PRIVATELY owned Perth company Capital Turbines has secured a contract in the former Soviet republic of Georgia for a 300-megawatt power project, worth $70 million over three phases.
Channel Nine Perth has appointed Chris Eyres as Western Australian sales manager. Mr Eyres was previously STW's agency sales manager and has also worked at Nine's Sydney station.
This issue contains information on a rule change that expands the definition of ‘dependant', and the new name for SHAR.
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Published: May 30 2005
FORTESCUE Metals Group has announced an increase to its Christmas Creek resource estimate to a total of 1.145 billion tonnes of iron ore, following recent queries from the Australian Stock Exchange re
Has entered into a Joint Development Agreement with the leading European commercial aircraft manufacturer Airbus for an in-flight Structural Health Monitoring system.
Strategic brand consultancy The Right Group is hosting a breakfast on the impact of branding on business performance, with guest speaker Dale Alcock, on June 21 at the WA Club.
LOCAL copper and coal miner Straits Resources has announced its intention to buy back 50 per cent of shares in Tritton Resources, a company it used as a vehicle to spin out its NSW copper assets in 20
FOR the second consecutive year, Perth's business community has raised more than $100,000 to help Western Australians who are deaf-blind to better communicate with their loved ones.
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Property developer Urban Pacific Limited has appointed Danielle Williams as project manager for its Somerly estate in Clarkson.
Ms Williams comes from a civil engineering background.
LISTED locally-based uranium junior OmegaCorp Minerals has been granted an exploration licence covering the historic high grade Mavuzi uranium mine in northwestern Mozambique, following a recent acqui
BRICK manufacturer Austral Bricks may have shed a light on Western Australia's future energy market by agreeing to buy its gas from traditional electricity supplier, Western Power, and its electricity