Staff Reporters

A WA organisation of four heavyweight companies has been formed to establish electronic business solutions.

WA hotels prove their worth in the Australian Hotel Association Awards.

A PROGRAM of seismic exploration is planned by Hardman Resources NL and its partners after the company negotiated two hydrocarbon blocks off the West African coast.

It seems privacy issues are once again at the forefront of attention on the web.

The Hyde Park Hotel has solidified its reputation as a popular live entertainment venue with a win at the recent 1999 Australian Hotels Association Awards for Excellence.

There's something quite refreshing about Code. Code is cool. Not in a tedious, gen-next, I'm-too-sexy-for-my-customers kind of way, but in the best possible way.

A major downturn in the resource sectors has been forecast by the Australian Geoscientists' Skills & Employment Advancement Network which is concerned that the recent surge in the price of gold has created a false air of optimism within government, busine

CREATIVE, energetic staff members can provide better marketing than any advertising agency could offer, says Rydges general manager Tomas Jonsson.

A PERTH audience has been given a crash course in taking massive action to change the quality of their bank account by Canadian author Gerry Robert.

Web design and multimedia specialists Bluegem E-Link was swamped with applicants for its free web site offer at the recent Computer & Technology Expo.

EVERY time a new set of statistics emerges about the penetration of the Internet, predictable speculation surfaces on the implications.

A Perth company is the driving force behind the first truly global mining and construction recruitment company.

The Texas Silver project has the potential to become a major operation, according to Macmin NL managing director Bob McNeil.

ONLINE retail auction site uBid has been launched in Australia.

THE start of the month saw State Government Ministers in Derby for the fifth and last regional Cabinet meeting for this year.

MANY managers and supervisors do not have enough training to allow them to perform their roles adequately, says the Centre for Business Solutions.

Hardman Resources NL, which has divested of most of its Australian hydrocarbon assets to concentrate on overseas ventures, is still on track with two major projects which could make or break the junior explorer.

Website design company Bluegem E-Link will offer free web pages to visitors to the Computer and Technology Expo to be held at Burswood Dome from 11 to 14 November.

PLANS to increase the profile of WA universities in the Chinese market have received a boost.

This year was a good one for Equinox Resources NL. Next year will be better. This is the belief of Equinox chairman John Landrigan.

MORE THAN 19,000 people have found jobs through Mission Australia in the first eighteen months of Job Network.

UNIVERSITIES should rethink traditional ways of teaching and become ‘virtual universities', says TechWorks regional manager Michael Robin.

THE Property Council's initiative for the reform of central Perth's ad hoc and often controversial planning processes is expected to become a reality in the near future.

Carlton & United Brewing vice president beer business Mel Miles said his company was trying to convince Australians they could drink beer with meals.

WA employers are expecting a busy quarter ahead and many plan to take on staff, according to the latest Morgan & Banks Job Index.

Perth-based Victoria Petroleum NL will launch a multi-pronged assault on several hydrocarbon targets this month.

Property Council member Gary Giles has seen his ten year dream of an environmental ‘soundscape' whispering wall in Central Park inch a step closer.

Racing in Rally Australia is a far cry from insurance broking – which is exactly why John Lloyd enjoys it so much.

AS PUBLIC scrutiny of the performance of company directors grows, their need for education rises.

The East Kundana gold project and other mining interests are shaping up well for Gilt-Edged Mining NL which has just posted a swag of “encouraging” drill intersections.

ERG has released its e-card web site.

Waroona-based Efofex Software is experiencing international success with its specialised software for science and mathematics teachers.