A Chinese investor has bought Dawesville Shopping Centre for $6.28 million from a Singaporean company.
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Australia is already engaged in a borderless conflict, and Beijing and Canberra’s defences are struggling to keep pace.
The Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission (FCCC) has launched enforcement action after the scheduled bus operator in Taveuni suspended services for school students during the examination period. The Commission is investigating whether the decision amounts to unconscionable conduct under Section 76 of the FCCC Act 2010. If the investigation finds the law has been breached, FCCC says it is prepared to take legal action and use the enforcement powers available under the Act. FCCC described the disruption as unacceptable, noting that the suspension has limited transport options for students and affected their ability to travel to school for examinations. As…
OPINION: Australia is already engaged in a borderless conflict and Canberra’s defences are struggling to keep pace.
The City of Nedlands has appointed a new chief executive, bringing an end to the recruitment search after a troubled time at the western suburbs council.
Construction of a $144 million high school in the north-eastern suburb of Brabham has begun.
A charter airline owned by local aviation executives and Warrikal founder Amanda Healy has hit the skies of Western Australia.
The Fiji Under-16 men’s team is just one victory away from reaching the final of the OFC U-16 Men’s Championship as they prepare for a crucial semi-final clash against the Solomon Islands in Papua New Guinea. The Baby Bula Boys have impressed throughout the group stage, delivering strong performances to secure their place in the tournament’s final four. Now, they will be looking to maintain that momentum and continue their unbeaten run as they chase a spot in the championship decider. Fiji will face the Solomon Islands in the semi-final at the PNG Football Stadium, with kick-off scheduled for 6:00pm…
13-year-old aspiring rugby referee Vaibhavi Deo has returned from New Zealand with memories to last a lifetime after being surprised with an extraordinary behind-the-scenes experience at the All Blacks vs Ireland Test at Eden Park. What began as a father-daughter bucket-list trip to watch their first-ever All Blacks Test Match together turned into an unforgettable opportunity for the young Fijian official, thanks to a special programme secretly arranged by New Zealand Rugby. Just minutes before kick-off, Vaibhavi was unexpectedly escorted from her seat and invited pitch-side to join the elite match officials. From ground level, she witnessed the teams’ arrival,…
It’s been a busy 24 hours for Subiaco-based EV Resources, which continues to move closer towards antimony production at its Los Lirios mine in México.