Marsha Jacobs

BUOYED by Western Australia’s thriving economy, the commercial property market performed better than expected in 2004.

OFTEN those who have experienced tragedy first hand are the most passionate and dedicated when it comes to committing their time, energy and money to charitable causes.

WITH or without her flamboyant hairstyle, Patti Chong still makes an impact. The general counsel for the Corruption and Crime Commission is well known for her colourful clothes and personality, and so it came as no surprise that after hearing a radio

AS part of a drive to serve national clients, property specialist Raj Lawyers has opened an office in Perth.

OWNER-OCCUPIERS and inves-tors are increasingly looking to the commercial sector as the capital growth in the residential market begins to plateau.

MANY of us seem aware of the importance of ‘giving’ only when those closest to us are in need, or on special occasions throughout the year, such as Christmas.

WHILE increasing median house and land values are widely seen as positive, particularly by those already in the market, home affordability is rapidly becoming a sensitive issue in Western Australia.

A DECADE-LONG battle between Telstra and landowners over a buffer zone for a $300 million satellite communications centre has come to a head in the Western Australian Planning Commission.

THE Department of Land Information (DLI) was recently awarded an $11.3 million contract with a Swedish joint venture partner to provide land administration and environmental services in Vietnam.The fi