WAFarmers
THE Release of the Auditor General’s Public Sector Performance Report has justified WAFarmers’ stance on resisting the implementation of water resource management charges.
ANOTHER report, detailing the second phase of soil and groundwater investigations at the former waste control facility in Bellevue that was destroyed by fire in 2001, has been released.
A FEDERAL magistrate has found an employer’s refusal to make reasonable efforts to meet an employee’s request to work part-time on returning from maternity leave to be discriminatory.
PUBLIC examinations under the Corporations Act often involve compulsory production of numerous documents.
Some are marked for identification and shown to witnesses.
THE announcements are flying from ERG.
The company has started work on the SmarTrip Regional Customer Service Centre.
That centre is part of the Northrop Grumman Corporation.
Dozens of talented young people leave Perth every year for the excitement and opportunity of bigger cities. But there is also a steady flow of returnees. What brings them back? And how do they cope with ‘Dullsville’? Mark Beyer reports.
With the relentless appetite for prime beachfront property focusing on Perth’s affluent coastal suburbs, public debate about the appropriate level of coastal development is set to reach a new crescendo. Tracey Cook reports.
HERITAGE concerns are stalling the demolition of the Midland Inn four years after it was damaged by fire, despite an engineer’s report warning that the structure is a danger to the public.
THE Australian Council of Trade Unions is attempting to bring Western Australia’s four major project construction unions together to establish a stable industrial relations environment for the Burrup Peninsula.
THE management team leading the buyout of broking firm Hartleys is planning substantial growth over the coming six months as it moves toward completion of the transaction next month.
THE South West metropolitan railway is costing the State too much money to the detriment of health, law and order and eduction, according to Opposition leader Colin Barnett.
A WA-BASED technical security firm is raising capital to fund the commercialisation of its new counter-surveillance technology that is targeted at preventing corporate espionage.
LESS than one month after having an enterprise order made on Perth builder Jerry Hanssen, the Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union has tried to have one put on one of his main labour supplier
