By 2040, Australia’s seaweed industry could be valued at $1.5 billion, create 9000 jobs, and lower our carbon footprint by 10 percent.
Seaweed industry set to explode
Holding on to heritage
Instead of standing idle and forsaken, heritage buildings around Western Australia are being adapted and reused.
The rental revolution
The clothing rental industry is booming, but at what cost to designers?
Don’t forget your home work
Experts say the working from home trend will outlast the COVID-19 pandemic.
Pfizer unemployment riser
US pharmaceutical manufacturer Pfizer will move its Perth factory to Melbourne over the next three years.
A hike to remember
Off the Grid 365 has 12 hiking events planned to raise $90,000 for Alzheimer’s WA this month.
People not profits
Students concerned as funding cuts impact their job prospects.
Bridging the great wall
China-Australia relations seem to be getting more complicated, but the country is more reliant than ever on the Asian powerhouse.
Side hustle survival
It ain’t easy keeping green, so many students have to keep more than one job on the go.
A space[cubed] for new businesses
In a climate where businesses are being forced to close, is COVID-19 opening the door for start-up companies?
Not business as usual in the CBD
Office workers are crucial for small businesses in the CBD but what could happen if they choose to work remotely?
Come one come all
With travel restrictions loosened, businesses in the south-west are ready for tourists coming in from Perth.
Expectations vs the economy
Government support payments may be reshaping our expectations about the future of work and the economy.
Soccer training back on track
Football is an 11 player a team sport, but the easing of restrictions means only 10 players are allowed to train outdoors together.
Plastic fantastic
Will COVID-19 be the straw that breaks the back of cash in Australia?
Comedy Lounge: the quarantine laugh supplier
Coronavirus can’t stop one iconic Perth venue which is bringing comedy into the comfort of your home.
Tourism troubles hit home
With the regions now cut off and all non-essential travel banned, local businesses miss out on crucial Easter revenue.