YALLINGUP’S Cape Lodge is in the midst of a $3 million building and renovation development that will bolster its ability to cater to the mid-week corporate market while also opening up an events market for the 10-year-old property.
WESTERN Australian entrepreneurs and start-up companies will be the main beneficiaries of a new funding collaboration, Founders Forum, that is designed to harness the wealth and knowledge of WA’s angel investors.
Angel investors are crucial in the
WHILE the restaurant name may provoke thoughts of rap music and nasty language, a growing number of Perth food lovers know Eminem as the home of quality Turkish cuisine.
THE corner store has become the victim of a consumer swing towards shopping centre monstrosities and its near extinction is the focus of local artist Garry Pumfrey’s latest exhibi
THE profitable performance of Australia’s mid-tier wineries comes in stark contrast to those at the smaller end of the scale, according to a recent Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu survey.
CHANNEL Nine Perth’s new-look news, or its “next generation” of news, is winning viewers and closing the ratings gap between timeslot winner and arch rival Channel Seven, according to Channel Nine Perth programs and presentation manager Rob Pedretti.
AFTER 31 years of operation on the corner of Selby Street and Scarborough Beach Road, the redevelopment of its Osborne-Park premises has forced Selby Health and Fitness to relocat
WHEN Stan Watt imported American printing technology to WA in the late 1960s he revolutionised Australia’s printing industry, at the same time establishing a competitive advantage
WOULDN’T it be nice to drill holes in annual reports?
Former economist Graham Hay thinks so, and spends his days doing just that – for the sake of art, mind you.
UNLIKE many of his peers, who shy away from cooking competitions and food promotions, Oceanus executive chef Andrew Mann is a keen participant in extracurricular activities.
PERTH fashion designer Robert Pierucci’s plans to develop his Murray Street building, home of the international label’s headquarters, will ensure the business will remain based in
XANADU Wines made its first internal cutbacks this week as part of a cost saving strategy expected to reduce operating costs by $1.5 million annually, according to managing director Andrew Moore.
HARVEY Norman has, for the time being, lost its battle for Sunday trading in WA but could possibly open its doors on a Sunday under a Liberal Government.
THE former award-winning Sail and Anchor brewing team is embarking on a new brewery venture and is currently in the process of raising $2.8 million to turn those dreams into reality.
HOME-GROWN actor Marcus Graham will go behind the scenes of business sponsorship later this year when he addresses a room full of Western Australia’s corporate arts supporters.
SMALL retailers have won promises of increased protection from big business as both sides of politics sought to champion the cause of independent traders during the culmination of a bitter deregulation debate.
COCO’S proprietor Ian Love has purchased the Raffles Hotel site and will develop it into a restaurant and function venue.
“We’ve bought the original Raffles Hotel plus some adjoining real estate,” he said.
THE outdoor walls of Perth’s Forrest Chase lift will soon house billboard advertising as one of Western Australia’s outdoor advertisers beefs up its signage portfolio.
The new eight metre by six metre “portrait” outdoor signage will be launched by Outdoo
MJB&B Advertising and Marketing hopes to have its public relations spin-off Livewire Communications running as a self-sufficient business within 18 months.
The Film and Television Institute is part of the reason WA is being recognised as a place brimming with film production specialists. Julie-anne Sprague investigates.
LOCAL developers of paid parking software, iPark, have signed a distribution agreement with Chubb that provides the company with significant sales potential across Australia.
