News Articles for Dixie Marshall

OPINION: Today marks three months since Frontier Energy announced Mark McGowan as its new chair but we still don't know when he will take up the role, if at all.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Darren Foster, Catherine Raw, Johan van Jaarsveld, Andrea Sutton, Ross Love, Paul Ferguson, Dixie Marshall and Tania Hudson.

Former news presenter and experienced communications chief Dixie Marshall has been appointed chair of strategic advisory firm GRA Partners.

A new production marks an intersection between theatre, sport and medical science.

Our board moves wrap includes Bruce McFadzean, Neil Hackett, Michelle Simson, Ian Gregory, Rowan Caren, Patrick Murphy, Hans Mende, Pablo Hernandez Mac-Donald, Ignacio Caceres, Peter Ward, David Wheeley, Joseph Constable, Dixie Marshall, Chris Bath, Grant Davey, Alfred Gillman, Christopher Knee, and Adrian Goldstone.

A former adviser to Colin Barnett and friend of Basil Zempilas has been picked to fill a key corporate communications role at the City of Perth.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Jeff Burch, Dixie Marshall, Paul Coghlan, Kylie Judd, Tony Goodsell, Ashleigh D'Alessandro and Sarah Russell.

The WA Football Commission has three new commissioners after controversial football administrator Grant Dorrington tonight failed in his bid to be re-elected.

Tennis West chief executive Michael Roberts has been appointed to lead the WA Football Commission.

Di Bain has challenged her opponents to disclose their conflicts after it was revealed her lord mayoral campaign had received more than $100,000 in contributions.

Advertising agency Marketforce has recruited Jon Amery and Dixie Marshall and partnered with Debra Neve to support the launch of new services.

THE near certainty of a Coalition government being elected in September, and the single-handed control of state leader Colin Barnett, have reshaped Western Australia's 2013 Most Influential list –

THE world of commerce may be guided by share values, net assets and project scale, and political power ultimately decided at the ballot box, the business of government is far more opaque – with inf

Prendiville joins Tourism WA