The Executive Connection has revealed that CEOs and owners from 79 per cent of businesses with a $100 million plus turnover from Western Australia expect sales revenues to increase over the next 12 months, according to its November confidence index.
A lengthy battle to determine accountability for the deaths of three Western Australians in Zambia has uncovered a labyrinth of confusion and concealment, and highlighted the risks of operating in
Unlisted Perth company CFC Group has added to its list of services offered with the addition of fuel haulage to its Centurion trucking and logistics business.
LEADING philanthropist Martin Copley believes environmental causes receive a low level of private support in Western Australia because of a perception that conservation is the domain of government.
State opposition leader Mark McGowan has claimed Royalties for Regions cash is being ‘pork-barrelled' into National Party electorates and the regions that need it most are missing out, following th
FRUIT and dairy producer Harvey Fresh has topped the field in the state's annual industry and export awards.Harvey Fresh took out the Premier's award for excellence.
The state government has formally commenced planning for a new gas pipeline between Bunbury and Albany, as negotiations continue with Grange Resources, whose Southdown iron ore project will be critica
A state government review has identified 61 parcels of Crown land in the Pilbara that are underutilised or surplus and could be put on the market for private development.
FOUR years after the merger of Melbourne-based Programmed Maintenance Services and Perth-based Integrated Group, the company has launched a branding campaign to educate the market about the scope o
The state opposition has accused Nationals leader Brendon Grylls of pork-barrelling by channelling almost a third of a special regional fund into just two Nationals seats.
Mirvac, Peet and Satterley Property Group have been shortlisted by LandCorp to develop its 240 hectare landholding at Eglinton, in Perth's northern suburbs.
The state government has revealed the first nine regional towns to benefit from $85 million in upgrades under Regional Development Minister Brendon Grylls' "SuperTowns" initiative.
Regional Development and Lands Minister Brendon Grylls has announced $20 million in royalties for regions-funded infrastructure projects for the Pilbara.
The Pilbara, Kimberley and Wheatbelt regions have been identified as the state's regional industrial land hotspots, according to a new survey conducted by LandCorp.
The state government says it is delivering on its promise to meet demand for land in the Kimberley, with the release of 50 house and land packages at Waranyjarri Estate tomorrow, part of the new residential development, Broome North.
Edith Cowan University Professor Craig Valli has received the top accolade at the Western Australian Information Technology and Telecommunications Awards.
FOUR years after their first conversations about how to revolutionise the bulk scanning and indexing industry, i2 Software directors Quentin Gribble and Andrew Wade can finally say they're in it for more than just the love of the business.
The state government says it has received "overwhelming interest" from developers keen to get involved in establishing Karratha as a major population centre.
The state government has launched two initiatives to make housing more affordable in the Pilbara, with the relocation of the Port Hedland wastewater treatment plant and the release of 47 hectares of South Hedland land for key worker and indigenous housing
Lands Minister Brendon Grylls has continued his efforts to make residential land affordable in the state's north, with the release of six grouped housing lots in Kununurra.
