Staff Reporters

National Australia Bank re-signs a $30 million property management services contract with United KFPW for end-to-end property management services for the NAB's Australian property p

Proposed code: NAV Issue price: $0.20 Principal activities: Platinum and gold explorer

EMMA Lovel (pictured) has been appointed senior consultant in events management and sponsorship firm Competitive Edge Business Development and Communication Solutions.

SOLAR Sales has signed a contract with Rio Tinto subsidiary Hamersley Iron for the supply and installation of solar power systems to a section of Hamersley’s rail network that runs

PERTH-BASED renewable energy company Solar Sales has clinched an $8 million dollar deal to supply and instal numerous solar power systems to a section of Hamersley Iron’s rail netwo

Queensland Investment Corporation Ltd ceased to be a substantial shareholder.  

AMP Ltd decreased its relevant interest from 6,225,663 ordinary shares (6.61%) to 5,564,991 ordinary shares (5.69%).

Has exercised an option with Equs Ltd to purchase the Karonie Gold Project  east of Kalgoorlie.

Will raise AS8.5 million from the placement of 91 million fully paid shares to a number of institutions and sophisticated investors at 9.3 cents per share

Jeune Pty Ltd ceased to be a substantial shareholder.

Coventry Group Limited has appointed Barry Nazer as a non-executive director of the company.

RESOURCE investment bank Mineral Securities Limited has entered into a $3.75 million agreement to complete a bankable feasibility study on its wholly owned Speewah Fluorite Project

Westpac Banking Corporation increased its relevant interest from 10,904,323 ordinary shares (5.31%) to 13,115,281 ordinary shares (6.41%)

Has extended the closing date of Share Purchase Plan to 8 September 2003.

has reached agreements with Mesa Airlines, Skynet Airlines and Trans States Airlines to provide the carriers with inflight medical services.   MedAire now provides service

WAFarmers WAFARMERS has greeted the announcement of the AWB Ltd acquisition of Wesfarmers Landmark with cautious optimism.

INTERNET Interviewee Tom Horton, who cut his media teeth working for GWN is leaving the UK’s Triangle Post Production/TfG to become managing executive at Condor International in Lo

Stephen Spiers has been appointed as a director of Westgold Resources NL.

INTERNET business Working Systems Solutions is moving its head office to Melbourne.

A NATIONAL crane company with a strong Western Australian focus has lodged a prospectus with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission and opened an initial public offeri

Australian Selection Pty Ltd (Australian) decreased its relevant interest from 17,709,607 ordinary shares (14.8%) to 15,309,606 ordinary shares (12.3%).

Is to purchase AngloGold’s North Monger gold project, located 45 kilometres south-east of Kalgoorlie in the Eastern Goldfields Province of Western Australia.

Yates Ltd General Meeting to be held on 26 September 2003 at 2.30pm.at the George Room, Hotel Ibis, 334 Murray Street, Perth,WA.

Proposed code: BKY Issue price: $0.20 ($0.005 per option) GICS industry group: metals & mining

Peter Versluis has been appointed as a non-executive director of Advanced Energy Systems, in addition Walter James has resigned as a director and Craig Spence has been appointed as

COMPUTER and satellite communications company Comdek is aiming to go to market on October 3.

Anglo Pacific Group plc increased its relevant interest from 23,300,000 ordinary shares (13.07%) to 26,143,496 ordinary shares (14.66%)  

Has made a placement of 500,000 ordinary fully paid shares at 20 cents per share for a consideration of $100,000.

CONSUMERS have been warned against investing funds through an organisation called Aragon Currency Management.

GARY Langoulant (left) and Frank Dalla Pria (right) have been appointed senior account executives at McKenna Hampton Insurance Brokers.

Leonard Alexander Taylor has been appointed as company secretary of ST Synergy Limited he replaces Tom Melanko who has resigned

FOR an industry desperate for funding to help it become globally competitive and innovative, the furniture sector is surprisingly circumspect about the loss of $15 million in Federal funds.