WAFarmers CEO Trevor Whittington says privatisation of state government assets – if done correctly – could unlock funding to develop regional areas
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Opinion: WAFarmers advocating for mobile network upgrades
Mobile network upgrades have changed city life, but WAFarmers CEO Trevor Whittington says more work is needed so that all of rural Australia can benefit
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Opinion: mining companies planting trees to ease guilt is excessive
Mining companies should just get on with the job rather than planting trees to ease corporate guilt at the expense of usable land, WAFarmers CEO Trevor Whittington says
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Opinion: rethink regional buildings to attract workers
Rethinking investment into country towns to encourage new uses for old buildings, and the all-important roadhouse, could be the key to attracting skilled workers, WAFarmers CEO Trevor Whittington says
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Opinion: increase training opportunities to reduce shortages
Agriculture needs to out-compete the city for training opportunities if it wants to increase the number of mechanics and technicians working in the country, WAFarmers CEO Trevor Whittington writes
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Caring for livestock in challenging conditions
Agriculture Victoria is encouraging the use of a stock containment area (SCA) due to extreme weather
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Opinion: Cleaning up after clean energy
Clean energy is one thing, but the clean-up is quite another, WAFarmers CEO Trevor Whittington says
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Opinion: Rethink of regional WA housing needed
It’s time for a major rethink of housing across the Wheatbelt and the rest of regional Western Australia, WAFarmers CEO Trevor Whittington says
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Opinion: labour shortage to test regional communities
WAFarmers chief executive Trevor Whittington looks at Australia’s emerging population crisis, and asks what this might mean for the future of Australia’s regional communities
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Opinion: wind farms raise concerns for regional Australians
Wind generated power might appeal to inner city-dwellers, but regional Australians have additional concerns that must be met, WAFarmers CEO Trevor Whittington says
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