Marsha Jacobs

Aragon Legal, which recently became an incorporated law firm, has won this year’s best first-time partnership award for its work with ARTRAGE.

Kwinana Industries Education Partnership (KIEP) is an award winning industry/education partnership formalised in 1995 to break down barriers between education and industry, strongly supported by 34 Kwinana industries, 12 high schools, tertiary institution

Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort has been granted environmental approval for a $25 million proposal to double the size of the resort, located in the Shark Bay World Heritage Area.

The relationships awarded at last week’s State Arts Sponsorship Scheme Awards are dynamic and varied, with the range of collaborations demonstrating that partnerships between business and arts organisations can be harmonised to achieve mutually advantageo

It is a struggle that tugs at the sense of national pride felt by many Australians, the little Aussie battler versus the corporate giant (a US giant at that) – it’s the fight over a great Aussie icon, the ugg boot.

Built on strong foundations of creativity, innovation and a passion for the arts, the partnership between Marketforce and the Art Gallery of Western Australia reflects the corporate outlook of both organisations.

The office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has received a $24.3 million funding boost from the state government, enabling the employment of 42 additional prosecutors.

Listed litigation funder IMF Australia was dealt a blow early this month in its campaign to gain access to the Sons of Gwalia share registry, with the High Court rejecting its application to use the registry to contact potential litigants in an action aga

Mulitplex has received 54 registrations of interest, complete with a $5,000 registration fee, for 37 apartments to be offered as part of the Steve’s redevelopment in Nedlands.

Local metropolitan councils are being asked to clarify regulations on the use of residential apartments for short-stay accommodation.

A new study has found that Western Australians are increasingly buying their mortgages through brokers rather than through traditional lenders.

Four CBD office buildings worth more than $100 million are believed to be under contract for sale, including the prominent Wesfarmers and Clough buildings.

It's rare for the stars to align over all sectors of the property market, but in Western Australia right now the commercial, industrial, retail residential and land markets are all experiencing robust growth. Marsha Jacobs reports.

Western Australia’s former reputation as a place of fast money and sharp business practices may well have been consigned to the shredder, if the mood at a recent Property Council breakfast is any indication.

It seems to come around so quickly every year, but our search for the 40under40 has started already.

Benchmark Projects, project manager of the Mandurah Ocean Marina, has won the Western Australian section of the national Australian Institute of Project Management awards.

Mirvac Fini has sold 110 apartments off the plan in The Point project in Mandurah, moving $150 million worth of real estate in four days.

The City of Perth will develop the corner of James and Lake streets into a public piazza with a two-storey commercial building overlooking the square.

Market Equity managing director and shareholder Julie Beeck has had little time to take stock of things in the four years since she was named a winner in the inaugural WA Business News 40under40 Awards.

The 2006 WA Business News 40under40 Awards program was launched at a breakfast forum featuring four high-profile past winners. Marsha Jacobs reports.

The State Government is offering the 2.48-hectare Old Swanbourne Hospital site in Mt Claremont for sale by public tender.

A small Western Australian interior design firm has been in the spotlight recently after winning several prestigious awards.

CLAREMONT’S Bay View Terrace remains at the vanguard of prime retail shopping strips in Perth, outside of the CBD, and is the only Western Australian location to make it into the top 15 strips in Australia, according to a study undertaken by CB Richard El

Nearly 14,000 Western Australian are estimated to have travelled to Melbourne for last month’s AFL grand final, and from the tumbleweeds blowing down the terrace it’s safe to assume a lot of those were business people.

As the state’s economy surges into unchartered prosperity, Western Australians are reaping the benefits of a bumper past few years and indulging their love for the good life.

Just as luxury goods retailers are coy about who their clients are, retail leasing agents are equally coy about which brand name stores are considering a move to Perth.

Robert Spadaccini has gone from success to success since establishing his home building company in 1997.

Western Power has registered several trademarks ahead of the split up of the entity into several separate entities next year as part of a disaggregation of the power utility.

Construction on the CBD’s biggest retail development, at 100 St Georges Terrace, will begin in January next year.

The whispers are growing louder – are some of the world’s most iconic fashion brands coming to Perth? Marsha Jacobs knows where to find the answers.

Property investors who self-manage their properties have been warned they are at greater risk of experiencing problems with tenants and exposing themselves and their assets.

Perth could receive a spectacular multi-million city square next to St George’s Cathedral after the major stakeholders agreed in principle to support the opening up of a civic precinct between St George’s Cathedral and the Old Treasury Buildings.