Thought Leadership (Commercial Content)

Mining’s contribution to jobs and supporting the broader economy has again come to the fore during the COVID-19 pandemic, underpinning the Government surplus here in Western Australia.

While organisations across every sector of the commercial landscape are clawing to take advantage of emerging technologies, Australian ports’ historical aversion to capital investment in digital innovation is threatening their long-term viability.

The Peel Region may be the smallest geographically of Western Australia’s nine but it’s one of the fastest growing and development leaders have launched a special Investor Chaperone Service to entice new business and investment to the area.

Australian timber requirements for commercial furniture in particle for chairs is to be extremely robust, strong and hard wearing with a flare of charter. Importantly the timber must suit the environment or design of the space where the product may be situated, the characteristics of the natural timber will always enhance a room or add to the feel of the place.

Australia's economy is being redefined. It is being transformed by a rapidly changing digital landscape that is redefining how we live and work as well as the social fabric of our communities.

The retail sector is showing signs of recovery following the COVID 19 emergency period according to Perth-based property investment group APIL managing director Peter Hughes, who says the company is now actively casting an eye over retail properties to add to its already strong retail portfolio.

Your business treats everyone equally, and you are more than happy to acknowledge and respect the traditional custodians of our land. So why bother with a Reconciliation Action Plan?

We live in a world where technology can tell us virtually anything – from who’s at the front door to when we can expect a delivery to arrive.

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is upon us; indeed COVID-19 hastened its arrival, forcing changes we thought would be years away.