WELSHPOOL-BASED contracting group Macmahon Holdings Ltd has signed $180 million worth of new rail and civil construction contracts, taking its order book to the record level of $1.8 billion.
Chris FitzGibbon has joined financial services and insurance broking company West Coast Group as a corporate broker with particular emphasis on the resources industry.
The third annual Margaret River Vintage Festival, in celebration of the end of vintage, is to be held on May 6 from 10am to 5pm at Voyager Estate Winery.
Has entered into an agreement to acquire United States Underwater Services (USUS), a commercial diving business servicing the offshore oil & gas sector in the Gulf of Mexico.
INVESTMENT bank Babcock & Brown has invested an estimated $300 million into Coogee Resources Ltd, five months after Coogee scrapped plans for a $380 million public share offer and stockmarket float.
Statistics on processing of activity statements for the current financial year. http://www.ato.gov.au/distributor.asp?doc=/content/content/25349.htm Published: April 24 2007
BASS Metals Ltd director Kieran Rodgers has increased his direct and indirect interest in the company by acquiring more than 4.9 million shares worth nearly $1.4 million in a rights issue.
Ronnie Nardizzi has been appointed as senior associate at Lavan Legal. Mr Nardizzi comes to Lavan having worked for a number of years with a boutique Queensland property law firm.
Announces the placing of 26,666,666 fully paid ordinary shares to UK institutional investors at a price of 4.5 pence (approximately 10.82 Australian cents) per share raising the sum of UK£1,200,000 (a
THE residential development arm of the Property Council of Australia has launched an online poll to gauge public opinion on the current housing affordability crisis.
Ahead of next week's state Budget release, Premier Alan Carpenter today announced he would spend $447 million to making housing more affordable, including establishing a Ministerial Council for land and housing supply.
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