FORMER technology company, Wavenet International Ltd, has joined the rush by local investors seeking to exploit booming coal prices, agreeing to buy a stake in four coal tenements in Queensland.
Visiting WA Robin Sharma, organisational and leadership coach and best selling author of The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari and The Greatness Guide, to present his full day leadership workshop, ‘Lead With
BUSINESS confidence in Western Australia has defied a plunging national trend, a new report on Australian’s small and medium-sized enterprises market has found.
THERE was a lot of talk at the recent Australian Tourism Exchange event in Perth about the potential for Baz Luhrmann’s new film, Australia, to promote the country, and in particular Western Australia
Ross Garnaut was in town this week spruiking the delights of climate change and sparking an adverse reaction and calls for calm from the state and federal opposition.
The Iris Appleyard Foundation is a charitable trust named after the Western Australian artist and writer of the same name, who passed away from Alzheimer’s in 2004.
West Perth-based African Energy Resources (Guernsey) Ltd and partner Albidon Ltd have elected to proceed with a bankable feasibility study over an African uranium project after a previous analysis pegged total capital costs at $93 million.
Perth-based IT services provider ASG Group Ltd has forecast a 44 per cent increase in earnings for the 2008 financial year on the back of securing a number of government and corporate contracts.
Belmont-based Ferrowest Ltd has doubled the scope of the engineering study into its Yalgoo iron project to one million tonnes per annum on the back of high demand for merchant pig iron.
East Perth-based resource company Legacy Iron Ore Ltd has started listed life on a positive note with its share price closing at a 20 per cent premium to its issue price.
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Herald Resources Ltd chairman and managing director Terrence Allen has pocketed over $42 million after accepting the takeover offer from Antam-Zhongjin.
Pivot Group chairman Peter Laurance has continued his acquisition of Axiom Properties Ltd's shares with the latest raid boosting his interest to 30.5 per cent.
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Former technology company Wavenet International Ltd has joined the rush by local investors seeking to exploit booming coal prices, agreeing to purchase a stake in four coal tenements in Queensland.
World oil prices hit a new record high above $US145 per barrel today, as the market was energised by Middle East tensions, falling US crude reserves and the weak dollar, traders said.
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WEST Perth-based minerals company, Murchison United NL, is set to be repositioned as a global uranium company after unveiling a strategic alliance with industrial and nuclear energy giant Areva NC.
PLANNING and Infrastructure Minister Alannah MacTiernan has named Macmahon Contractors Pty Ltd as the preferred proponent for the extension of Reid Highway.
THE stage one restoration of St Georges Cathedral has won Western Australia’s top architecture prize, the George Temple Poole Award, from the Royal Australian Institute of Architects WA Chapter.
