Noel Dyson

Sivida leading the way

20-Apr-2004

PERTH-EXCHANGE listed company pSivida has led the way in mid cap share price growth for the first quarter, according to a survey by stockbroker Intersuisse. The survey covered the Intersuisse 150 Industrials Index.

Doric disappearance solved

Noel Dyson

13-Apr-2004

FOR much of 2003 there would be the occasional question - whatever became of Doric? Through 2002 the company had been flying high with the Burswood hotel refurbishment.

Foodbank adds $20,000

Noel Dyson

13-Apr-2004

THE 2004 Foodbank Charity Golf Classic, produced by Ernst & Young has raised almost $20,000 for Foodbank WA. The event, held at the Lake Karrinyup Country Club on March 26 boasted some of Australia's top sporting identities.

ABH deal put under question

Noel Dyson

13-Apr-2004

SOME questions have been raised over listed investment house Asset Backed Holding's decision to buy China-based Norwest Chemicals, a company part owned by ABH director David Argyle for a proposed $6.4 million consideration of both cash and scrip.

Investment house plans China phosphate foray

Noel Dyson

13-Apr-2004

LISTED investment group Asset Backed Holdings is embarking on an ambitious plan to create a China-focused phosphate-based regional mining and resource group.

Feds to challenge redundancy ruling

Noel Dyson

06-Apr-2004

THE Federal Government will introduce legislation to overturn the Australian Industrial Relations Commission's decision to force small businesses to pay up to eight weeks of redundancy.

Coal power fears aired

Noel Dyson

06-Apr-2004

COAL industry proponents are concerned that they are being squeezed out of Western Power's latest request for a 300 megawatt base load generator.

Police taskforce looks at 15 building projects

Noel Dyson

06-Apr-2004

A SPECIAL WA Police Service taskforce set up to investigate allegations of criminal behaviour in the building and construction industry is in the process of investigating 15 matters from the Royal Commission into the Building and Construction Industry.

Union has second go at builder

Noel Dyson

06-Apr-2004

THE Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union is having a second try at having an enterprise order made against Hanssen Pty Ltd.

Radio proves a shining light

Noel Dyson

06-Apr-2004

A COMMUNITY radio service is allowing about 200,000 Western Australians to do what many people take for granted - access the information in a newspaper.

Fleetwood Sells out of Park Business

Noel Dyson

06-Apr-2004

LISTED Western Australian property player Aspen Group has entered into an agreement with WA caravan manufacturer Fleetwood Corporation to acquire its caravan park division.