OPINION: Recent reports find little progress has been achieved on cultural diversity in the boardroom.
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The Royal Agricultural Society of WA has moved to cancel the Perth Royal Show’s poultry competition over concerns it could become a bird flu super-spreader event.
The High Court has declared the Commission of Inquiry report into the appointment of former FICAC Commissioner Barbara Malimali null and void. Judge, Justice Dane Tuiqereqere ruled that the inquiry continued unlawfully after its legal mandate expired and was affected by apparent bias and procedural unfairness. In a detailed judgment of 154 pages, Justice Tuiqereqere found that while the Commission of Inquiry had raised legitimate concerns about Malimali’s appointment process, the inquiry itself was conducted in a manner that rendered its report legally invalid. The judge adds that the work of the Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption is vital to…
OPINION: WA is competing for skilled workers, but competitive salaries and opportunities will not be enough if they cannot afford to establish a life here.
Former Woodside Energy director Melinda Cilento has been appointed to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s Monetary Policy Board, adding further WA resources experience to the rate-setting panel.
Optimism for another bumper crop is fading as dry weather and frost impacts parts of Western Australia’s grain belt.
The Nedlands-based developer has bought a Colin Street building for $4.88 million, with a view to converting it to luxury apartments.
WA iron deposits could soon power a clean energy breakthrough, according to new research from Edith Cowan University.
Equus Energy has executed a decade-long gas supply deal with project backer Alcoa, making the state’s largest domestic gas user its foundation customer.
New locomotives ready to take to WA’s freight rail network are equipped with “world-leading” lighting and will play a key role in delivering the state’s bumper crops to market.