Bulletin to inform Tax Practitioners of the most recent updates to ato.gov.au including a lead article on Consolidated Public Rulings - January 17 2007.
The Australian Labor Party is considering a plan to extend maternity leave from 12 months to two years and giving parents the right to request part-time work when they return to their jobs.
Advises that on 30 January 2007, 3,625,000 fully paid ordinary shares will be released from escrow and on 28 February, 375,000 shares will be released from escrow.
Alinta Ltd - John Poynton has resigned as a director. Yasmin Broughton has been appointed as acting company secretary and Ian Wells as acting chief financial officer.
Announces the placement of 3 million shares at 50 cents raising $1.5 million less costs, to institutional and private stockbroker clients. The placement was managed by State One Stockbroking Limited.
WITH WA’s international tourism numbers failing to grow significantly, WA’s shadow tourism minister Katie Hodson-Thomas has put forward a proposal that harks back to the heyday of the ‘Elle’ campaign.
Peak Resources Ltd has appointed Brenton Newell to work with the company developing its field programmes and complete a field and data review of the company’s uranium projects.
MIDLAND’S commercial property sector is challenging West Perth in rental rates, with companies paying more than $250 a square metre for office space in the burgeoning regional centre.
Nigel Salter has recently been appointed engineering manager at Midland Brick. Mr Salter previously worked for four years within the company as operations manager for masonry.
Announce the company has signed an Agreement with private prospector, Terry Byrt and partners explore and ultimately earn a 100% interest in the Marsh’s Creek uranium project 150km west of Townsville,
UWA School of Population Health epidemiologist Dr Adeleh Shirangi has won a Sidney Sax Fellowship to study aspects of an internationally renowned study into child health, the ‘Bradford Babies’ project
