Tayler Neale

Big shoes to fill

Woodside seeks bank for Scarborough stake sell-off

McGowan punts on 150,000 new jobs

Earnings hit tipped for BHP

NAIF has cash to splash on tourism, farms

RCR Tomlinson under ASIC investigation

HECS relief: PM’s bid to close education gap

‘Blame Shorten for boats’

Fat chance for RCR’s creditors

All eyes on Chinese iron ore buying as price flies

Inpex has win in floating hotel case

Seven mulls sale of Crux gas stake

Airport win on Qantas

Searing scrutiny leaves big banks bruised but not broken

Lib MP ‘has questions to answer’ over lobster tour

Building giant pulls out of $1.1 billion Metronet contest

Miners back Uluru call for ‘voice’

Red alert on train deal

Gresham powers up Perth Energy auction

Query over Fotios’ gold play

The Morrison government is considering pre-election cash handouts to pensioners and families in an effort to make sure the entire electorate will have a reason to vote for the Coalition, not just those who will benefit from already legislated tax cuts.

Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen has said he is concerned about risks to Australia from the slowing world economy, so Labor must implement all its $200 billion-plus in pledged tax rises to arm the federal government with a bigger fiscal ‘‘buffer’’ to counteract any global downturn.

Rod Jones, who quit as chief executive of Navitas in 2017 only to return as part of a private equity-led takeover offer, says more staff and an improved experience for students is needed to get the most out of the university partnerships business.

The resources industry is expected to be one of the unlikely drivers of wages growth in 2019, with recruiters forecasting some salaries to climb by almost a third.

Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has kicked off his election campaign with a searing attack on big business and the wealthy, in a populist tirade that named and shamed one of Australia’s most iconic companies, miner BHP.

Britain’s political crisis has deepened, with Prime Minister Theresa May’s humiliating Brexit defeat heightening the prospect of no deal with the EU as rival political factions threaten to tear the Conservative government apart.

Almost 80 Australian seafarers will lose their jobs after BHP and BlueScope quietly brought an end to their use of the last two Australian-manned iron ore vessels.

Discounter Kmart will reduce its prices in an attempt to revive sales growth, which came to an abrupt halt in December after five years of uninterrupted gains.

New data out today reveals population growth in Western Australia remains subdued, with only a slight rise recorded in the year to June, while nationally the population increased 1.6 per cent.

Western Australia has regained the mantle of the highest unemployment in the country, after a 0.8 per cent uptick in the jobless rate in November.

A pre-feasibility study released today by Peter Bradford-led Independence Group has confirmed the viability of an underground mine at the Tropicana gold project.

A ‘smart’ irrigation system using weather forecasts and soil moisture readings to adjust watering is one of four City of Perth projects set to get underway after a $1.3 million federal government grant was secured.