Australian Wool Innovation has come under fire after paying a nearly half-a-million-dollar redundancy figure to its past CEO, Stuart McCullough.
Olivia Ford
Adam Poulsen
A Mid West mother will be forced to drive 300km a day — or up to 20 hours a week — in order to take her children to and from school next year after her youngest son’s bus route was axed.
Matthew Paddick
Meat and Livestock Australia has picked up a swag of awards for its summer lamb ad campaign after nearly 25 million people watched it worldwide.
The Albanese Government “doesn’t have a plan” to help WA sheep farmers transition away from live exports, a prominent industry leader has told hundreds of producers at a major industry convention in Perth.
Farm-to-plate meat producers in the State’s south will band together to form a co-op in the face of a Bunbury abattoir’s decision to stop animal processing for small producers.
Georgia Campion
Families all across rural Australia — from the Wheatbelt to the desert — put on their best red shirts for the launch of a day dedicated to raising awareness about the unique challenges of rural education.
Australian pulse production has been tipped to soar this season on the back of strong demand from India for chickpeas and lentils.
Federal regulators are investigation allegations by fruit processor SPC’s that Italian tinned and canned tomato had fallen foul of competition laws.
Australian producers are hailed as some of the most tech-savvy in the world, but there’s still much more to be done to break down barriers and drive broader agtech adoption.
Harriet Mellish
Brownes dairy is not afraid to think outside the box when it comes to ensuring its survival as one of WA’s remaining food processing businesses.
Rebecca Turner
A FIFO worker who left a father with a fractured skull and brain bleeds from a one-punch attack at a pub south of Perth has been sentenced to more than two years’ imprisonment.
Rebecca Le May
First homebuyers look set to be targeted in the upcoming State election with the Liberal Party promising to lift stamp duty exemptions by $100,000 to win their votes.
Joe Spagnolo
Thousands of WA families can’t get ‘defective pipes’ ripped out of their homes quickly enough as insurers decline to renew policies on properties hit with repeated water bursts.
John Flint
Nicheliving's giving up its building license will relieve abandoned customers, but taxpayers will have to foot the $40 million bill, sparking anger.
Jessica Page
A Perth man is missing in Bali after being swept out to sea by an ‘extreme’ wave while saving a distressed swimmer.
Taylor Renouf
The housing boom continues at pace across Australia — but Perth suburbs are well outstripping the rest of the nation. FIND OUT WHERE THEY ARE
Troy de Ruyter
Transforming Henderson into the biggest naval precinct in the southern hemisphere is ‘the most significant Defence offering to WA since Federation’ by Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles.
Nine has swung the axe on 6PR, dumping programs hosted by journalist Julie-Anne Sprague and popular presenter Tod Johnston.
Neale Prior
You might call me a ‘rebel without a cause,’ says Grab co-found Anthony Tan said. But I was on a mission to create something that could be ‘a force for good’.
Ernestine Siu
Economic stimulus in China could also be a shot in the arm for Nike and Starbucks, two major brands trying to orchestrate their own turnarounds.
Jesse Pound
Joker: Folie a Deux stumbled to just $US40 million ($58.7m) in US domestic ticket sales during its opening weekend, a far cry from the $US96.2m its predecessor brought in during its debut in 2019.
Sarah Whitten
A strike by Israel against Iran could raise fears of a disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and add a significant price risk premium.
Spencer Kimball
Bob Garnant
Dylan Caporn
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Craig Duncan
Anjelica Smilovitis
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