sports bans have a proven track record.

The sale of the TAB was never going to be straightforward, but the government’s hoping it can pick a winner.

Business News's long-awaited publication is getting plenty of attention.

From major contributor to non-starter, the Hopman Cup’s slide down the rankings has been dramatic.

I've been itching to take a good look under the bonnet of the Perth Wildcats operation ever since sharemarket-listed Sports Entertainment Group bought the NBL’s most successful franchise from the late Jack Bendat for $8.5 million last year.

Scott Morrison has offered a pessimistic view of Australia repairing diplomatic relations with China in the years ahead while encouraging businesses to continue engaging with the people’s republic.

The lack of a major sponsor for the season ahead is more bad news for the local football league.

The Fremantle Dockers have had a massive turnaround in financial fortunes, posting an operating profit of more than $1.5 million in 2021.

Nev Power has stepped down from the national board of the Royal Flying Doctors Service after pleading guilty to two counts of breaching WA's COVID-19 travel restrictions.

On today's episode of At Close of Business, managing editor Sean Cowan weighs in on what Cricket Australia has lost with the departure of Justin Langer.