News Articles for Stan Quinlivan

Austin Engineering has 12 months to find a new chief after David Singleton gave notice of his retirement following a three-year stint at the helm, which has earned him almost $20 million.

While legal action over redevelopment approval for the Ocean Beach Hotel has been ruled out, the Town of Cottesloe has affirmed a continued contest over the state government's assessment pathway.

The Quinlivan family, behind Skippers Transport, has bought the 1.8-hectare property, which changed hands for the first time in 25 years.

A $221 million redevelopment of Ocean Beach Hotel has been approved, with the developer confident of delivering the project within the three-year timeframe.

The Ocean Beach Hotel owner has shaken off the council's opposition to his proposed $220 million facelift, with the state government's peak planning body to assess it in the coming months.

A $220 million plan to revamp Cottesloe's Ocean Beach Hotel will be considered by council next week, with council staff recommending a strong objection to the proposal.

A $220 million redevelopment proposed at the Ocean Beach Hotel site in Cottesloe, featuring 200 apartments and a 121-room hotel, has been released for public comment.

The state's expedited planning pathway has been inundated with a dozen planning applications valued at $1.18 billion on the eve of its closure.

A revised planning strategy and new developments could set the tone for a renewed Cottesloe beachfront.

The new Westin resort planned for Margaret River joins a wave of hotel developments taking shape across the state worth more than $500 million.

Every major airport in Western Australia achieved growth in passenger numbers last year, with Broome and Kalgoorlie hitting annual records.

A privately owned WA airline has taken the lead on an innovative new service as the state government continues its review of regional aviation.

In an effort to avoid controversy of the kind surrounding the proposed development of the Cottesloe Beach Hotel, owners of the Ocean Beach Hotel (OBH) have commissioned three development proposals and sent them to local residents for feedback.

A CONSORTIUM of private business people has emerged as a potential saviour of failed Ansett Australia's regional subsidiary Skywest.