Catie started her journalism career at Business News before broadening her experience with a stint as the commercial property editor for The West Australian. During this period she also covered the retail, technology and healthcare sectors, before shifting into the role of fashion editor for two years. Catie then took a break from reporting to have a family, and returned as a regular contributor to Business News in early 2016.
ASSET Special Projects and FDPSavills have been appointed joint agents to market the St Thomas Square subdivision in Subiaco.The urban infill development opposite Kings Park is comprised of 30 lots on the 1.4-hectare site.
MEDICAL indemnity insurance is facing sweeping changes as the Federal Government and the medical defence organisations (MDO) seek a solution to the burgeoning crisis.
THERE are considerable advantages available for property owners and investors through the depreciation of their property – provided they can get past some enduring myths.
THERE are considerable advantages available for property owners and investors through the depreciation of their property – provided they can get past some enduring myths.
RESEARCH under taken by Curtin Graduate School of Business director Professor Margaret Nowak has reinforced the importance of an open flow of information between the chief executive officer of a business and the independent company directors.
LOCAL corporate health group Desana is launching its first health centre in Wembley this week to tap into the burgeoning market for complementary therapies.
CAPE Bouvard Investments’ $23 million Brighton Hotel development is one of two major entertainment projects in Mandurah awaiting a decision in the liquor licensing court.
REPRESENTATIVES from the Department of Industry and Technology will travel to Canberra this week to sell the State Government’s $200 million Australian Marine Complex at Cockburn Sound.
THE protracted battle over a $30 million development at Gnarabup in the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River has ground to a halt pending a number of Supreme Court actions.
THE Australia Business Arts Foundation (AbaF) Business Arts Partnerships Awards have attracted 28 entries from the local industry, an increase of more than 250 per cent on last year.
POLICE & Nurses Credit Society chief executive officer Fred Huis has a whiteboard in his office with $1,000,000,000 written on it.The figure represents a major milestone for WA’s biggest credit union and the realisation of a goal.
THE complexities of the retail property sector have given rise to a new agency specifically focused on the idiosyncrasies of this tough market.The city’s retail sector is starting to show signs of a mild recovery after a period of stagnation.
FIRST there were billboards. Then there were truck ads, taxi ads and even bus ads. Now there are scooter ads.Scooter ads are 1.5 metre by one metre advertising hoardings on trailers towed behind Vespa scooters.
WA Business News is running a six-part series to help businesses improve the service they offer. In the first instalment, Noel Dyson reports on the benefits of good customer service.
EVENTSCORP general manager Linda Wayman will swap Telstra Rally Australia for radio ratings when she takes up the general manager position at Austereo in July.After five and a half years at Eventscorp Ms Wayman has moved into the world of radio.