Liv Declerck

Nowhereman Brewing Co is set to be acquired by Fremantle-based hospitality group Triple-1-Three in a deal that will re-brand the West Leederville venue as Otherside Brewing Co.

Liv Declerck and Jack McGinn discuss the growth of an organisation offering haircuts to those experiencing homelessness.

Short Back and Sidewalks signs up its first paid employee to help drive its expansion to tackle homelessness.

MMA Offshore has been selected by CSIRO to manage a research vessel in a contract anticipated to generate $80 million in revenue over four years.

Mossenson Galleries celebrates 30 years and owners Diane and Dan Mossenson reflect on their contribution to the WA arts sector.

Fremantle Biennale has launched its fourth iteration SIGNALS 23, announcing more than 70 events and putting the historic Elders Wool Stores to use for the first time in over 30 years.

China has announced Australia would be re-added to the nation’s approved list of outgoing group travel destinations, just five days after barley tariffs were lifted.

Liv Declerck and Jack McGinn discuss the state of play for the tourism sector in Western Australia.

An increase in aviation capacity, better communication and strategic initiatives are part of the overall strategy to boost and maintain the WA tourism sector.

OncoRes Medical chief executive Katharine Giles has been appointed to the federal government’s newly-created National Reconstruction Fund Board.

Global Drone Solutions was announced as best tech company of the year, while David Cook took home Achiever of the Year at the INCITE Awards 2023.

Melbourne-based Australian Venue Co and Scotland-based global brewery chain BrewDog have partnered up to open the first BrewDog venue in Perth.

The state government has announced a free six-day festival in collaboration with Perth Festival to celebrate Western Australian Indigenous culture and natural biodiversity in early October.

Liv Declerck and Jack McGinn discuss a successful artist pushing back against stigma around aspiring regional artists. 

Poet and artist Charmaine Papertalk Green strives to break the stigma around aspiring regional artists moving to the city.

Rio Tinto has entered a joint venture agreement with North American company Giampaolo Group to manufacture and market recycled aluminium products.

Botanix Pharmaceuticals has secured commitments from investors and is on track to raise $12.5 million via a placement to fund the buyout of financial obligations owed to another company.

NBN Co has engaged Belmont-based communications infrastructure provider GenusPlus Group to deliver works valued at $28 million.

A new study has found tourism activity in Western Australia has dropped for the first time since the pandemic, with the state's north-west experiencing the largest decline.

Port of Esperance has signed a 10-year licence agreement with Esperance-based Mackenzie Marine and Towage to operate tug services at the southern port.

Singapore- and Perth-based medical technology company Osteopore has appointed former federal cabinet minister Michael Keenan to its board and promoted two of its senior employees.

Wide Open Agriculture has been awarded a $5 million grant from the state government despite the long-running suspension of its shares on the ASX.

Engineering services firm SRG Global has secured a $30 million contract with property developer Lendlease Group to deliver works at a hospital in Victoria.

Workers have been told to stay away from the 40-storey St Georges Terrace building until a water leak impacting the lifts is fixed.

Leo Lithium has awarded mining services provider Corica Mali a contract valued at about $520 million to deliver services at its Mali-based Goulamina Lithium Project.

Broad Construction Services has won a contract from the state government to redevelop facilities at Kalamunda Senior High School, a project previously handled by FIRM Construction.

Perth-based IT company Velrada has been integrated into Nomura Research Institute (NRI) Australia & New Zealand, with its co-founders to exit at the end of July.

FYI Resources has appointed Control and Thermal Engineering to conduct work on a proposed high-purity alumina plant in Kwinana, after major partner Alcoa withdrew from the project.

Liv Declerck and Jack McGinn discuss a local gallery's innovative new approach to buying, selling and exhibiting artwork.

Regenerative farming and produce traceability are good for business and consumers.

Western Australian house and rental prices are expected to continue rising with properties selling at their fastest since 1998, new data has shown.

The operators of DOVA Collective say they have delivered a new business model for art galleries.