Sanderson takes on agent general role OUTGOING Fremantle Ports chief executive Kerry Sanderson (pictured) has been appointed as the new Western Australian representative in Europe.
Visiting WA John Howard Tribute Dinner The Liberal Party of Western Australia is to hold a tribute dinner for John Howard on July 8 at the Hyatt Grand Ballroom.
WEST Perth-based minerals company, Murchison United NL, is set to be repositioned as a global uranium company after unveiling a strategic alliance with industrial and nuclear energy giant Areva NC.
PLANNING and Infrastructure Minister Alannah MacTiernan has named Macmahon Contractors Pty Ltd as the preferred proponent for the extension of Reid Highway.
THE stage one restoration of St Georges Cathedral has won Western Australia's top architecture prize, the George Temple Poole Award, from the Royal Australian Institute of Architects WA Chapter.
APPLE Computer Inc co-founder Steve Wozniak was this week named the international keynote speaker for Brilliant West Week, launched this week by Premier Alan Carpenter and to be held later in the year
MALAGA-BASED Automotive Technology Group Ltd has teamed up with ARE Engines Ltd to evaluate the fuel saving and lower emission capabilities of a patented engine technology.
THE City of Fremantle has received a grant of just more than $450,000 from the state government towards the restoration of the Fremantle History Museum and Arts Centre.
BHP poised to match Rio's massive iron ore price leap; Boom sends city rents soaring to Paris levels; China warns Labor on curbs; Iluka gets lift from BHP success; Market debutant fuels frenzy over phosphate
Pundits tip rough ride on way back to 6000; Mittal enters battle for control of Rio Tinto; Banks let Babcock off hook; Kiernan plans Territory sell-down in Monarch rescue plan; Windimurra seeks in-the-money options nod to reward directors
ArcelorMittal's major shareholder, Lakshmi Mittal, is reportedly considering entering the takeover battle for Rio Tinto Ltd to secure larger supplies of iron ore.
Business wins $5bn in tax cuts; Kiernan in last-ditch push to save empire; 20-year vision for rail network; Tate left holding 1pc of rejigged wine group; PBL Media value slashed to zero
Despite the turmoil hitting Futuris Corporation Ltd, its part-owned Elders Rural Bank expects its net profit after tax for fiscal 2008 to increase by at least 10 per cent.
Chinese zinc and tungsten producer Hunan Nonferrous Metals Corp has increased its stake in Abra Mining Ltd to 64.7 per cent, its second significant boost for this week.
Futuris sacks Wozniczka; Bank rally as bosses reassure investors; Business seeks Asian migrants; Harbinger punts $53m on Poseidon comeback; Murchison confident of merger tick
John D'Orazio has quit the Labor party and will contest the new seat of Morley as an independent against new Labor recruit and former journalist Reece Whitby.
Futuris profit warning sparks calls for change; Limit on state-owned investment; Kiernan pressures Territory to save Monarch; BHP, Exxon in $1.5bn gas project; Pratt pursuit 'not personal'
Visiting WA: Australian Information Industry Association and Women in Technology are to hold a luncheon in recognition of women working in the ICT industry entitled ‘Experiences as a successful busine
CLEAN energy technology group Orbital Corporation Ltd has entered into a funding agreement with the federal government worth $2.8 million to construct and operate an engine testing facility in Balcatt
AUSTRALIAN consumers are increasingly becoming aware of the Perth-based BankWest brand, while Bill Gates' Microsoft has been named as Australia's most authentic brand, a study has revealed.
TWO Western Australian businesses have won grants from the round three allocations of the federal government's textile, clothing and footwear Small Business Program.
C@ Limited has changed its registered address to: Suite 1, 64 Thomas Street WEST PERTH WA 6005 and its contact details to: PO Box 781 WEST PERTH WA 6872, phone: (08) 9321 6988, fax: (08) 9321 4022.
MORE than 30 beauty salon and hairdressing employees are set to recoup nearly $40,000 in wages after investigations by the workplace ombudsman found they had been underpaid.
Australia's commodity exports are tipped to surge 40 per cent to $212 billion during the coming financial year, led by massive growth in the minerals and energy sectors.
