Amadeus Energy Ltd - Peter Lehle has been appointed as a director. Aurium Resources Ltd - Anthony Karam has resigned as company secretary, to be replaced by director John Geary.
NICKEL explorer Western Areas Ltd has discovered what it believes is a nickel deposit that could be as big as its Flying Fox deposit, which is about 400 kilometres east of Perth at its Forrestania pro
The Western Australian Trade Enquiry Service is operated by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCI) with the support of the WA Government’s Department of I
FOOD and liquor wholesaler Metcash Ltd has sold the remaining 12 of its former Action supermarkets in Western Australia for between $40 million and $45 million.
St John of God Pathology chief executive officer Kevin Taylor has been promoted into the newly-created role of group director corporate services for parent company, St John of God Health Care.
The People’s Republic of China’s Ambassador to Australia, Zhang Junsai, to speak at a China Chamber of Commerce breakfast on October 25 a the Hyatt Regency.
WESTERN Australia’s most famous meat pie maker, Mrs Mac’s, wants all meat pies made in Australia and New Zealand to contain a minimum of 25 per cent "meat flesh".
Change Corp has appointed Bron Suchecki and Stuart Macnish as senior consultants, Brett Campbell and Darren Baseden as consultants and Evan Cunningham-Dunlop as associate consultant.
AFTER 13 years managing the portfolio of Ventura Homes as group construction manager, builder David Russell has joined Perth newcomer, Frasers Property, as construction director.
Howard promises $34b tax cut; PBL defers planned denerger; AGL Energy slashes 2008 earnings outlook; Cape to sweeten $230m bid; Zinifex and Umicore to sell 70pct in Nyrstar.
Howard promises "right leadership", Rudd "new leadership"; CBH makes big step in shipping sector; Investors preparing for six weeks of uncertainty; Pratt under public scrutiny on price-fixing; Nine and Fox bid record $117m for 2010 and 2012 Olympics right
Balcatta-based technology investment company ST Synergy Ltd will buy the remaining 49 per cent of its major asset, Panorama Labs Pty Ltd, from the administrators of the company.
Midwestplays down relationship with Sinosteel; re-elected Howard would call referendum to recognise indigenous; $133.5b worth of Boeing delayed; best job figures could bring interest rate increase; WA mining leader says the state is asleep at the wheel
Murchison opens $938m bid for Midwest; World economy to be tested by the recent credit squeeze; QLD launches $654m rail funding; construction market plummets in August; Gorgon project granted environmental approval.
CCC says Burke and Grill did nothing illegal; Evans & Tate may have been insolvent before calling administrators; Howard and Brumby give Pratt support; Health Care attacks on Healthscope takeover plans for Symbion; Kintyre deposit in bidding war.
BIBRA Lake-based Reclaim Industries Ltd has been awarded a $567,500 grant to establish a tyre recycling and re-processing facility in Adelaide, which it says will be the first of its kind in South Aus
Founded in 1938, Rocky Bay provides care and support for people with disabilities, particularly those with neuromuscular and other neurological disorders.
The Western Australian Trade Enquiry Service is operated by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCI) with the support of the WA Government’s Department of I
Hamilton Hill-based barramundi producer Cell Aquaculture Ltd will relocate its US aquaculture operations from Mississippi to Las Vegas after losing and writing off $2.4 million on the site.
THE City of Stirling has launched its new online Development Assessment Guide and Home Based Business Registration system, designed to simplify the application process for developments and the registr
THE Master of Business Administration degree offered by Curtin University’s Graduate School of Business has been ranked 80th in the world in a survey published by The Economist.
AFTER reading the transcript of a speech given recently by Woolworths chief Michael Luscombe, The Note reckons the supermarket, petrol and liquor store boss is in dire need of a visit out west.
