Business News - Wa

Tom Zaunmayr talks to Justin Fris about Business News' recent business of sport feature. Plus: Prime minister needs a 'dance partner'; Diesel divides goldies in Q3; Panel approves $22m Woolies build.

Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo discuss how some gold producers are using nickel infrastructure. Plus: Cook floats 'seven cities' plan; Gas giants rally against proposed tax; and Singaporean trust buys Hedland property.

Mark Pownall, Jack McGinn, Tom Zaunmayr and Claire Tyrrell discuss Woodside's AGM, BHP-China impasse ending, exploration costs reprieve, Fortescue's green power play and more.

Jack McGinn speaks with Nadia Budihardjo about a recent court ruling and what that means for freedom of information requests. And the latest on the gas tax parliamentary inquiry, Fortescue’s $950m green energy project and Artrage’s leadership change.

Mark Beyer speaks with Nadia Budihardjo about rare commercial success for medical researchers in WA from royalties over locally produced drugs. Plus: Update on fuel security; Woodside AGM; and Hancock's $200m donation to veterans.

Tom Zaunmayr speaks to Justin Fris about Business News' recent agribusiness feature. Plus: Iluka's Eneabba spend nears $1b; No figure on hospital beds spend; BHP,CMRG impasse ends.

Elisha Newell speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about ATOM Group, a business described as the Bunnings of the mining industry. Plus: Government fees waived for lithium producers; Ritz Carlton half stake sold for $88 million; and Karratha camp in $45m deal.

Mark Pownall speaks to Ella Loneragan about the recently-completed Perth Film Studios. Plus: Mid West energy project to cost $1b; $900 a day council 'monitor' extended; Cyclone, war dent Qube's profit.

Tom Zaunmayr speaks to Jack McGinn about the new Pastoralists and Graziers Association of WA president Digby Stretch. Also: Ruah gets $11m boost; ACCC to assess IAG, RAC merger; and Priddis buys Albany farm.

Mark Pownall, Nadia Budihardjo, Claire Tyrrell and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the Hancock-Wright judgement, major property deals, the fuel crisis and agribusiness woes.

Nadia Budihardjo and Ella Loneragan discuss the Wright and Hancock judgement. Plus: Cook thinks fuel restrictions are around the corner; Genesis adds $200m to coffers; and WAFarmers warning over Elders' retreat from WA.

Ella Loneragan speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about how an Aboriginal art organisation's work has been showcased globally. Plus: Hancock to pay iron ore royalties; $250m to underwrite new apartment builds; Duratec Ertech wins $281m HMAS Stirling works.

Sam Jones and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the recent North West edition of Business News magazine. Plus: State purchases four million litres of fuel for reserve; Norup + Wilson founder's August apartments approved; and Qantas put Sydney to Busselton on hold.

Gary Adshead speaks to Justin Fris about the Sandcastles Children's Hospice. Plus: 'Cover of war' claim on $1.5b; Nicola Forrest swoops on Freo Trades Hall; Abattoir owner to exit WA.

Nadia Budihardjo speaks with Claire Tyrrell about what goes into making Perth a 24-hour city. And the latest on Chris Ellison’s Mosman Park mansion, claims of a Synergy data breach and Monadelphous’ new contracts.

Mark Pownall, Sam Jones and Gary Adshead discuss the news of the week, including fuel movements; BHP industrial action; El Caballo Blanco's future; ECU's $72m purchase and more.

Tom Zaunmayr and Sam Jones discuss the 50 most powerful people in the state's North West. Plus: Feds ink deal with Ampol and Viva to secure supply; Home completions slip once again; and Main roads secure two Naval Base properties.

Mark Pownall speaks to Justin Fris about how port investment plays a role in enabling economic growth in WA. Plus: Revealed: The Burk Fuel results that sparked a govt probe; Goldies shine on $1b coffers, firm fuel supply; Ten BP fuel carriers due to this month.

Justin Fris and Mark Pownall discuss the severe driver shortage facing WAs trucking sector. Plus: Westview to progress Hatch steel mill; Scandal-plagued resort purchased; Gold miner says fuel won't stop halt production.

Claire Tyrrell and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on the planning industry. Plus PM stumps up $1bn in interest-free loans; UWA consider Karratha campus; and household confidence slips to Covid-10 levels.