Opinion

DICKENSIAN England gave us the blood-curdling Tale of Two Cities. Not to be outdone, WA is giving us the intriguing ‘Tale of Two Nor-West Resorts’. Back in the Dowding years the Labor government called for expressions of interest to develop a resort at

CALENDAR year 2003 is set to be a memorable and self-strengthening one for WA. And that’s despite the drought acro

A RESIGNATION does not necessarily mean the start of a new career.

THERE is a Spanish curse “may you live among interesting times”. Some investors must feel they have upset a Spaniard.

THE Fremantle Dockers, now even more firmly anchored at the bottom of the AFL ladder, run around every week with AlintaGas on the back of their jerseys. Is that causing angst for these long-time sponsors? Not a bit of it.

PRIME Minister John Howard is enough of a politician to believe his visit to WA broke the drought – apres moi le deluge and all that.

BEIJING lost its Olympic Games 2000 bid to Sydney by two votes. That probably did China a favour.

TOO many companies falsely believe they are safe from computer hacking but it is a real and growing threat to business – and Australia is recognised as having some of the world’s most skilled hackers.