SUBCONTRACTORS working on embattled builder Devaugh Pty Ltd’s Kalkearni Residency project in Brookton could miss out on a State Government-brokered deal to secure payment to subcontractors on the Albany Court Complex project.
ENERGY storage company ZBB Energy is poised to write the next instalment in its colourful history with a $6 million listing on the Australian Stock Exchange due for March 9.
YACHT clubs on the Swan River are preparing to renegotiate their riverbed leases to preserve current terms they have with the Western Australian Government, even though there are about 26 years remaining before they require renewal.
ANY settlement in the long-running truck drivers’ dispute over pay rates that could result in a pre-Christmas strike could run the risk of running foul
NON-UNION collective agreements and allowing unfair contracts to be assessed in the Western Australian Industrial Relations Commission are two of the recommendations from William Ford’s review of the State’s IR laws. The Ford report, which contains 38 rec
BADGE Constructions has been awarded the $4.1 million contract to build the long-awaited combined Department of Planning and Infrastructure and Departm
SEVERAL possible buyers have emerged for dairy icon Peters & Brownes (PB Foods) amid speculation the operation could be sold by its owner, Fonterra, to clear the way for a $1.62 billion takeover bid of Aust-ralian diary company National Foods.
Marina operators have warned that one of Western Australia’s most popular pastimes could get more expensive, with boat owners facing higher charges to house their vessels because of rising State Government charges.
A plan to expand the Mondarra gas storage facility will receive another airing after Western Power agreed to co-fund a feasibility study of the facility’s expansion.
Two diseases that threatened to devastate the State’s $200 million-a-year lupin industry have been stalled, thanks to the work of Department of Agriculture molecular geneticist Hu
A grower-owned company, Western Potatoes Limited, will take responsibility for the commercial activities of the Western Australian potato industry as part of a major restructuring to the controversial regulation of the sector.
Creditors of foundering ship builder WaveMaster International may have to wait until next year to see if the business can be salvaged and they can recover what they are owed.
One minute it was boldly taking Western Australian off-road vehicle manufacturing knowledge to the world and the next, seemingly, OKA Motor Company was gone.
Embattled shipbuilder Wave-Master International Pty Ltd has slipped into administration amid revelations that it has been sold to a sister company that may have played a role in its demise.
Business could face increased costs of up to $174 million in the first year of the Gallop Government’s new workers’ compensation laws, according to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
