Politics · Australia · 1 hr ago
Business News offers subscriptions focused on Western Australia
Business News offers subscriptions focused on Western Australia’s business market.
Subscribers get access to business journalism, company and project data, and industry reports.
The service also includes personalised news feeds and alerts based on companies, people, sectors and projects a subscriber follows.
Its Data & Insights tool includes profiles of companies, people and projects, and is updated daily.
The text says subscriptions start at $1,625 plus GST per user for corporate teams, and a 14-day free trial is available.
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Business News offers subscriptions focused on Western Australia’s business market.
Subscriptions include unlimited access to its journalism, Data & Insights, a personalised feed, special publications and email newsletters.
Corporate subscriptions are available at discounted rates as the number of users increases, with pricing starting at $1,625 plus GST per user.
The outlet says its Data & Insights service draws on more than 30 years of reporting and is updated daily.
Prospective subscribers can request a 14-day free trial.
- Who
- Business News AU offers the subscriptions.
- What
- It offers subscriptions with access to Western Australia-focused journalism and business data.
- When
- The source article was published on 15 October 2026.
- Where
- Western Australia.
- Why
- The service is aimed at people who need information about the WA market to stay informed and make decisions.
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- Corporate subscription starting price
- $1,625 + GST per user
- Free trial
- 14 days
- Data & Insights reporting history
- More than 30 years
- Data updates
- Daily
What people are saying
Business News is focused entirely on Western Australia
Data & Insights is a research tool built specifically for the WA market.
You can request a 14-day free trial.