Delays sink Indus
Welshpool-based Indus Mining Services has plunged into administration with $40 million-plus of debts less than a year after being sold in a takeover. The West
Payroll change equals pay day
Almost 12,000 WA businesses will receive a new year payroll tax cut in a move Premier Mark McGowan says will encourage employers to create new jobs. The West
Tradie extinction
The number of apprentices in WA has fallen by 13,000 since 2013, with concerns a skills crisis is crippling the State’s economy and the “extinction of the tradie” is near. The West
Billions in the balance as floats flop
Billions of dollars of upcoming stockmarket listings hang in the balance as growing fears of inflated asset values have forced fund managers to retreat. The Aus
Rio Tinto’s 22-year relationship with Black Swan State Theatre Company has come to an end, as it was announced at the theatre company's season launch last night that Fortescue Metals Group will step in as its new principal partner.
WA Super has announced it will invest $20 million in the WA Impact Fund, as part of its membership of the newly founded Impact Investment Alliance of WA.
Former deputy prime minister Julie Bishop has urged Australia to act as a voice of moderation on international trade, criticising the US for exacerbating threats to the rules-based world order.
The owners of Northbridge’s Picabar have signed a five-year lease agreement with the Perth Theatre Trust (PTT), Culture and the Arts Minister David Templeman announced this morning, bringing to an end a year of uncertainty for the venue.
