BGC boss Len Buckeridge is spruiking a new acronym for community and environmental activists who oppose development projects. He reckons the acronym NIMBYs - not in my backyard - is out of date.
Two academics from Curtin University of Technology have been recognised for their brilliant research with appointments to the Australian Research Council (ARC).
“IMPLEMENTING a daily sales huddle has helped Quickparts grow at a torrid pace,” says Mark Mackie, co-founder and vice-president sales for this Atlanta-based source for custom-manufactured plastic and
The government has announced improvements to the simplified imputation system which will remove both the dividend tainting rules and the rules that deny franking credits when additional tax is paid be
Prof Patrick Hudson from Leiden University in the Netherlands; Prof Scott Shappell, professor of industrial engineering at Clemson University in the US; and Prof Andrew Hopkins, professor of sociology
BANKWEST parent HBOS Australia has announced a 20 per cent increase in underlying profit before tax to $661 million for the year to December 2006, driven by rapid expansion of its retail and commercia
Activ Foundation is the largest provider of services to people with intellectual disability in Western Australia, with more than 100 facilities throughout the state.
SWISS mining giant Xstrata is considering legal action after the CCC inquiry revealed it lost a $20 million lawsuit following a WA parliamentary inquiry into the closure of its Windimurra vanadium min
