STADIA Taskforce chairman John Langoulant has conceded that building a 60,000 seat stadium and a rectangular venue at the same time would be difficult for the government to achieve, even though it had
Award-winning commercials director Rob Forsyth has left Sauce Films to join former Sauce producer Ryan Hodgson’s Factor 30 Films. Mr Hodgson left Sauce late last year and established Factor 30.
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Has sold 20,000,000 ordinary fully paid shares held by it in Blina Diamonds NL for $10,800,000 ($0.54 per share) to a European based fund who already has a large shareholding in Kimberley
FORMER Alinta Ltd managing director Bob Browning has accepted a United States-based role with shipbuilder Austal, while continuing to work with Macquarie Bank on the MBO bid during the next four month
“WE guarantee a patient will wait no more than 15 minutes or the appointment is free,” exclaims Dr Cristina Rodes, CEO of Park Road Wellness Centre located just outside Brisbane.
The Department of Industry and Resources is hosting a free conference for business people looking to expand into international markets, April 2 to 5 at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre.
Newly appointed Kalgoorlie-Boulder Resources Ltd non-executive directors Richard Alter and Stanley Lewis have acquired 50 million shares in the gold explorer, following KBRL’s takeover of Australian G
Taxation treatment of government grants paid to tobacco growers under the Tobacco Grower Adjustment Assistance Package (TGAAP) to restructure their business.
Advise that the following fully paid ordinary shares are to be released from escrow. 552,500 on 17 March 2007, 48,750 on 20 March 2007 and 1,056,250 on 21 March 2007.
John O’Neill, former CEO of the Football Federation Australia, to speak at the Rottnest Forum, organised by the Australian Institute of Company Directors, to be held on March 30.
WESTERN Australia’s employers are the most confident in the nation while job advertising remains as buoyant as ever, with several surveys released showing the boom is still rolling on.
AUSTRALIA is a step closer to a bilateral free trade agreement with Japan after governments from both countries agreed to start first round negotiations in Canberra next month.
