Claire Tyrrell and Tom Zaunmayr discuss fuel prices, Satterley land deals, council amalgamations, and Business News' new special publication

Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo discuss hurdles faced by projects in the Canning Basin.

Plus: Regional fuel now WA's cheapest; Jera sells Ichthys and Gorgon stakes; and Beazley indicated Nedlands amalgamation on cards.

Nadia Budihardjo speaks with Jack McGinn on Jera’s plan for Australian LNG amid global uncertainty in the oil and gas market. And the latest on WA's fuel availability, a $48.5m Dianella sale and Kwinana's container port authority.

Jack McGinn and Tom Zaunmayr discuss how an innovative building practice could solve housing issues in the Pilbara.

Plus: Reynolds, Commonwealth head to mediation; Regions struggle to fill fuel orders; and Littleproud resigns from Nationals leadership.

Justin Fris speaks with Mark Pownall about Ben Morton's role as chair of the Perth Bears.

Plus: Rox secures $350m Youanmi finance; Santos, Beach back Cooper Basin upgrade; 440mW solar farm build begins.

Mark Pownall speaks to Justin Fris about Perth podiatrist Paul Griffin and his sustainable footwear business.

Plus: Chevron and Horizon deal; State govt's coal energy deadline; and Sculpture by the Sea returns to Cottesloe.

Mark Pownall and Tom Zaunmayr discuss the Middle East conflict, local business acquisitions, new hotels, Perdaman's energy developments, Rio Tinto's desalination plant, and a St Georges Terrace brewery

Jack McGinn speaks to Tom Zaunmayr about the planned return of an historic WA mine.

Plus: Bid to triple hydrogen facility passed; Exmouth hotel approved; and Screenwest's new chair.

Ella Loneragan talks to Nadia Budihardjo about why WA home care providers are working hard to adjust to market changes.

Plus: State to co-fund Rio desal plant; Vale Dennis Cometti; Genus makes $55m rail acquisition.

Nadia Budihardjo and Ella Loneragan discuss the future of WAAPA in the new ECU campus.

Plus; Osborne Park Hospital starts works; monitor appointed to trouble-plagued council; and MinRes claims Pilbara Ports is acting 'improperly'.