Western Australia is growing its reputation as a hot spot for film production, boasting good stories, vast landscapes that make for ideal settings and an increasing number of home-grown feature film p
The public-interest test has long been a cornerstone of liquor licensing decisions in Western Australia but some experts argue the benchmark has been applied more strictly in recent times.
ALTHOUGH he may not have been the first to use the metaphor, former British prime minister Winston Churchill most famously used the term ‘black dog’ to describe his periodic bouts of depression.
WHEN Brenda Hamlett started out as a Brownie, aged seven, the Girl Guide experience consisted of weekly visits to her local club and the occasional region-wide jamboree.
A lot has changed since then.
OTAN Property Funds Management has big plans to grow its business, from $45 million under management to $300 million within the next 2.5 years; and Asian investment is expected to account for half tha
The state government plans to release land for 4,849 new dwellings across the Pilbara by 2015 to cater for increasing demand for housing in the region and to improve affordability.
The federal government has pushed the start date for its new not-for-profit regulatory body out by three months to enable the sector to come to grips with the wide-ranging reforms.
ATCO Australia managing director Steven Landry is taking lobster from Nova Scotia and a traditional Canadian meat pie known as tourtiere to work for lunch on March 20.
THE Western Australian Club is set to move to new premises after 17 years at its current home on St Georges Terrace, with cost savings and the opportunity for an image makeover the main motivators for
THERE has been movement in the renewable energy sector in recent weeks with commercial solar photovoltaic contracts awarded to Solco and Renewable Logic, while Energy Made Clean’s Carnarvon solar powe
THE inner-city park adjoining the Commonwealth Bank building, Central Park, and the AMP building has had a hospitality injection, with three new ventures joining the area’s long-established coffee mec
THE harmonisation of occupational health and safety laws across Australia will offer more opportunities than burdensome compliance requirements for community organisations, according to some of the st
A GENERAL malaise in retail sales, a lack of car parks and stringent development rules are three of the biggest issues facing Subiaco’s retail property and broader business markets.
REVISED development plans for BHP Billiton’s enormous temporary accommodation and light industrial site in Port Hedland will go to council for approval in mid March, with significant reductions in the
Nationals leader Brendon Grylls has confirmed he will contest the seat of Pilbara at the next state election rather than stand in his safe Central Wheatbelt electorate.
Western Australia’s peak tourism body has called on the state government to commit $27 million to tourism marketing in the next budget to assist the flailing industry.
