A Contract worth $10.5 million for the supply, fabrication, and erection of steel tanks and silos at the Ravensthorpe Nickel project near Esperance has been awarded to aiConstruction Ltd, the wholly owned subsidiary of aiLimited.
A group of Perth’s young professionals felt so strongly about proposals made in a review of the State’s Liquor Licensing Act, they decided to have their say by making a submission signed by 87 endorsees from around the city.
China's announcement last month that it would no longer peg its currency to the US dollar has been seen as evidence of the country’s willingness to engage with the world economy.
Home Building Society will merge with StateWest Credit Society, pending shareholder, member and regulator approval, to create an organisation with more than 110,000 customers and total customer funds under management of $3.5 billion.
Personal issues are almost twice as likely to lead to the closure of a small business as business management concerns, according to the results of a recent survey.
Organic olive grower Mark Kailis is a big fan of organic food production, not only because of the quality of the produce but also its long-term viability.
Technology Park-based VibraQ Corporation Ltd is seeking $1.5 million to fund development and commercialisation of its planetary electric motor technology.
The historic Broken Hill Hotel on Albany Highway in Victoria Park will re-open next month following renovations and restoration works valued at more than $1 million.
The big names have maintained their hold on the top of WA Business News’s branding survey, while a new corporate brands category focuses on the big end of town. Jane McNamara reports.
“I am not surprised that several of WA’s most recognised brands are clients of ours,” The Brand Agency’s chairman and chief executive, Ken James, said.“That is why we are called The Brand Agency, we a
Leading Australian advertising figure and the architect of the Howard Government’s election campaign advertising, Ted Horton, will speak at a WA Business News event to honour Western Australia’s top brands.
Eating a meat pie and washing it down with a chilled brew while watching a game of rugby may sounds like a typical weekend for many Aussie blokes, but it’s also the order of recognition for products of the top three emerging brands of 2005.
The aggressive branding process for the Western Force started immediately the franchise was announced as the new player in the Super 14 rugby competition.
The Rick Hart advertising committee debated for several years whether to include the well-known Western Australian identity as part of its branding strategy – using the person and not just the name
Regional and rural businesses and communities in the state’s mid to north-west are expected to benefit from increased trade opportunities following the launch of the Carnarvon Export Hub in the Gascoyne and Pilbara regions.
