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The Australian Hotels Association has appointed three new staff – Mark Bell (left), Kirsty Shade (centre) and Tara Crane (right).

Millepede International Ltd – an Australian company with global sales rights to a newly developed plastic tie fastener – has appointed Glenn Tetley non-executive director.

Former Sydney Clayton Utz partner Adam Handley is set to join national law firm Corrs Chambers Westgarth.

Simone Hanson has been promoted to general manager of the Mercure Inn Kununurra.

After spending the past five seasons as assistant coach, Mike Ellis was recently appointed new head coach of the BankWest Wildcats.

Norma Jeffery has been appointed chief executive officer of the Curriculum Council.

The WA Pork Producers’ Association has a new executive officer, David McFerran.

Emergency Services Minister Michelle Roberts will chair a new review committee, which looks at emergency services on the Burrup Peninsula.

Following its acquisition of Cranswick Premium Wines, the Evans and Tate Group has made three new appointments.

Mike Jones (right) has become agricultural biotechnology’s first representative on the Australian Biotechnology Advisory Council.

that Australia has the second highest uptake of e-banking in the Asia Pacific region.

The Western Australian Trade Enquiry Service is operated by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCI) with the support of the WA Government’s Department of Industry and Technology

Striker Rresources NL 11/06/03

Alan Robson has been elected chairman of WA’s Pastoral Lands Board, in a move that marks the first academic to chair the PLB.

WORK has begun on the first high-rise building to be constructed in 40 years in the Sir James Mitchell Park foreshore area in South Perth.

WITH the Coalition holding power in Canberra and hot favourites to win the next election, the key figures in WA are in the Liberal Party. The two people who currently wield most influence in the party are Senators Chris Ellison and Ian Campbell.

June 27 Napier Minerals Proposed code: NPR

Public sector health agencies

The recent despair among doctors over new indemnity arrangements after July 1 is not entirely based on uncertainty about detail.

END of financial year time translates into longer and unpaid hours for most Australian employees.

AS the name implies, the miscellaneous group comprises influential and prominent Western Australians who do not fit neatly into any other category.

Dragon Mining NL 10/06/03

Building, Construction and Maintenance Services

CHANGE Corporation has won the tender to deliver the Western Australian Tourism Commission with an online redevelopment.

THE question of who ranks as the most powerful person in State politics is a two-horse race.

Several ASX-listed WA minerals companies are heading to London with investment bank RFC later this month, chasing support from the northern hemisphere in

Australian Safer Community Awards

Edith Cowan University has appointed Robert Harvey as executive dean of its Faculty of Business and Public Management.

WESTERN Australia’s unemployment rate is once again the lowest in the country, with figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics showing a fall during the past month.

WITH Labor in power, Unions WA is automatically elevated to a powerful position in policy making. The relationship between the two groups has not all been plain sailing.

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