News Articles for Anthony Hasluck

Some arts organisations are straining under the weight of rising costs and uncertain funding, while others have found a way forward.

Former WA state MP Vince Catania has taken the chief executive role at Hastings Technology Metals. Mr Catania joined Hastings in 2023 as general manager of corporate.

Communications specialist Anthony Hasluck has been named as Lithuania's first diplomatic representative in Western Australia as the Baltic state ramps up its presence in the region.

More changes are set to shake up the peak industry body, including the resignation of a further six board members, amid funding uncertainty and its chief executive's departure.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Stephanie Unwin, David Coyne, Tania Hudson, Anthony Bayne and Kathleen Bozanic.

The head of the industry peak body has resigned as the chamber faces funding uncertainty and is at risk of folding.

The Chamber of Arts and Culture WA board will today debate whether to wind-up the organisation due to a lack of funding certainty.

Chamber of Arts and Culture Western Australia has revealed several board changes, including Anthony Hasluck's appointment as chair to replace outgoing June Moorhouse.

Westoz chair Jay Hughes has purchased the Subiaco office building for $2.4 million.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Kylie Ashenbrenner, Tim Cooper, Anthony Hasluck, Megan McCracken, Deborah Chin, Chelsea Stronach, Luke Randazzo and David Watson.

Today's board moves wrap includes Sarah Gaffney-Smith, Trevor Harris, Katherine Garvey, Kylie Ashenbrenner, Tim Cooper, Anthony Hasluck, Phil Trajanovich, Steve herod , Ian Goldberg, Steven Apedaile and Michael Fry

Perth communications firm Clarity has promoted its senior staffer Anne Gribble to the top role of chief executive amid a flurry of leadership appointments.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Lauren Major, Sean Adomeit, Caroline Parry, Gaye McMath, Sue Middleton, Paul Sims and Craig Byron.

Retaining fly-in, fly-out workers could become a major issue for the Western Australian mining sector, with a report suggesting companies lack a clear understanding of the benefits valued most by their employees.

As the effects of the coronavirus pandemic worsen, businesses are making sure they are prepared for disruption, with many trialing work from home arrangements.

Major public and investor relations firms in Perth are finding new ways of specialising and adapting to market trends.

Advertising agencies are rapidly evolving as traditional creative agencies, digital specialists, media buyers and other players bump up against each other in unexpected ways.

Increasingly online-savvy customers have fuelled business and government demand for digital communications advice, which in turn has spurred public relations firms to increase their offering in this specialist area.

Racing and Wagering WA has appointed Kirrilee Warr and Anthony Hasluck to the board to replaceretiring members Jim Freemantle and John Bradshaw.

WA experience has kept Perth's top PR firms on top of their game and prevented global companies from getting much of a look in.

The setting sun cast a warm glow over the decks of the imposing Osman Gazi, the impressive venue for the sixth annual WA Business News 40under40 awards held last month.