Noel Dyson

TWO Perth association executives have shared a $10,000 scholarship offered by the Perth Convention Bureau to further their professional development.

AUSTRALIA rode out the Asian crisis better because it was more competitive, says Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chief Allan Fels.

A WINDOW of opportunity for new office space exists around 2002-03 with a significant number of Premium and A grade CBD tenant leases due for renegotiation.

COUNCIL has paved the way for Richard Court's bell tower plan for Barrack Square, should it be approved by Cabinet.Council approved plans for a reworking of the Riverside Drive and Barrack Street intersection.

TERMITE-riddled verandah posts are a thing of the past. WA company Polymer Design Building Products has developed a range of posts from polymer that repel termites and do not warp, rust, rot or split.

ONE of the biggest changes to the face of Perth has been the redevelopment of disused industrial land in the city's east.The East Perth Redevelopment is now nearing completion and will be home to about 2,900 in people in 18 months' time.

WATER source projects planned for the next four years will give Perth a level of water security unseen for the past 25 years says Water Resources Minister Kim Hames.

MALES still have the weight of numbers in the workplace says a survey by Morgan & Banks. According to the survey, 76.2 per cent of employees report more males than females in their workplaces.