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Australia should learn from the example five world leaders have set in reforming their countries by putting a pink bulldozer through wasteful governments and defying woke ideology.

Jang In-hwa, Chairman of POSCO Group, visited Australia for three days starting on the 7th and embarked on global management initiatives to strengthen the competitiveness of the steel business and the energy value chain.

Outgoing Chevron Australia chief Mark Hatfield says Australia is at a crossroads when it comes to the future of the oil and gas sector as an attractive destination for investment.

The results of the 2025 Dairy Industry Association of Australia (DIAA) (WA) Dairy Awards were announced on Friday evening, and it was a night of accolades for Bannister Downs Dairy.

Pilbara miner Rio Tinto spent more than $10 billion with Western Australian suppliers last year as it ramped up work on its iron ore sustaining projects.

Activist ideology has taken over the decision-making capability of Australian politicians, sacrificing jobs and people’s standards of living through anti-gas-development policies, Beach Energy chief executive Brett Woods has declared.

The largest South Korean investor in Australia and one of the world’s biggest buyers of LNG has attacked political intervention in the domestic market and questioned whether it can rely on multibillion-dollar deals it has struck with local producers to buy energy.

Global gas giants said on Tuesday an election campaign proposal by Australia’s opposition coalition that would force producers to direct more export gas into the domestic market would deter investment without tackling looming shortages.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has fired a salvo on energy prices ahead of Friday’s announcement by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of a May 3 election.

In the febrile environment of a federal election campaign, an uneasy consensus seems to have emerged between the major parties on an unlikely topic — the gas industry.

Western Australia’s resources sector injected a record $150 billion into the national economy in 2023–24.

All Western Australian know that you do the heavy lifting for Australia’s economy, but it’s mining that makes your incredible work possible.