Staff Reporters

COBRA Resources NL’s investment in Internet and telecommunications provider Global Dial has been sweetened by the news that it has been joined on the carrier’s register by Singapore-based construction and property company Low Keng Huat Ltd, which will inj

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BARRON Entertainment and Network Ten have agreed to base the production unit for its new children’s series, tentatively-titled Kat’s Eye, at Ten’s Dianella Heights facility.

OSMERE Ltd has relisted its post consolidation shares on the Australian Stock Exchange as Online Advantage Limited after finalising regulatory approvals for the change.

Lynas Corporation Limited – which recently changed its name from Lynas Gold NL – has made steady progress towards completion of a bankable feasibility study on its Mt Weld rare earths project in WA’s Mt Margaret mineral field.

Two fire protection service providers have admitted misleading clients about services not provided, following investigations into the industry by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.

A NEW definition of datacasting and a smoother transition to digital television for both industry and consumers are the key aims of new legislation introduced by the Federal Government.

PERTH-based Swiftel Pty Limited has placed itself in direct competition with newly merged Amcom Telecommunications Limited.

In spite of mining and processing operations at the Bulchina project continuing strongly, Troy Resources NL is pulling out of other peripheral prospecting interests.

Australia is the number one destination for Singaporean, Indonesian and Malaysian property investment funds sent overseas, Peter Thng of HSR Realtors told a joint Property Council of Australia and Chinese Chamber seminar recently.

So much has happened so fast in the past decade in respect of the emergence of the online economy that it is easy to forget some of the interesting responses we have confronted on this remarkable journey.

Deloitte Touche Tomatsu has acquired 20 per cent of the issued capital of Perth-based Eclipse Group.

Sons of Gwalia Limited has had production from several of its mining operations hit by heavy rains.

THE ABILITY to move capital electronically is a key priority for business banking clients, says HSBC head of corporate affairs Colin Neathercoat.

Investors hoping to invest in what could develop as a major gas and oil field in the Philippines have been stymied by Australian Stock Exchange bureaucracy.

Junior explorer Stirling Resources NL has followed the path of its peers and taken a dive into the dot.com sector’s financial waters.

POST Newspapers, Voice News, Herald Newspapers, Weekend Examiner and Echo Newspapers have formed a marketing coalition under the banner of Perth Independent Newspapers.

FEES levied by banks appears to be the greatest small business banking concern according to Small Business Development Corporation managing director George Etrelezis.

Diamond Ventures NL, which has moved from its original aim of being a pure diamond player, has placed its hope in gold exploration and mining in the Kookynie area of WA.

Treasury is continuing with plans to move depreciation benefits from property owners to tenants, with new criteria proposed that could affect nearly every property lease in Australia.

EDITORS experienced with one non-linear system can familiarise themselves with another at the Film & Television Institute’s one day workshops during May and June.

AUSTRALASIAN Gold Mines NL has entered into a formal agreement to acquire 40 per cent of WirelessNet Pty Ltd.

Perth-based Gindalbie Gold NL, which made its mark with the Two Boys gold mine near Kalgoorlie, is progressing towards commissioning a full feasibility into developing a stand-alone mill on its Minjar project in the South Murchison mineral fields.

Building owners and telecommunications companies are gradually reaching agreements on access to enable installation of telecommunications facilities.

FOUR WA scientists have each received a $100,000 boost from the WA Government.

PILBARA Mines NL telecommunications subsidiary Request DSL Pty Ltd has secured a telecommunications carrier licence, making it the third WA-based telco carrier.

Plans are well underway by Compass Resources NL to develop its Browns polymetallic resource in the Northern Territory.

INTERNET banking is helping small-to-medium enterprises save time and energy, according to Small Business Development Corporation managing director George Etrelezis.

The volatility in the stock market, especially the Nasdaq, is a classic indicator of the transitionary nature of the times.

Exco Resources NL has completed a scoping study for two prospects but will need to add further mineral resource tonnage to justify a stand-alone development.

MCDONALD’S creator Ray Croc and dinner in a posh London fish and chip shop was all the inspiration Fish Feast managing director Frank Coniglio needed to set up his own franchise.

WHILE tax officials applaud the product ruling system as protecting small investors, others say the system is nothing but an attempt at revenue saving.