Noel Dyson

SMALL business doesn’t want much in 2001. It just wants more customers to spend more money more often.

YET another door-to-door selling operation has been found guilty of breaching the Door-to-Door Trading Act, bringing into question its use as a valid sales tool.Nanolab and its director Gary Anderson were each found guilty on 15 counts of the act.

PERTH’S $5.5 million Belltower development seems to be paying dividends for businesses around Barrack Street jetty.

AN EXCHANGE program run by the Catering Institute of Australia is paying dividends for both sailors and hotel chefs alike.

SCIENCE and sport are clashing in Burswood.Scitech has launched its latest bid to escape from City West that involves a $15 million to $20 million purpose-built facility on about half the land leased by Tennis West on the Burswood Peninsula.

SMALL businesses in some WA rural areas face a bleak Christmas following the third poor harvest in three years.

THE hunt is on for the South West’s leading businesses with small business owners invited to nominate for the 2001 South West Small Business Awards.

THE lion’s share of the $23.5 billion the Federal Government is spending on defence over the next 10 years will miss WA completely because the State does not have industries to capitalise on it.

MAL Bennett has owned Mama Maria’s restaurant for the past 18 years and witnessed the highs and lows of Northbridge.