Holy Grounds is a social enterprise café in Cathedral Square that transforms a daily ritual into a vehicle for connection. Founded by Anglicare WA and St George's Anglican Cathedral, the initiative tackles loneliness as a root cause of broader social challenges.
In a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, community pharmacies need more than operational support. They need strategic guidance to thrive. That's where Pharmacy 777's Business Development Pharmacists (BDPs) come in.
LGC Traffic Management, WA's leading traffic management provider, has partnered with Acusensus to implement AI-powered equipment on jobsites, improving the safety of roadworkers on site and marking a first for the WA traffic management industry.
Financial viability, particularly for medium and high-density residential projects in the current West Australian property market, is challenging. That is why UDIA WA is making several recommendations in advance of the next State Budget for supporting residential development feasibility. We are also offering education opportunities for industry and stakeholders through our Professional Development offering.
Civil construction forms the foundation of cities, from roads and services to subdivisions and precinct developments. As projects become larger and more complex, Tracc Civil is advancing how this essential work is planned and delivered.
Western Australia's booming property market signals economic strength on paper, with rising values, investor confidence and steady migration. Yet behind the headlines, many households are facing increasing financial strain.
It's late in the day and your final task is to register for an upcoming event. An event you're desperate to go to, with a speaker you just have to see.
Under Carrick Robinson's leadership, the Perth Children's Hospital Foundation has become a catalyst for change in Western Australia's paediatric health system, transforming community generosity into tangible, life-altering outcomes for sick children.
Mentorship that helps guide a career path or provides sound advice when it is most needed can be a critical component of both career development and personal growth.
Maeve Egan's career reflects a strong alignment between purpose and leadership, evolving from frontline community support roles into executive positions. Her return as CEO of Motor Neurone Disease WA marks a strategic full circle.
Mark Glasson's three-month contract with Anglicare WA in 2013 has grown into more than a decade of leadership, coinciding with the organisation's 50th anniversary.
