Lease Equity has signalled strong intentions to shake-up Perth commercial office sales, widening its focus outside of retail property by establishing a capital markets division headed up by industry stalwart Brett Wilkins.
Two of Scitech’s travelling exhibitions, which account for part of the organisation’s near-$2 million export operation, have made a landing at the Nasa Science Centre in the US.
The Australian share market has edged slightly lower in early trade, despite a nearly flat session on Wall Street and continued strength in oil prices.
Gold fell for the eighth straight session on Thursday, slipping to a four-month low, pressured by a stronger dollar after U.S. weekly jobless claims fell and ahead of key data that could put the Federal Reserve on track to raise interest rates this year.
Oil rose more than 1 per cent to four-month highs on Thursday, spurred by another informal OPEC meeting on output cuts and plunging U.S. crude inventories, with some saying the market has overshot itself with a near 15-per cent gain in seven sessions.
Liberal insiders waged a bitter war against CBAFormer attorney-general Philip Ruddock played a central but hidden role in a campaign orchestrated by three Liberal Party br
Changes to freeway merging lanes have provided a welcome boost to Perth drivers, with the recent changes improving traffic flow and cutting journey times.
Perth-based Hillcrest Litigation Services is transforming into a baby food company after signing an agreement to acquire the manufacturer of Bubs Organic products.
The Spring Rose Art Exhibition held recently at Deloitte’s new Brookfield office lobby raised more than $18,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Western Australia.
Perth-based Trident Capital has been brought in to advise an Israeli technology company on its $6 million inital public offering and listing on the ASX.
Reiwa members reported an increase in weekly sales to 600. The overall 24 per cent increase in sales over the week is attributed to a 19 per cent increase in sales for houses, 36 per cent for units and 44 per cent for vacant land.
One Nation Senator Rod Culleton has attacked the judiciary in a press release after his latest court loss, demanding the civil matter be heard by a jury.
WA Labor plans to ban fracking in the South West, but will not ban the drilling technique in other areas such as the Kimberley and the Mid West where it has been undertaken.
Gold is little changed with the US dollar paring gains, after bullion inched down to the lowest in more than three months following the previous day's sharp sell-off and a technical break well below the key $US1,300-an-ounce level.
Oil prices have settled up about two per cent, hitting their highest since June, after the fifth unexpected weekly drawdown in US crude inventories added to support on hopes that major producers will agree to cut output next month.
IMF warns nation on debt ‘binge’Global public and private debt has blown out to a record $US152 trillion ($199 trillion) and Australian households are bingeing on borrowed
Perth’s first innovation hub dedicated to the resources sector plans to focus on the impact of disruptive technologies after its official opening last night.
Continuing investment in major resources projects nearing completion contributed $35 billion to the Western Australian economy in 2015-16, around two thirds of Australia’s resources investment spend in the year, according to the Department of Mines and Petroleum.
The share market recovered some of its early falls but still closed in negative territory as sentiment remained subdued on strengthened expectations of a rate hike by the US Federal Reserve.
One Nation Senator Rod Culleton has again failed in his bid to challenge a three-year-old court judgment ordering him to pay $205,000 in damages to former Wesfarmers director Dick Lester.
ANZ Banking Group has pledged to consider cutting credit card rates and stopping its millions of dollars in political donations, as its boss apologised for failing customers.
