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Perth company AnaeCo has announced Infrastructure Fund Manager, Palisade Investment Partners, has given in-principle approval to fund construction of an expanded waste treatment facility at Shenton Park.

Apex Minerals has successfully completed a $5 million capital raising through a share placement to institutional and sophisticated investors to fund operational improvements at its Wiluna gold project.

The state government is failing in its bid to increase urban infill development in metropolitan Perth, according to new industry research.

EACH July for the past 17 years, artists and art lovers have trekked to the state's one-time pearling capital, Cossack, 1,600 kilometres north of Perth, for Australia's most remote regional art exhibition and richest acquisitive art prize – the Cossack Ar

After 14 years at Hillarys, Portofinos has found a new home overlooking the ocean at Mindarie. Russell Quinn reports.

Drawing inspiration from her late father and her family, Mariella Harvey-Hanrahan has succeeded where many told her she would fail.

Cost blow-outs take the shine off some worthy public projects, and undermine the validity of others.

Two business school professors debate the personal and professional merits of taking time off.

The two-speed economy is alive and well in Australia but the concept is far more complex than traditionally depicted.

SARACEN Properties and Probuild have finalised negotiations over the completion of Raine Square, six weeks after WA Business News revealed that Probuild had been selected as the preferred builder.

A close look overseas reveals a potential shortage of commodities.

The new owners of loss-making print franchise Worldwide Online aim to revive a battered brand to take on market leader Snap Printing.

There are no simple answers when it comes to managing big national issues.

The franchising sector may be made up of small to medium enterprises, but collectively it is big business.

While Colin Barnett is pleased with federal Labor's $480 million commitment to the Perth Gateway Project, he remains opposed to the tax that will be levied to provide the funds.

While those starting an independent business may be flying solo with little support, an often-quoted bonus of the franchise system is the pre-existing infrastructure.

Curves Health Clubs are marketed as the Cheers of the fitness industry, a place where women can exercise in a supportive environment, where everybody knows their name.

The success of West Perth as a natural resources hub is all about its ability to adapt.

SURPLUS land at sporting facilities is becoming home to residential enclaves as developers, town planners and the Department of Sport and Recreation look to unlock the hidden value in Perth's hallowed turf.

PERTH-BASED surveying and mapping firm McMullen Nolan says it will use the acquisition of mid-tier surveyor DM Gerloff & Associates to build its business outside of metropolitan land development and expand its capabilities of servicing mining and resource

PERTH-BASED national property development and syndicated funds manager Aspen Group's new managing director, Gavin Hawkins, is targeting its Aspen Parks and Aspen Living divisions for future growth.

The director of one of the UK's largest and oldest arts festivals, Jonathan Holloway, has been appointed to take over as artistic director of the Perth International Arts Festival from 2012.

The state government hopes the Collgar Wind Farm at Merredin will be up and running by August next year.

Superannuation funds are playing a pivotal role in some of the most interesting infrastructure developments in WA.

Albany-BASED training provider Skill Hire has become the country's largest employer of bricklaying apprentices, with 130 bricklaying apprentices on its books.

Iluka Resources has had some good news of late, but many may have missed it.

Bob Every is very comfortable in the chair of WA's biggest home-grown company, even if he is relatively unknown in Perth.

Some people just don't realise how lucky they are, and their misplaced sense of entitlement is irksome.

PERTH company AnaeCo has passed a regulatory milestone for construction of an expanded waste treatment facility at Shenton Park, but getting funding for the $35 million project is proving more challenging.

Some people just don't realise how lucky they are, and their misplaced sense of entitlement is irksome.

AQUACULTURE commercialisation group Lobster Harvest is hoping to stimulate more local interest in its $4 million fund raising after announcing a big tie-up with listed Singaporean player Oceanus Group.

Through the campaign so far and during the debate, neither Tony Abbott nor Julia Gillard is showing the type of leadership required to inspire voters at the upcoming poll.