Opinion

Amid all the doom and gloom, it’s possible Australia will be able to dig its way out of trouble, again.

Grain markets seem to be balancing the bearish with the bullish, despite unpredictable weather and political events.

A new ranking system offers a direct assessment of universities’ efforts to address global challenges.

The most recent accounts data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed that the national economy grew by 0.2 per cent in the quarter to March 2023.

While Labor is unlikely to lose next month’s by-election in Rockingham, both sides will be closely following any voter trends and swings.

AI such as ChatGPT may not be as much of a knowledge tool as initially believed.

The Committee for Perth has hung out the ‘under new management’ sign and is now seeking the kind of strategic reset that occurs naturally from a changing of the guard.

Phasing out the live sheep sector will require many WA sheep farmers to reconsider their stocking plans, or even their future in the business.

THE Victorian government might like to believe it runs ‘the education state’, but its upbeat moniker needs to be replaced by the more appropriate ‘the sick state’, such is the poor health of its economy.