Curtin University of Technology has appointed associate professor John Neilson, who currently works for Curtin Business School, as the new pro vice-chancellor to spearhead the establishment of all aca
SIX years after paying $16 million for classifieds rival Quokka, publisher WA Newspapers Holdings Ltd is planning to make the newspaper brand the centrepiece of its next online strategy – a free class
Fresh Start Recovery Program - Fresh Start Recovery Program, based in Subiaco, provides a service to all addicts who reach the clinic to be treated for their addictions.
Opposition leader Colin Barnett has unveiled a $50 million plan to revamp Bunbury and surrounding areas and has reportedly flagged tax cuts for families and small businesses.
Embattled investment group Babcock & Brown Ltd plans to announce an overhaul of its business when it reports its first half results tomorrow, as concern grows over the management of assets controlled by the B&B group.
The suburbs of Pepppermint Grove, Nedlands, Cottesloe and Cambridge have been ranked in the top 25 areas to live in, according to BankWest's inaugural Quality of Life Index.
Green likely to quit as B&B melts down; Woodside threatens to pass on proposed tax to WA households; Aussie John brokers deal with CBA; Strike threat looms over iron ore trains; Nickel price slide dampens BHP mine
Newcrest Mining Ltd has revealed the state's gas crisis has cost the company nearly $10 million as gas supply at it Telfer gold operation in Western Australia returns to normal.
Building materials supplier Boral Ltd's net profit has dropped 19 per cent, dragged down by an earnings loss at its US business while it reported weaker brick earnings in Western Australia.
BHP throws WA port expansion into doubt; Babcock board under siege as power drains away; ASIC moves dog Forrest and Fortescue; Burston takes sudden leave of Cape Lambert; Alinta, BankWest sales loom as parents scramble for cash
Australia has claimed the gold and bronze medals in the women's triathlon with Emma Snowsill and Emma Moffat adding to the country's medal tally at the the Beijing Olympics.
Babcock & Brown Power Ltd's share price has collapsed to a low of 20.5 cents today after the company said it faced impairment charges of $452 million, had sold one of its main assets for a loss and was reviewing its distribution policy.
Fears grow of an end to boom; CBA could move on BankWest; Territory claim in jeopardy; BHP iron ore port expansion plans face investor scrutiny; LNG prices tipped to rise 80%
State shadow treasurer Troy Buswell has called for a short-term inquiry into the Varanus Island gas explosion with results released before Western Australians head to the polls.
QBE to buy PMI for $1.03bn; ASX poised to retain market watchdog role; Leighton lifts earnings in resources boom; Fortescue's Pilbara expansion plans spark raising mission; ASG proves resources boom is not only WA money spinner
HBOS, the UK parent of BankWest, has reportedly confirmed it will axe 425 jobs and close one of its five mortgage brands to new business in order to cut costs.
Despite volatility dogging the markets since its debut on the ASX earlier this year, Perth-based investment company OzGrowth Ltd has posted a net profit of nearly $5 million.
CBA wary despite $4.8bn profit; RBA tells banks: pass on rate cut; Telstra investors hang up on lower $3.7b profit; Straits eyes long wait for $200m salt project; Metals to make a comeback: analysts
WESTERN Australian School of Mines operator Curtin University says it has changed plans to relocate about half of the Kalgoorlie campus students to its Perth campus, but will review the situation in 2
NEGOTIATIONS between the Rottnest Island Authority and the Broadwater Hotels consortium over its $50 million hotel development could be finalised by the end of this week.The two parties are locked in
Western Australian corporate psychology practice, Prime Corporate Psychology Services, will host UK-based world-leader in ‘solutions focused brief therapy’, Chris Iveson, as part of the PRIME Corporat
International property group Knight Frank has appointed Sean Ray as a senior valuer in the firm’s expanding Perth office. Mr Ray will be responsible for valuations across a large commercial portfolio.
