News Articles for Perth Wildcats

Fans will be unable to attend the NBL grand final series, including tonight's match between the Perth Wildcats and Sydney Kings, or AFL games after both sporting codes responded to Prime Minister Scott Morrison's announcement that mass gatherings of 500 plus people should not proceed.

The collective success of WA's professional sporting teams is currently the envy of the nation, but it is the collective influence of the state's peak clubs on the health and wellbeing of communities that is perhaps their greatest achievement.

SPECIAL REPORT: A group of companies offering a faster alternative fixed-wireless internet service has dialled into a niche market.

The Perth Wildcats have brought on local internet company Pentanet as its major sponsor for the 2018-19 National Basketball League season.

From basketball to rugby, Nick Marvin has worked for two of the state's wealthiest businessmen on their sporting projects.

Six months after ending a short stint as the head of thermal energy company Enerji, former Perth Wildcats owner Andrew Vlahov has been named chief executive of sporting-focused online education provider iCollege.

The new owner of Perth's professional women's basketball team has set the agenda for gender equality in professional sports.

Former Perth Wildcats chief executive and owner Andrew Vlahov has been flagged as the new head of thermal energy company Enerji, as the company announces a board shake-up.

Perth's top sporting clubs are angling for control of corporate facilities and advertising at the new Perth Stadium.

Getting people away from their televisions and into stadiums is the biggest challenge facing the state's top sporting teams, but Western Australia's strict legislative requirements, especially arou

Melville Holden has been reappointed as the official motor vehicle partner of the Perth Wildcats until the end of the 2014-15 national basketball league season.

Five of Perth's top entrepreneurs sat down with WA Business News to talk about managing change, boosting philanthropy and achieving long-term success.

While it may not be the huge sporting juggernaut that it was in the early 1990s, the Perth Wildcats has reaped a strong return from the 2004-05 season.