POLITICAL, rather than technical, problems proved more of an issue for the tunnel phase of the Graham Farmer Freeway project according to Baulder-stone Clough Joint Venture project manager Ray Purdy.
THE LARGEST information technology and communications incubator project in WA has been launched under the Federal Government’s $76 million Building on Information Technology Strengths program.
A PLAN to develop two multi-storey buildings on 1020 to 1026 Wellington Street, West Perth has been approved, despite a recommendation for refusal from Perth City Council staff.
FREMANTLE Port’s North Quay will be open to the public for the first time in many years on 30 April as part of a Port Open Day organised by the Fremantle Port Authority.
WA’S lax approach to seeking export opportunities has been blamed for the Japanese Govern-ment’s decision to drop its external trade organisation after a thirty year association with Perth.
THE Supreme Court has denied three of the four points raised in action by the City of Fremantle over Heritage Minster Graham Kierath’s ruling on the former CBH silos.
INSTEAD of marching down St George’s Terrace to beard Premier Richard Court in his den over the resumption of land in East Perth, Perth City Councillors have instead met with him on their own turf.
WA’S olive growing industry will have come of age when the management companies behind the plantations float on the stock exchange, says Australian Olives director Tim Myers.
