The receivers of collapsed Margaret River winery Evans & Tate will spend an additional fortnight discussing the sale of the business with five potential bidders after receiving strong interest in the group’s assets.
Aurox Resources Ltd has estimated capital costs of $603 million for its wholly owned Balla Balla iron ore project in Western Australia's Pilbara region with the release of its bankable feasibility study today.
One of the key lobby groups in the successful fight against deregulating Western Australia’s retail trading hours, the Australian Hotels Association, will back any new campaign against moves to open the state’s shops on Sundays.
Western Australia’s investment community has shrugged off fears of trouble in the US economy after problems in the US mortgage market triggered profit warnings from financial services groups and sent global stock markets plunging last month.
Growing consumer demand for quality fresh produce has prompted former Metcash and Foodland executive, Peter Churack, to establish a gourmet retail business focusing on premium food and wine.
Property developer-cum-wine investor, Sam Castelli, has brought forward plans to expand his company’s wine contracting business, Mt Shadforth Contract Crush, following strong demand from grape growers.
Emma and Patrick Panier, the owners of King Street’s chic cafe, Etro hope the changes to WA’s liquor licensing laws will enable them to further develop their rooftop function venue.
Closed for two months to undergo a massive facelift, Miss Maud’s Carillon City Arcade pastry house still has a familiar feel. The refrigerated cabinet displays the same range of cakes and sweets, there’s plenty of timber and Swedish decorations, and the w
Key arguments used by independent retailers during a fiery deregulation debate several years ago have been challenged this week by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Western Australia.
Perth-based stockbroker Patersons Securities Ltd has changed its corporate structure to allow for external investment in the firm after it posted a 2006-07 net profit increase of 82.3 per cent to $9.3 million.
Andrew Forrest's stake in Fortescue Metals Group soared to more than $5 billion today after shares in the iron ore developer hit a record $50 as investors rushed into the commodities sector and helped push the Australian sharemarket to an all-time high.
A group of Evans & Tate grape growers is understood to have secured price rises for its fruit after agreeing to new five-year grape supply contracts with the receiver of the collapsed winery.
Moly Mines Ltd this week showed it was not unique in the resources sector despite its project being the first molybdenum mine to be developed in Australia.
Perth recruitment company, Scotford & Fennessy, has opened an office in Adelaide as part of a national expansion following strong demand for its services from the mining and construction industries.
If it wasn’t for a photo kept by Tasty Tarts owner Radi Stulic it would be hard to imagine that her gourmet sandwich and sweet treats store was once a blue-collar type lunch bar serving up deep fried foods like cheese sausages and chips.
Little Creatures has opened its new late-night venue located adjacent to its brewery and restaurant. Called The Loft, the new venue is located in the upstairs section of the old Harbourside nightclub.
Moly Mines Ltd intends to produce molybdenum from its Spinifex Ridge project by July 2009 after today revealing the results of a definitive feasibility study showing the project was economically viable despite its capital cost jumping to $1.07 billion.
