Based on recent goings on it would be fair to assume that Chris Taylor had swapped the kitchen to pursue a career as a professional builder-cum-architect.
Data asset management company SpectrumData and information technology specialist ISA Technologies have combined their services in an ongoing collaboration between the two Technology Park residents to service their mutual oil and gas sector clients.
For those planning a mid-year trip to the state's South West, a stop off in Bunbury could enhance your wine experience. The Wine Education Centre is hosting a half-day wine course that aims to “demystify wine and provide fundamental tips to get through th
Western Australia's remarkable run of good economic news continued this month with the unemployment rate falling to the lowest level since official records started 30 years ago.
Regrets abound in financial markets, especially when share prices fall sharply. But what about shares that rise sharply; can anyone have regrets about that?
The state's South West has long been the playground of choice for the suits on the terrace. They have, over the years, bought beach shacks and either embarked on massive renovations or demolished and rebuilt.
Emirates is hoping to capitalise on expected growth in the Australian travel market by increasing its capacity and doubling the frequency of its flights to 98 a week over the next seven years.
Federal Parliament had echoes of 1970's children's TV this week, with John "The Fonz" Howard and Kevin "Donald Duck" Rudd competing for the same audience - State Premiers - as the water debate continued.
The City of Perth is set to call a summit of government, property industry and private parking representatives within days to address the city's growing parking woes.
Pressure to consolidate is one of the major issues facing small agencies in the not-for-profit sector, driven largely by government funding strategies and corporate sponsors' preference for brand names.
This year's vintage is under way almost a fortnight ahead of schedule, and early indications from winemakers suggest that 2007 will be the year of great reds.
Fans of Must Winebar will be able to indulge their enthusiasm for bubbly later this year, with the venue's owners in the midst of developing an upstairs champagne lounge.
Clandestine political lobbying, restrictive retail hours, “bandit trading”, petty government enforcers, jailing and hefty fine threats, phony referendums, political opportunism, and much more.
The Mid West region has established itself as Western Australia's second iron ore province after the Pilbara, with three companies now exporting ore through Geraldton and a fourth planning to start exports next year.
Australia's prospects of hosting the world's biggest telescope have hit a significant hurdle after the co-ordinating committee was forced to consider an alternative location.
Perth's office market vacancy rates have tightened further with the Property Council of Australia (WA) this week reporting CBD vacancy levels of just 0.9 per cent.
Continuing strong interest in strata offices on the CBD-fringe is expected to lift strata sales to $5,500 a square metre this year on the back of low availability, minimal new construction and high levels of owner occupier demand.
Developer ING Real Estate has been buoyed by last week's green light to progress its long-awaited $200 million Victoria Quay redevelopment, which was the subject of extended community consultation last year.
The upward trajectory of office rents in the Perth CBD may be grabbing the headlines, but car bay rents are also doing their bit to create headaches for those who work in the city.
Data recovery and storage company, SpectrumData Ltd, has accepted a request by US space agency NASA to retrieve data from 200 magnetic reel tapes broadcast more than 35 years ago.
