Business · Companies · 3 hrs ago
Business News offers paid subscriptions focused on Western Australia
Business News offers paid subscriptions focused on Western Australia for people who need information about the state’s business market.
Subscribers get access to reporting, company and project research, industry reports, newsletters and a personalised news feed.
Data & Insights includes profiles of WA companies, people and projects, with information on areas such as company finances, directors and deals.
The research tool draws on more than 30 years of reporting and is updated daily by a research team.
Corporate subscription pricing starts at $1,625 plus GST per user, with discounts as the number of users increases.
A 14-day free trial is available to people considering a subscription.
Business News offers paid subscriptions focused entirely on Western Australia.
Subscriptions include full access to its journalism, Data & Insights, personalised feeds and email newsletters.
Data & Insights provides profiles and information on WA companies, people, projects and deals, and is updated daily.
A subscription costs from $1,625 plus GST per user for corporate plans, with discounts as team size increases.
Business News also offers a 14-day free trial.
- Who
- Business News AU offers the subscriptions to executives, investors, consultants, professionals and organisations.
- What
- It sells subscriptions to Western Australia-focused business journalism and data.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Western Australia.
- Why
- To help subscribers stay informed about the WA market and make better decisions.
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- Starting corporate price
- $1,625 + GST per user
- Free trial
- 14 days
- Data & Insights
- Updated daily
- Research history
- More than 30 years of Business News reporting
- Coverage
- Western Australia
What people are saying
Business News is focused entirely on Western Australia, which means the journalism, the data and the intelligence are all built around WA companies, people and projects — not adapted from a national feed.