Mark Pownall

United Credit Union Ltd has moved to change its constitution so members have more power to voice their views in the case of any proposed demutualisation – including funding for legal advice and provision of a website.

Claremont-based network marketing group Omegatrend has become one of those rare victims of a boom, appointing voluntary administrators after a slump in sales.

The Shovelanna dispute between exploration minnow Cazaly Resources Ltd and mining whale Rio Tinto Ltd will go down in history as a defining moment in Western Australia’s corporate history.

Frankland River Olive Company has announced plans to restructure into a single vertically integrated olive business, raise $5.9 million and become the sector's newest listed player.

Not long after I finished reading Corporate Elders: ‘Organisation Men’ Look Back (UWA Press) I had a lengthy and wide-ranging interview with the author, accomplished academic Professor Leonie Still.

Booms like the one we are experiencing come and go, but they can have a lasting effect. With treasury's coffers overflowing, we thought it was time to explore some new ideas for our great state and remind our government about some old ones.

There is a lot of conjecture about sport stadia in Perth at the moment as the various codes apply pressure for an outcome that suits them best.

Caravans. As many of you prepare for the next few days or weeks of holidays, that is one foreboding word that may loom darkly across your plans for a smooth ride.

As the federal government’s new industrial relations laws come into force it will be interesting to see if they have any impact on the waning influence of the union movement.