Julie-anne Sprague

ROYAL King’s Park Tennis Club has moved a step closer to finalising a deal for the development of a Next Generation Clubs Australia fitness club on its premises.

REGULAR Gusto readers will remember this correspondent’s culinary sojourn through Europe last year.

PERTH may have its fair share of pubs, clubs and restaurants, but compared with other capital cities it seems the social scene is missing a vital ingredient.

WHILE it appears that the State’s wine industry has secured a windfall with an increased wine equalisation tax rebate in this week’s Federal Budget, Leeuwin Estate chairman and long-time critic of WET, Denis Horgan, is disappointed the Government has not

303 Advertising has been awarded more than $2 million in government advertising in the past weeks.

THE Perth public might be behind Room Nineteen but the population of our great city alone will not be able to save the Northbridge-based reality TV restaurant.

CONDITIONS could not be tougher for wineries that produce small volumes of wine, according to industry representatives congregating in Margaret River this week for the inaugural International Wine Tourism Conference.

A LOCAL company marketing collapsible binoculars has secured a deal with Vodafone to supply the telco with 15,000 of its branded binoculars.

THE founder of hip St Georges Terrace coffee shop Rosso Espresso is looking to open a similar outlet in South Perth. Michael de Marte, who also owns Café Bocca with his brother, Frank, has signed the lease for a property on Mends Street, South Perth.