Shanna Crispin

SPECIAL REPORT: Plans for a second data centre in the Mid West are behind schedule after personnel changes at the company behind the development.

SPECIAL REPORT: Cloud computing is changing the game for providers and those businesses that use the service.

The professional development of Aboriginal artists in Port Hedland received a boost last week with the opening of Spinifex Hill Artists Studios.

The Subiaco Arts Centre will tomorrow launch its own independent festival, with high hopes to continue the strong public support for such arts events which has been evident at the Perth International Arts Festival and Fringe World Festival.

The South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council says funds from a likely Native Title agreement with the state will provide its members with a much-needed boost for business development.

Wild Bakery isn’t the kind of place you might stumble upon in the lunchtime scramble for a sausage roll and sweet pastry.

The Aboriginal educator is chasing significant growth buoyed by a boost in federal government funding.

It's no small decision to walk away from the security of an established career to head-up a new business venture – particularly when the business in question is one of the first of its kind in a new sector.

A Perth events company has big plans for the local amateur cycling scene.

Bruce Robinson says the blurring of any separation between work and family time is creating an emotionally impoverished society.

King & Wood Mallesons has broken with tradition and become the first major law firm in Perth with a fully open-plan office.

The much-maligned Bayswater Hotel is back in the good books with a new look and new food and entertainment offerings.

Perth-founded technology business MOKO Social Media has announced it has raised $8 million through a share placement to further developments in the US.

Telecommunications company iiNet has reported a 3.6 per cent increase in revenue thanks to new broadband customers and increasing turnover from small business customers.

Steven Goh’s social networking business mig33 has acquired an online music community as it seeks to add value while progressing an ASX listing.

East coast engineering and contracting group Seymour Whyte Constructions is to enter the Western Australian market through the $41.2 million acquisition of privately owned business Rob Carr.

Amcom Telecommunications has reported strong results from the first half of the financial year with underlying profit increasing 11 per cent.

A team from Queensland has taken out the third OzApp awards held in Peth yesterday.

The Film and Television Institute is forging the way for game developers in Western Australia, appointing Kate Raynes-Goldie as its first director of Interactive Programs.

An independent report on the future of the federal government’s Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission has sparked intense discussion across the sector.

The annual Sculpture by the Sea exhibition at Cottesloe has been thrown a financial lifeline by Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting.

FEATURE: A new indigenous consultancy wants to prove others can follow in its footsteps.

FEATURE: Impressive statistics don’t necessarily equate to widespread positive change.

The team behind Fremantle’s Little Creatures Brewery has revealed details of its new Northbridge project, which will be called Alex Hotel.

Western Australia’s voice for multicultural arts has announced it can no longer survive after having funding withdrawn by the state government - a claim which Minister for Planning, Culture and the

A defining milestone in competing efforts to build a subsea telecommunications cable from Perth to Singapore may be imminent, with one of the players close to snookering the opposition.

A significant shift in business strategy is bringing solid results for Perth-based information technology company ASG Group, which has recorded three successive quarters of positive earnings.

One of Perth’s most notable technology start ups - app developer Filter Squad - is being wound down following a dismal response to its latest development.

CBH Group and the Royal Flying Doctor Service have formed a mutually beneficial partnership amounting to $300,000.

Aboriginal contractor the Indigenous Construction Resource Group has made the largest pledge by an indigenous company to the Australian Employment Covenant - promising to deliver 150 jobs for indig

Becoming a published author is something many aspire to but relatively few achieve, which is why Ray Glickman realised he either had to bite the bullet and go for it, or ditch the dream.

The new state chair of the Institute of Chartered Accountants has raised a red flag over the federal government’s latest proposal for not-for-profit reporting.