Charlie Gunningham

THE real estate industry was an early engager of the burgeoning online sector when readership figures for traditional print mediums began to decline.

IT takes a group of internet entrepreneurs to come up with a new take on the traditional industry body.

Charlie Gunningham's still on the lookout for opportunities despite the local success of his web-based business

The Real Estate Institute of Western Australia plans to merge its website with aussiehome.com, with the latter's founder, Charlie Gunningham, to manage the combined product.

IT’S been a busy few weeks for the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia, which has announced two significant deals – the development of a new headquarters and the expansion of its website by acquisition.

AFTER years of dabbling with its own online real estate offers, The West Australian newspaper has reached an agreement with the Real Estate Institute of Western Australia to use its popular search engine.

Political debate over the NBN may be highly charged, but there’s no agreed position within industry as to the best plan for the nation’s future needs.

COULD the state government do more to encourage investment in IT?

Business News is breaking through the white noise of the daily news cycle to offer a new service providing people with the information they want, when and where they want it, and, most importantly, in the format that best suits them.

The digital revolution is well and truly under way, and media is at the pointy end of the changes.

Amcom Telecommunications has teamed up with e-business association eGroup WA and technology hub Spacecubed to launch a tech accelerator program in Perth to help startups turn their ideas into products.

Business News chief executive officer Charlie Gunningham has joined the board of Cancer Support WA, which provides support services such as a cancer wellness clinic, a wellness program and a cancer support phone line. 

The Incite awards showcase that the state is putting its brainpower to work in the technology sphere with great success.

WA chief executives are hoping a federal election year and a new direction from Malcolm Turnbull will ignite reforms needed to get the state moving again, according to the latest CEO survey by Business News.

More than 100 of the state’s business leaders will bed down at the WACA Ground tomorrow night for the 2016 Vinnies CEO Sleepout, raising awareness and funds for the homeless in Western Australia.

PHOTO ESSAY: Business News photographer Attila Csaszar captured images of some of WA's business and political leaders at their workstations.

Mark Pownall will become CEO at Business News from the start of the new financial year, replacing Charlie Gunningham, who has been at the helm for four years.

Kerry Stoke’s Australian Capital Equity has appointed James McMahon chief operating officer. Mr  McMahon left his previous position as commissioner of the WA Department of Corrective Services in April this year, having served in the role since 2013. He has sat on the SAS Resources

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Mark Glasson, Philippa Boldy, Chandra Sundareswaran, Rhys Turton, Tracy Taylor, Dean Humphrey, Phill Theunissen, Charlie Gunningham, Robyn Sutherland and Trent Cheetham.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Charlie Gunningham and Dan Clarke.