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Western Australia, Perth heatwave: it's too damn hot, I tellsya! - Vimarsana News

Western Australia, Perth heatwave: it's too damn hot, I tellsya!

Perth and wider Western Australia are suffering through an apocalyptic heatwave inspired by mining megacorps that've blown up half the state.

Battle between rival brickmakers Brickworks and BGC headed for trial - Vimarsana News

Battle between rival brickmakers Brickworks and BGC headed for trial

Australia’s largest brick company Brickworks is seeking to force the billionaire Buckeridge family’s construction empire to divest a subsidiary over competition concerns.

Three Hawke's Bay brothers behind Tumu Group win Family Business Award at EY Entrepreneur of the Year - Vimarsana News

Three Hawke's Bay brothers behind Tumu Group win Family Business Award at EY Entrepreneur of the Year

They say it’s unwise to mix work with family. There are exceptions, of course. Hawke’s Bay brothers John, Brendan and Barry O’Sullivan have worked together...

Property developer eyes revitalisation of Freo's historic Elders Wool Stores building - Vimarsana News

Property developer eyes revitalisation of Freo's historic Elders Wool Stores building

Hesperia has bought the site and hopes to get building as soon as next year. There have been a multitude of plans to redevelop the warehouse since the 1980s.

Trade players circle building materials biz BGC; bids next week - Vimarsana News

Trade players circle building materials biz BGC; bids next week

West Australia’s BGC Group, which makes $100 million a year selling bricks, cement and the like, has reeled in several listed suitors as sell-side adviser Macquarie Capital calls for indicative bids next week.

Source: afr.com