The Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) is holding a State Opposition update luncheon, March 19 at the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre.
Has acquired a 30% stake in African drug development company, Star Medical (Botswana) Limited – a key partner in Eastland’s African Malaria project – for AUD$900,000.
WESTERN Australian chief executives are most likely to recruit new staff to expand businesses into other areas of growth, while only 13 per cent think the economy will improve next year, according to
AN annual survey of global mining executives by the Canada-based Fraser Institute has found falling support for Western Australia as a place to do businesss.
North Sound Legacy Institutional Fund LLC changed its relevant interest from 58,586,227 ordinary shares (8.96%) to 76,818,501 ordinary shares (10.14%).
IRON ore company Fortescue Metals Group Ltd has warned of possible delays and cost overruns at its flagship project, after cyclone George battered the Pilbara last week.
FTL penalties will now be applied to unlodged documents for groups of clients who have a history of poor lodgement compliance and have not lodged despite written reminders.
David John Reed, Judith-Mary Reed, Trucking Nominees Pty Ltd, ATF DJ Reed Superannuation Fund increased its relevant interest from 21,504,115 ordinary shares (26.84%) to 22,592,115 ordinary shares (28
Mincor Resources NL director David Moore has reduced his direct and indirect holding in the company by selling just over 1.3 million shares in an on-market trade at a value of over $4.1 million.
Western Australia's employers are the most confident in the nation while job advertising remains as buoyant as ever, with several surveys released today showing the boom is still rolling on.
BHP Billiton Ltd has resumed mining activities at its Pilbara iron ore operations, with the company's port operations expected to reopen today after the passing of tropical cyclone Jacob.
Western Australia's booming economic conditions have led to an influx of both interstate and overseas migrants, making it the fastest growing state in terms of population growth in 2005-06, according to the Housing Industry Association.
Western Australia's economy grew at 7.8 per cent, seasonally adjusted, in the 12 months to December 2006, the strongest economic growth in the nation, according to Australian Bureau of Statistics figures.
