INTERNATIONAL architectural and design consultancy, Woodhead, is sponsoring two Western Australian artists’ residencies in China, with work being exhibited at the Shanghai Hong Miao Gallery.
THE Federal Court last week ordered the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union and two of its organisers, including assistant secretary Joe McDonald, to pay $35,000 in fines following industr
Skilled vacancies in Western Australia rose by 1.4 per cent in May, while a national decline of 0.1 per cent was shown in Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations data.
China visit in spotlight after Mid-West merger; Rudd on back foot in fuel row; Investors support new look for E&T; Rio, Alcoa get more time on big Kimberley bauxite project; QGC ingnites over interstate prices
Subiaco-based Comdek Ltd has announced plans to acquire two coal projects in Tasmania for $15 million in scrip, three months after buying another two coal projects in the same State.
IAG chief sees writing on wall; RBA wants ' borrowed' trades declared; Grocery supply method hampers fair fight; Midwest merger puts Sinosteel on back foot; Great Southern eyes tree focus
Drilling services company Imdex Ltd has scaled back its current year forecast revenue by 3 per cent and pre-tax earnings by 7.5 per cent after modifying the pricing strategy of one of its recent acquisitions.
Wizard put up for sale after losing magic touch; Investors face oil crunch; Mining and energy sectors just keep on spending; Westpac, St George to unveil merger deal; Jetstar flies into foreign pilots row
Former PCH Group Ltd managing director Jamie Cullen has agreed to join the board of Repcol Ltd and invest $666,300 into the restructured and downsized debt collection company.
Perth was officially the worst performing major housing market in the past year, with national real estate figures showing the median price slumped 1.1 per cent to $460,000, the only market to record a fall in that period.
Dob in insider traders: ASX; Wesfarmers shareholders wait for cash back on rights issue; Irons in the fire: Sinosteel still interested in Fortescue; New chief quits, Empire rethink; Macmahon Ausdrill bid faces top-up
South Perth-based Central Petroleum Ltd has released details of its $6 million fund raising via a pro rata rights issue to shareholders to address the dilutionary affect of a bond subscription deal with DB Zwirn Mauritius Trading No 3 Ltd.
Perth-based Quickflix Ltd has lodged its offer document with respect to a rights issue to raise $4.1 million to fund development of its national DVD rental business.
Curtin University of Technology professor Michael Alpers has been elected as a fellow of The Royal Society, the world’s oldest scientific academy, established in 1660.
JUICE factory Harvey Fresh will recall its entire line of 250 millilitre 100 per cent Apple & Blackcurrant juice after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission found the product’s labelling
The Western Australian Trade Enquiry Service is operated by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia (CCI) with the support of the WA Government's Department of Industry and Resour
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 Witho
THE key executives responsible for monitoring and reporting company carbon emissions appear to have a limited understanding of what is needed, despite new laws coming into force with six weeks.
A PLAN for a series of walking trails on Rottnest Island has won the state’s highest accolade for landscape architecture at the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects WA awards, held last week.
New motor vehicle sales in Western Australia rose by 2 per cent in April, bucking the trend as higher interest rates and rising fuel costs saw national sales fall by 0.8 per cent seasonally adjusted, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said today.
Western Australians Dr Ron Edwards and Professor Fiona Stanley will join 11 other members on the Australian Social Inclusion Board, which will meet today for the first time.
Over two thirds of Australians expect to receive a pay rise this year, with one third claiming they will look for another job if their request is unsuccessful, a CareerOne.com.au survey says.
Macquarie's golden run finally falters; Reserve fuels rate rise fears; SMS sheds jobs, seeks capital after grant axed; Mitchell expands WA presence with $6.2m agency buyout; New Orbital chief to run a full review of operations
Manas Resources Ltd, the spin-off company of Balcatta-based gold miner Perseus Mining Ltd, has launched a $6 million initial public offering to further its exploration efforts in the Kyrgyz Republic of Central Asia.
The Home Building Society name will disappear from Western Australia, with the Bank of Queensland announcing it consolidate its local operations under its own brand name from June 2008.
IAG spurns QBE's revised offer; Burrup says Apache deal ends gas shortfall fears; BHP pushes ship rates to record; Predators line up for bite at Albidon nickel; Woodside breaks $70 as resources stocks boom
Demand for executives in Western Australia rose by 9 per cent in April, while nationally demand fell to its lowest level since 2006, a consultancy executive demand index shows.
