Education for Sustainability Competition
This competition, which forms part of the 2003 WA Environment Awards, is open to all WA schools.
Schools must develop their own sustainability action plan.
Evan Salt (right) and Lew Davies (below right) who recently founded Perth based financial planning business Perennial Financial Solutions will take on key positions in the company.
Fraser’s Restaurant, Kings Park Function Centre and the soon to open Bluewater Complex have recently appointed Arnya Tait as functions sales coordinator and Melanie Gray as special events and marketi
The Australian Institute of Management are holding a sundowner networking event at the AIM Leadership Centre, on Wednesday April 16, entitled Social Marketing with Natalie Josephs – The Practical Skil
On Tuesday April 22, UWA Extension are conducting a one day workshop which has particular relevance in the current world climate, Doing Business Without The Cultural Barriers, which will be held at th
The Shire of Augusta-Margaret River council is keeping a tight rein on development projects in the region as increasing numbers of interested parties eye the prize. Tracey Cook reports.
THE consequences of popularity are becoming all-too apparent to the burghers of the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River, who must balance the benefits of investment in the region with community concerns about environmental impact of over-development.
CHAMBER of Commerce and Industry chief executive Lyndon Rowe is among the high-profile development proponents to have recently received a rebuff from the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River.
WHILE many locals are applauding the cautious approach the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River has taken to development, others are complaining that such a tight hold is undermining the region’s economic sustainability.
A PLAN for the Federal Government to sell its loss-making credit insurance business has hit a potential snag as proposed purchaser European-based giant Gerling reels from the impact of the worldwide reinsurance crisis.
HATCH Building owner and developer Bradley Moore has changed his plans to develop a warehouse on his 126-144 Stirling Street site and is instead planning to develop a $15 million office building.
ANNE-MARIE Banting has withdrawn from the six-member Must Winebar partnership just 16 months after launching what she called her “dream hospitality business” in Highgate.
FORMER Western Power managing director David Eiszele, who resigned in controversial circumstances last year, received total payments of $1.148 million in his final six months in the job.
PERTH mail dispatch firm Briar Holdings Pty Ltd, trading as Postdata, has taken over the Water Corporation billing services from rival firm Salmat Laser Printing and Mailing Service.
REED Resources Limited, backed by chairman and stockbroker David Reed, has acquired the Barrambie 684-hectare titanium project, south-east of Meekatharra.
