Aimee Sargent

Flexipole breaks mould

A FENCING company that has created a sustainable alternative to chemically treated timber has applied for funding under a federal government initiative aimed at assisting companies through the commercialisation process.

Brightwater mines timber niche

A CHANGE of tack from mining to forestry has paid off for Brightwater Engineering Solutions, which won the 'environmental project of the year' award at the 2010 Australian Bulk Handling Awards, held in Brisbane last month.

Anointing the master’s apprentice

  THE relatively understated façade of Jackson’s Restaurant belies the critically acclaimed fine dining experience of its interior.

Polished act at Bamboozle

BAMBOO flooring company Bamboozle intends to build upon its established business with the opening of a purpose-built floorboard manufacturing facility and a new retail space for Western Australian hardwood floors.

Fujitsu unveils new data centre

FUJITSU officially opened its new purpose-built data centre in Perth this week, with Bankwest coming on board as the first locally headquartered customer.

From farm to fork

Since opening in 2009, the Kalamunda Farmers' Market has capitalised on a growing trend to seasonal produce. Aimée Sargent reports.

Business bears the brunt from the banks

SMALL and medium-sized businesses have not escaped this month's interest rate rise, with all of the major banks acting on the Reserve Bank's increase of 25 basis points.

Sayers’ll leave a smile on your dial

Known by locals for its ever-changing menu, Sayers may no longer be Perth's best-kept breakfast secret. Aimée Sargent reports.

Festival leads the field

A commitment to its original vision paired with a conservative budget has kept the Perth Festival in business.

Game on for Australia Cup

RETURNING to Perth for a second year after an eight-year hiatus until 2009, the Australia Cup has overcome funding difficulties and secured the support of key sponsors Sunseeker and the City of Perth for its 2010 event, held on the Swan River later this m

Indigenous tourism gets funds boost

Indigenous tourism leaders are hopeful a funding boost for the sector will raise the level of professionalism of its operators. Aimée Sargent reports.

SW agribusinesses face financial woes

THE past week has not been a good one for agricultural processors, with two major South West players - Finesse Foods and Challenge Dairy - facing financial crises.

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Mergers and Aquisitions

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Exporters

LabelValue
Rio Tinto$26.13bn
BHP Billiton Iron Ore$20.48bn
North West Shelf Venture$14.92bn
Gold Corporation$6.82bn
Fortescue Metals Group$6.68bn
Others$22.08bn
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