Alison Birrane

LOCAL web firm Kuban Empire has been acquired by strategic sourcing and IT management firm TSA Corporation.

ACCOUNTANT Stan Palassis has blamed an internal “mess-up” for a  debt that prompted a Supreme Court of Western Australia order to wind up a company of his that was being pursued by the Australian

Three Australian ambassadors to the Middle East gave their perspectives on trading with the region at a recent WA Business News Meet the Ambassadors breakfast. Alison Birrane reports.

DONEGAL Resources directors Leigh and Ian Junk have played a significant role in breathing new life into the once boom town of Kambalda.

FROM the serious business of medical communications to the almost frivolous concept of an electronic drink coaster, wireless communications has kept Nathan Buzza very busy.

WITH nickel prices at a three-year high of around $US4.50 a pound, it is all good news for Western Australia’s junior mining producers and explorers that are experiencing record revenues and a positiv

DESPITE concerns over security and political instability in the troubled nation, Australian business should not disengage with Indonesia, according to a delegation of Jakarta-based Australian business leaders who visited Perth this week.

BY December this year, the City of Stirling will be the most advanced location in the world, in terms of communications technology, with its residents able to connect to each other over a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) using light posts as antennae.

OVERALL trade through Fremantle Port has increased by more than 40 per cent over the period from 1990-1991 to 2002-2003.