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Stakeholders are working to activate vacant CBD spaces with art, but hurdles are limiting potential.

This week's appointments include Ella McNeill, Kellie Properjohn, Matthew Holcz, and Al Taylor.

UnionsWA secretary Owen Whittle has taken up a new role as West Australian Music chief executive after 12 years with the state's peak trades and labour council.

Al Taylor has stepped down from the chief executive role at Triple-1-Three, the owner of Otherside beer brand and several venues.

West Australian Music has moved its headquarters from the City of Perth to the Goolugatup Heathcote precinct in Applecross.

Western Australian hospitality group Triple-1-Three has acquired the majority stake in North Fremantle live music venue Mojos Bar.

Former Must Winebar partner Russell Blaikie has joined Prendiville Group, while Natalie Jenkins has been appointed Seesaw chair and Natasha Collier will lead West Australian Music.

Almost 10 months after it opened, Freo.Social has expanded its range to include a dining option with the addition of Beer.Kitchen, the venue's new 22-item dining offering launched in mid-December.

New Fremantle venue Freo.Social is drawing on the founders' experience with music festivals and outdoor cinema.

Former advertising executive Al Taylor has been appointed chief executive of hospitality and brewing business Triple-1-Three, which was set up by former Sunset Events directors David Chitty and James Legge.

303 MullenLowe chairman Al Taylor will step down at the end of the year after 17 years at the Perth-based advertising agency.

New research from Edith Cowan University has found that Western Australia's contemporary music scene is worth nearly $1 billion to the state's economy.

Two of the oldest names in Perth's advertising industry have disappeared as increasing competition from national firms puts pressure on local players.

Perth advertising agency 303 has merged with international firm Lowe in a deal giving the big partner 51 per cent of the firm.