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
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.
ASIC is offering extended transitional relief to passively-managed or closed managed investment schemes, which were not required to become registered managed investment schemes un
From March 31 heavy vehicle transport operators must have accredited vehicle maintenance and fatigue management systems to be able to operate oversize vehicles requiring a permit.
AFTER regularly outperforming the national average over the early 1990s, the Western Australian economy had lost a little of its shine until 2001-02, when it regained its title as
MIRVAC Fini will sponsor an annual art event in order to develop links between its new Quay West Resort Bunker Bay development and the Margaret River art world.
AWB has claimed vested interests are spreading confusion and misinformation about the operations and objectives of the AWB group, and the Grains Council of Australia has endorsed