CONSOLIDATIONS have already begun in the fledgling corporate coaching market.The Catalyst Group’s Digby Scott said the coaching market was in its infancy.
CALIFORNIA'S electricity crisis is providing valuable lessons for WA decision makers as they consider the possible privat-isation of the State's electricity industry.Electricity has remained one of the unsung issues of the WA election.
THE Perth City rates should be spent supporting City ratepayers, not putting on a circus for 300,000 taxpayers of WA, according to Councillor Bert Tudori.
BY FEBRUARY 11 John Halden should know whether his campaign to make Geoff Gallop WA’s next Premier has been successful.Mr Halden has been Labor State Secretary for little more than a year.
WITH the changing face of employment, small business is emerging as a viable option for young people.Home-based businesses are becoming more accepted. Contract work and casual employment are becoming more viable career alternatives.
WITH just $800 in their pockets and the ink still wet on their university degrees, Daniel Barnett and Tom Hodgkinson decided to start their own business.
MYSTERY offshore companies have emerged as the biggest shareholders in a property developer behind a controversial marina project on the sensitive Ningaloo Reef.
SMALL retailers claim the widely reported strong Christmas trading results have not filtered through to them.WA Retailers Association of WA CEO Martin Dempsey said small traders were reporting a poor Christmas and an unhappy New Year.
BOTH the Labor party and the Coalition have plans to streamline the State public sector and reduce red tape, but the methods used will be totally different.
SMALL business is feeling ignored by both of the major political parties contesting the February 10 election.The sector believes the Liberal Party will offer it a status quo for small business.
THE battle to have Perth City Council-owned Arden Street land turned into a park is over, with Lands Minister Doug Shave signing the resumption order giving the East Perth Redevelopment Authority control of most of it.
NEW legislation requiring the price of fuel at the bowser to be fixed for 24 hours has given the big oil companies a free kick against independent service station operators.
WA wine growers will have to continue to push their products overseas if they are to remain viable, says the WA president of the Wine Association Denis Horgan.
ACCOUNTANTS, tax planners and lawyers are bracing themselves for an avalanche of work with the December 27 announcement that pre-nuptial agreements had become law.
