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WESFARMERS is the bluest of blue-chip Perth companies.
Scarborough high-rise go ahead
3 Australasian Property Investments is going ahead with the development of Scarborough's first high-rise development after an amendment removing height restrictions received ministerial approval, while plans for high-rise apartments are underway in Cotteslo locked
Doubts over $900m gas project
4 THE downturn in Western Australia's mining industry is starting to flow back to the energy sector, with Apache Energy understood to be reviewing its $900 million Reindeer gas project. locked
Celebrating small achievements
1 Stefano Carboni’s vision is a good fit to Perth’s cultural needs. locked
Image overhaul for Tafe colleges
2 WESTERN Australia's training system is about to go through a facelift in response to the current industry needs. locked

Laurance takes top honour in tourism
IT was quite fitting that the chairman of state tourism body Australia's North West, Ian Laurance, was awarded the industry's top individual honour last week, an award named after one of his earliest mentors.
Property

Commercial sales slowdown starts to bite
Commercial sales slowdown starts to bite THE global credit crunch has made a significant dent in Perth's commercial and retail sales for the year to November, with total sales value down 26 per cent on last year. locked


Opinion

IR reforms back on the agenda
IR reforms back on the agenda THE controversy over the federal government's proposed industrial relations reforms made me think back to the mid 1980s when people like Charles Copeman led a bruising battle to free up Australian workplaces. locked


Trade Opportunities

Relationships an export builder
Relationships an export builder WESTERN Australia's food producers have a long-held reputation for disease-free quality that has ensured ongoing demand from overseas. locked


Food & Wine

Gearing up for summer at The Breakwater
Gearing up for summer at The Breakwater T HE ocean may be a major part of what makes the Perth lifestyle so attractive, but there seems to be a shortage of trendy, high capacity, upmarket hospitality venues using this great asset to complement their business. locked


TOP ARTICLES FOR LAST 7 DAYS
1 | WA house sales fall 13% in October
2 | EFTel forecasts loss, enters deal
3 | Margin calls on Rio pull market down
4 | FMG shares soar on takeover rumours
5 | ANZ to buy Babcock power stations
MOST COMMENTS FOR LAST 7 DAYS
1 | World economy shaky despite bank rescues
2 | Rinehart pleads to PM for mining boost
3 | The Link, Riverside projects move ahead
4 | Home buyers crippled by stamp duty
5 | Great Southern posts loss, sells asset




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