ALTHOUGH WA's 116 State and Federal MPs don't publicly refer to July as ‘conference month' they could, because that's when Labor and the Liberals now hold their annual State conferences.
SIX locally created advertising campaigns have been selected as finalists for the prestigious Australasian Writers and Art Directors Association (AWARDS) awards for creative excellence.
THE first two advertising phases of the Health Department's Go for 2 & 5 campaign will be run in tandem with its latest Dame Edna promotion for 12 months, as the organisation galvanises the success of each marketing phase.
Perth architects believe outdated planning regulations and draconian local authorities are stifling the growth of innovative residential architecture in our suburbs. Tracey Cook reports
PLANNING and Infrastructure Minister Alannah MacTiernan has called for a review of the residential design codes and flagged the adoption of a national approach to develop a sustainablity best practice assessment scorecard.
Producers from the Great Southern have got in early this year, with this week's Great Southern Perth tasting offering aficionados one of the first looks at the 2003 vintage, as David Pike reports.
HOUSING affordability is being billed as a Federal election issue.
On the face of it, concern for new homebuyers or, more importantly, renters wanting to become home owners, is understandable.
PERTH is to be the first location for what is hoped will be a series of high-tech showcases for Sydney-based technology firm Infomedia – a leading producer of specialised electronic parts interpretation and cataloguing solutions for the automotive
IT business solutions provider Unisys West is utilising economies of scale to differentiate itself and capture market share, according to CEO Murray Rosa.
UNIVERSITIES worldwide compete for research dollars and recognition to remain viable, and WA's universities are no exception, advertising internationally to fill academic and executive positions with the best possible talent.
WESTERN Australia's strata management industry could be set for big changes if key recommendations of a recently completed Government inquiry into the industry are adopted.
In this week's look at demographic trends in WA, Tracey Cook details the inner-city market and barriers that have slowed the development of a true inner-city lifestyle.
WESTERN Australia is becoming increasingly attractive to eastern States property investors with the number of east-coast investors purchasing property in the local
Despite their comparatively short time in the wine industry, the couple behind Margaret River's Cape Grace Wines must be doing something right, as a stack of awards in recent years suggests. David Pike reports.
