News Articles for Lotterywest

After a quarter of a century in the city, Perth's science education centre is on the move.

Texas focused oil producer Aurora Oil & Gas has appointed Perth company director John Atkins to its board and bolstered its US management team.

Children's charity Variety WA moved into its new headquarters in Burswood late last month, following a grant from the state government.

Newly restored heritage buildings on St Georges Terrace are set to become a showpiece, but architects and developers worry new rules will halt other projects.

KULCHA Multicultural Arts of WA has been awarded more than $300,000 from Lotterywest to develop new projects and organisational capacity building.

AFTER 14 years of operation there's a ‘coming of age' looming for the Western Australian Institute for Medical Research.

Former West Coast Eagles' star David Wirrpanda has harnessed his celebrity profile to help develop a better future for disadvantaged indigenous kids and a powerful legacy that will outlive his sporting triumphs.

THE Autism Association of WA will have a new home in a state-of-the-art facility in Shenton Park, thanks to support from Lotter

The community sector and the state government are working collaboratively to create major change in the provision of community services.

Lotterywest Chief Executive Jan Stewart has been added to the US-based Public Gaming Research Industry's Lottery Industry Hall of Fame, one of three industry leaders across the world appointed this year.

A 10 per cent increase in sales of lottery tickets and scratchcards has put Lotterywest's total end-of-financial-year community contribution at a record $191 million, Government Enterprises Minister Ljiljanna Ravlich has announced.

The state's lottery operator Lotterywest is to implement a new gaming systems with a five-year, $18 million-deal with Greece-based Intralot Australia Pty Ltd which will see hardware changed across the state's retail network over the next 12 months.

Lotterywest provides $1.35m. WESTERN Australians in financial hardship are set to benefit from $1.35 million provided under Lotterywest's 2005-06 Emergency Relief Program.

CLYDE Bevan is to be the new chairman of Lotterywest.