Special Reports

Business News’s in-depth remuneration survey shines a light on the state’s high-income earners.

Staff numbers at WA’s accounting firms have experienced their largest fall in more than 20 years, though the change was highly variable.

Perth’s major accounting firms have about 70 per cent of their staff back in the office after COVID, but lots of variation sits behind that number.

Can the Great Southern continue to attract large numbers of visitors after the state opens its borders?

It is unclear what effect a partial reopening of WA’s border will mean for the state’s beleaguered tourism sector.

A new facility costing close to $100 million is designed to provide a long-term solution for hazardous waste in WA.

The government is considering changes to limit stockpiling and waste levy avoidance in the construction and demolition recycling industry.

Government, the public, and businesses need to work together to turn WA’s poor recycling record around.

Limited new supply, high yields and a rebounding resources sector are elevating the appeal of Perth’s office assets.

Although the pandemic has emphasised business can be done from anywhere, commercial property players are banking on the value of four walls.

Government housing stimulus packages have helped resuscitate the ailing residential building industry, but will the demand be short-lived?

With the question of when international students will return to Australia still up in the air, ECU is preparing for a return to normal.

The grain industry is sharpening its strategy with new markets, new products and a focus on supply chain costs.

Expansion plans are in the works for some of WA’s biggest exporters, but commodity prices and projects face uncertainty.

Growing investment in telecommunications has created opportunities for the contractors that build the networks, including Cape, Diamond Underground and Streamline Connect,

With the NBN having now reached practical completion, attention is turning to how the network will cope with an increasingly data-hungry nation.

The high gold price and strength of the market has made it easier for junior goldminers to raise capital and launch IPOs.

After a rocky start to the year, confidence in WA’s gold sector is driving economic activity, with investment and exploration up.

With the national economy in recession, upkeep and repairs on Collins class submarines could play a key role in WA’s recovery.

There’s unprecedented investment in Australia’s defence industry manufacturers as the government embarks on the most significant armed build-up in a generation.

Almost half of revenue reported by WA’s top 20 public resources companies can be attributed to iron ore miners amid an industry boom.

It will take a mix of planning, marketing and property redevelopment initiatives to resuscitate Perth’s ailing CBD retail market.

Certain pockets of the retail market have proved their value during the pandemic, and investors are taking notice.

The pandemic has accelerated existing issues and trends facing the retail property sector.

Hydrogen, batteries, and standalone power systems are a major focus for WA’s regions.

A flurry of renewable projects has connected to the grid in recent months, although the pace of development could slow.

Border closures are having a magnified impact on some WA businesses, with calls for a clear strategy on reopening and possible compensation.

Many small businesses are optimistic after the challenges of recent months, citing the state’s border bubble as a contributing factor.

Regional arts organisations are able to produce work that brings their communities together, without the budgets and resources of companies in the city.

The pandemic has highlighted the plight of the arts sector but will the support continue?

Australia’s financial planning sector is grappling with major regulatory changes.

Perth-based fund managers beat the market last financial year but are divided on future investment strategies.