The Riding for the Disabled association is an international not-for-profit organisation founded in Australia in 1964, and has operated in WA since 1974.
A FEDERAL government-funded parental leave scheme should not be committed to without first undertaking a comprehensive investigation into the impact on business, according to the Chamber of Commerce a
LIONS Eye Institute founder Ian Constable and Wesfarmers managing director Richard Goyder were among the winners at the 36th Annual Western Australian Citizen of the Year Awards, announced last weeken
I JUST heard some talking head say that last year's increase in online holiday purchases was because of bad weather and high gas prices. What are they going to blame it on next year? Halley's Comet?
The owner of the Dampier to Bunbury natural gas pipeline has proceeded to the next stage of its expansion plans after receiving financing and equity commitments.
Action on corporate collapses; Bankwest says it's safe despite sale rumours; Brierty sticks with same line as exchange steps up pressure; Metcash profit leaps but warns on volatility; Suncorp takes a $15m punt on WA's sunshine
An explosion at Varanus Island, a majr gas processing facility off the Pilbara coast, is expected to disrupt gas supplies to the Western Australian market for "a number of days".
Exploration company TNG Ltd disclosed today that it faces a $2.1 million claim from the Commonwealth of Australia over a 10-year old dispute involving Kanowna Lights NL.
Joe Gutnick's sister Pnina Feldman looks to be setting herself for a second ASX listing this year, with her company Australian Gemstone House Ltd lodging notice of a prospectus to raise $30 million.
Midwest Corporation Ltd has told shareholders their response to competing takeover proposals from Murchison Metals Ltd and Sintosteel will depend on whether they have a short-term or long-term investment horizon.
West Perth based Phosphate Australia Ltd has launched a $10 million initial public offering, with funds earmarked to develop existing projects in the Northern Territory.
Grand plan to build six island hubs off north Freo coast; We will not pay more for Midwest: Sinosteel; ASX probes Brierty over shock profit downgrades; Failed Opes was $721m short; Qantas axes routes on fuel pain
Visiting WA: Robin Sharma, organisational and leadership coach and best selling author of The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari and The Greatness Guide, to present his full-day leadership workshop, ‘Lead Wit
Iancov new CEO at DORIC DORIC has appointed Peter Iancov chief executive officer. Mr Iancov was previously general manager of Babcock and Brown Infrastructure's (BBI) subsidiary, WestNet Energy.
INTERNATIONAL architectural and design consultancy, Woodhead, is sponsoring two Western Australian artists' residencies in China, with work being exhibited at the Shanghai Hong Miao Gallery.
THE Federal Court last week ordered the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union and two of its organisers, including assistant secretary Joe McDonald, to pay $35,000 in fines following industr
PERTH businessman Jonathan Huston has sold Parkside Towbars, a Welshpool vehicle accessories business he owned in partnership with lawyer John Groppoli.
The Cancer Council of Western Australia is a non-government community supported organisation dedicated to reducing the impact of cancer on Western Australians.
WHILE several sales campaigns for prime CBD office buildings have come to a close during the past few months, another St Georges Terrace address is being put on the market.
The Perth Convention Bureau has secured 10 conferences during the last two months that are expected to deliver $26.4 million of delegate spending to Western Australia.
