Shanna Crispin

Curtin University says a report on Australia’s future demand for health workers reinforces its plan to open Western Australia’s third medical school.

The rollout of the NBN has begun in WA, but how it ends up will be determined by politics.

The Southern Regional Metropolitan Council has won a bid to reopen its waste management facility, one of the largest in Perth, after odour issues had prompted the Department of Environment and Conserv

A DROP in demand is rarely considered a blessing in business, but for Western Australia-based Land Surveys a post-GFC lull has enabled it to become more sustainable and prepare for the growing resourc

A congestion charge proposed for Perth’s CBD would be ineffective because Western Australia’s affluence meant motorists were unlikely to change their driving habits, according to the RAC.

A TRANSPORT analyst has proposed the state government consider using a ‘value capture’ funding model and increases in council rates to help pay for almost $3 billion of proposed public transport infra

The Chamber of Minerals and Energy has fired back at union claims that the resources sector does nothing to train the state’s workforce, but relies on migrants and poaching workers from other industri

BUSINESSES in Western Australia are demanding more guidance from the federal government on proposed changes to employee living-away-from-home benefits.

A Perth company that has become a global leader in the education software market is facing uncertain times as main rival Blackboard takes over two of its biggest partners.