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Matt Mckenzie

Matt Mckenzie

Journalist at The West Australian Business

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Recent Articles

thewest.com.au

Trump’s wars on trade, Fed top economic threats

American President Donald Trump’s attacks on free trade and the independence of the Federal Reserve bank are among the biggest threats to prosperity next year, Commonwealth Bank reckons.
thewest.com.au

Synergy hopes for tailwind in race to close coal

The multibillion-dollar project could be key to the State Government’s hopes for a new energy grid as it races to switch off coal by 2030.
thewest.com.au

Heartstopper for gym tech startup backed by big money

Administrators have been put in control of a Perth fitness technology startup that had been considered Australia’s answer to Peloton.
thewest.com.au

Huge grid plan sparks debate on $20b price tag of transition

The price tag for Western Australia’s transition to clean energy may eclipse even Metronet.
thewest.com.au

A Bellwether for the green energy future at $1bn wind farm

A giant wind farm planned in the South West has scored a boost after the State Government proposed to build a new power line to the front door.
thewest.com.au

The mystery developer bringing billions into Perth

Who is Victor Goh? Mystery surrounds a man whose multibillion-dollar cash splash has forever changed the face of our capital city.
thewest.com.au

Court evades rock art call despite ‘unreasonable’ delay

A Federal Court judge has refused to set a deadline for the Environment Minister to finalise an Aboriginal Heritage claim over the Burrup Peninsula industrial zone, despite acknowledging it had taken too long.
thewest.com.au

Taxpayer cash splash looms as big business lines up for handouts to...

A deluge of Federal Government largesse looks to be looming for the metal processing sector after manufacturers and unions met in Sydney with Industry Minister Tim Ayres on Thursday.
thewest.com.au

ASX dominance to face test as new challenger looms

Australia’s $3 trillion stock exchange looks set for a new competitor as the corporate watchdog considers green-lighting a major shake up of financial markets.
thewest.com.au

The Perth suburbs leading bounce back from ‘baby recession’

WA is spearheading a national bounce back from a ‘baby recession’ as young families become more confident the cost of living crisis is in the rear vision mirror.
thewest.com.au

Court fight after freezer failure destroyed medical samples

WA’s top university is suing two contractors after more than 46,000 scientific samples from the famed Raine medical research study were destroyed by a malfunctioning freezer.
thewest.com.au

Court fight after freezer failure destroyed medical samples

WA’s top university is suing two contractors after more than 46,000 scientific samples from the famed Raine medical research study were destroyed by a malfunctioning freezer.
thewest.com.au

Pluto workers want pay hike as unions ready for turf war

About 800 workers for Pluto Train 2 contractor Bechtel rallied in Karratha amid a bitter turf war between unions.
thewest.com.au

Woodside buys more time for talk on NWS conditions

Woodside’s talks with the Federal Government over the future of the North West Shelf will remain ongoing after the deadline for a response on the environmental conditions was extended.
thewest.com.au

Popular yogurt and dairy brands toppled by milk shortage

A popular group of WA dairy companies has been sent to administration amid growing pressure on the industry — but there are hopes the decades-old brands can be saved.
thewest.com.au

RBA minutes reveal no rush to cut rates

‘No regrets’ is the motto for Michele Bullock’s Reserve Bank board as Australia faces down the chaos of US President Donald Trump’s trade war.
thewest.com.au

Is the climate changing for oil and gas?

Federal approval on Wednesday for Woodside’s North West Shelf to run until 2070 was a win for the gas industry. But the next major project may face an even higher hurdle.
thewest.com.au

Woodside CEO warns Aussie ‘energy edge at risk’

Australia will struggle to compete in new industries — including AI and critical minerals — unless the weight of red tape and uncertainty in the LNG sector is lifted, Woodside boss Meg O’Neill will declare.
thewest.com.au

Karratha gas call looming after rock art report

The crucial scientific report into industry’s impact on ancient Pilbara rock art has been released just days before a final call on the future of Woodside’s North West Shelf gas plant is due.
thewest.com.au

RBA tipped to play rate cut Trump card

The Reserve Bank is widely tipped to cut interest rates on Tuesday despite an easing of trade war tensions and strong jobs growth.
thewest.com.au

Fresh scrutiny for Woodside’s $30bn Browse project

Woodside Energy is set for a fresh clash with environmentalists after regulators reopened consultation on the $30 billion Browse project.