Danielle Le Messurier

Perth, Sydney

Chief of Staff, Business and Politics at The West Australian

Deputy business editor @westaustralian [email protected]

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Andrew Forrest on nuclear power, Roger Cook, the African threat to WA’s iron ore, and Nicola Forrest

2 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Danielle Le Messurier |Adrian Rauso

Andrew Forrest on nuclear power, Roger Cook, the African threat to WA’s iron ore, and Nicola Forrest
Leadership Matters in pictures: Business and political heavyweights at Crown Perth to hear Andrew Forrest

2 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Danielle Le Messurier

Leadership Matters in pictures: Business and political heavyweights at Crown Perth to hear Andrew Forrest
Donald Trump signs executive order to make coal a critical mineral, flags ambition to compete with Australia

2 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Danielle Le Messurier |Seung Min Kim

Donald Trump has signed a series of executive orders aimed at boosting the “beautiful, clean” coal industry and says he wants to compete with Australia on production of the fossil fuel. The US President is seeking to boost the struggling industry — which has been in steep decline amid the rise of renewables — and have coal listed as a critical mineral under the orders.
Donald Trump signs executive order to make coal a critical mineral, flags ambition to compete with Australia

2 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Danielle Le Messurier

Donald Trump signs executive order to make coal a critical mineral, flags ambition to compete with Australia
Donald Trump signs executive order to make coal a critical mineral, flags ambition to compete with Australia

2 weeks ago | harveyreporter.com.au | Danielle Le Messurier

Donald Trump has signed a series of executive orders aimed at boosting the “beautiful, clean” coal industry and says he wants to compete with Australia on production of the fossil fuel. The US President is seeking to boost the struggling industry — which has been in steep decline amid the rise of renewables — and have coal listed as a critical mineral under the orders.
Federal election 2025: Bullwinkel Labor candidate Trish Cook says no further live export support on table

2 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Danielle Le Messurier

Federal election 2025: Bullwinkel Labor candidate Trish Cook says no further live export support on table
Federal election 2025: Bullwinkel Labor candidate Trish Cook says no further live export support on table

2 weeks ago | countryman.com.au | Danielle Le Messurier

Federal election 2025: Bullwinkel Labor candidate Trish Cook says no further live export support on table
NSW Premier Chris Minns stands by bringing public servants back to the office, despite Peter Dutton backflip

2 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Danielle Le Messurier |Katina Curtis

NSW Premier Chris Minns has been questioned on the Federal Coalition’s backflip on public servants working from home, after his government last year told its employees they needed to work primarily from the office. Labor and Anthony Albanese — which have reaffirmed their support for working from home — have criticised Opposition Leader Peter Dutton over the decision while raising doubts about whether he will actually abandon the policy.
Port of Darwin: Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton both pledge to return port to Australian hands

2 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Danielle Le Messurier

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the Government has been sounding out potential buyers to return the Chinese-owned Port of Darwin to Australian hands. The sale of Darwin Port to Beijing-controlled company Landbridge Group under a previous Coalition Government in 2015 was viewed by many, including Washington, as a strategic mistake. Landbridge at the time was awarded a 99-year lease by the Northern Territory’s Country Liberal Party Government.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese plays down cyberattack on Aussie superannuation funds affecting thousands

2 weeks ago | thewest.com.au | Cheyanne Enciso |Danielle Le Messurier

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has downplayed a coordinated cyberattack on some of Australia’s biggest superannuation funds that is believed to have affected thousands of members. The country’s $4.2 trillion super industry has been left scrambling to shore up defences after hackers targeted a number of funds including AustralianSuper, REST, Hostplus, Insignia Financial and the Australian Retirement Trust.

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