WA tops list for economic performance, Victoria comes last
Western Australia is the nation's best economic performer while Victoria lags behind all other states, a new report reveals.
Perth startup WeVolt raises $2 million for app bringing the shared economy to EV chargers
Perth startup WeVolt has raised $2 million for its community-led 'people-powered' charging app that addresses the EV infrastructure gap.
WA’s $14 million e-waste scheme will see unwanted household appliances banned from landfill
From 2024, WA’s unwanted electrical and electronic products, from dinky toasters to broken vacuums, cannot be sent to landfill.
Iconic Aussie pie brand Mrs Mac’s sold to mystery buyer
The family-owned pie brand has reportedly been sold to a mystery buyer, following months of financial pressure and tough times stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
WA records 28% increase in interstate visitor numbers and 12% increase in visitor spend
Perth has boasted the biggest visitor growth of any capital city in the latest data from Tourism Research Australia.
Grants of up to $50,000 available to help WA small businesses win government contracts
Three new rounds of the $2 million Local Capability Fund (LCF) have been announced by the WA state government.
Material price hikes and labour shortages a major concern for WA homebuilders after two businesses collapse
Industry leaders in Western Australia are sounding the alarm over future business insolvencies after the collapse of two home builders.
With no end to border closures in sight, WA families and businesses are tiring of being kept “safe”
The promise of the West Australian borders opening on February 5, now taken away with no indication of a new opening date, is devastating news for business and families in WA.
WA budget initiatives greatly affected by border closures: CPA Australia
Border closures will continue to act as a millstone around the neck of the Western Australian economy because the labour shortages resulting from lockdowns limit the state’s ability to grow, according to CPA Australia.
WA accelerates plan to ban single-use coffee cups by 2023
The WA 'Plan for Plastics' will be fast-tracked by four years with a view to eliminate single-use plastic items across the state in various phases.
WA’s new procurement framework aims to cut red tape
Western Australia’s new procurement framework has come into effect this week, which the state government says will promote consistent policies and practices and make it easier for businesses to work with government.
Five white men walk into a bar: When it comes to advertising, ignore women at your own peril
The Western Australian government has launched a new Staycation campaign, and as far as advertising goes, it's a short-sighted flop.
