The Kalgoorlie-Boulder Family Training Institute will receive $49,900 for refurbishment, external facilitator training, training aids, projection equipment and internal program deve
A RECENT decision by the full bench of the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission has brought the issue of payments for redundant employees back into focus.
THE Federal Government has announced measures to improve the so-called Simplified Tax System (STS) and foreshadowed other changes to further improve the tax system.
Ahead of a mid-year deadline to justify WA retail trading hours arrangements to the National Competition Council, the WA Government has released a discussion paper on retail trading
CHANNEL 9 Perth has won the third week of the 2003 survey period – thanks to the gripping finish to the World Cup Cricket match between India and Pakistan on March 1.
ASIC has accepted enforceable undertakings from two WA men, not to act as representatives of a holder of an Australian Financial Services Licence, for specific periods
WESTERN Australia has one of the strongest economies in the Western world. Its citizens enjoy a high standard of living, low unemployment, a world-class education system, a pr
Edith Cowan University has appointed four scholars to its inaugural chairs in justice studies, exercise and sports science, strategic information management and tourism.
Indicative boundaries of a dozen proposed new national parks under the WA Government’s Protecting Our Old-Growth Forests policy have been released for public comment.
TOURISM South West has been flaunting its assets internationally. Last week, Tourism South West CEO Karen Priest attended the world’s largest tourism trade show, Internationale Tourism Borse, in Berlin, Germany.
