Shannon McKenzie

Tourism the brightest jewel in the Kimberley

Shannon McKenzie
15-Jan-2002
THE natural wonders of the Kimberley are the focus of a tourism industry that is fast becoming the driving force of the State's far north.

Acting late on privacy change

Shannon McKenzie
18-Dec-2001
DESPITE a long-running awareness campaign, many businesses are still not prepared for the Privacy Act amendments that will become law tomorrow.

Figures point to bright start to 2002

Shannon McKenzie
18-Dec-2001
WITH Christmas sales up by 2 per cent on last year, WA retailers are hoping the festive cheer is an indication of

Recognising region’s long-term appeal

Shannon McKenzie
18-Dec-2001
HOUSING prices in some South West property markets are growing by up to 18 per cent a year as towns in the region start to appeal as more than just holiday destinations.

Personnel

Shannon McKenzie
18-Dec-2001
THE concept of a central work location is starting to become outdated, with new technologies providing Internet-savvy employees with the opportunity to 'web-work' from alternative locations.

Council denies marketing plan

Shannon McKenzie
18-Dec-2001
CITY retailers have been unsuccessful in their push to take control of the promotion of the city as a shopping destination, but have been somewhat sated by an alternative proposal by the City of Perth.

Property Overview

Shannon McKenzie
18-Dec-2001
It has been a year of mixed fortunes in the Perth property market, with inner city residential developments a real high point and low interest rates driving housing demand.Commercial

Mixed fortunes for developers

Shannon McKenzie
11-Dec-2001
TWO multi-million dollar apartment developments were this week given the green light by the City of Perth, although a $20 million proposal to build a hotel and 140 apartments above Hoyts Cinema City was sent back to the drawing board.

Computer chain floats a good idea

Shannon McKenzie
11-Dec-2001
PERTH-BASED computer rental chain Hire Intelligence's planned float on the Australian Stock Exchange has aroused the interest of several big players.

Multi-agents bracing for major change

Shannon McKenzie
11-Dec-2001
MEMBERS of the financial services industry are concerned about the effect of new cross-endorsement regulations on the sector when they are introduced as part of the Financial Services Reform Act.

Partnership makes $8 million purchase

Shannon McKenzie
11-Dec-2001
FINBAR International Ltd will continue its ongoing partnership with Wembley Lakes Estates with the $8 million purchase of the Freemasons Grand Lodge site at 78 Terrace Road.

The barrels just keep rolling out

Shannon McKenzie
11-Dec-2001
THE Western Australian wine industry is going from strength to strength with three cellar door facilities, worth a total of almost $5 million, either having opened within the past week or opening within days.

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Corporate Finance

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Lennon tips $8m into Peet
Mark Beyer
Kairiki scraps $12m raising
Mark Beyer
Mergers and Aquisitions

Mergers & Acquisitions

Who are the leading hands in the West Australian M&A marketplace

Wyllie raises $16m on Amcom sale
Mark Beyer
Apex terminates sale of Wiluna Gold...
John Ely

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
FMG
CF 2011
CF Q3 FY12

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