Catie Low

AS the 2000 Australian Football League season draws to a close, the media has momentarily taken its eye off the ball to focus on the increasingly intense speculation on the future of Channel Seven’s star AFL commentators.

IF you’d rather snuggle under the doona on these chilly winter mornings instead of springing out of bed for your daily workout, a personal trainer might be just what you need to stick to your exercise regime.

THE heavyweight retail players are rapidly expanding their share of the $516 million vitamin and mineral supplement market as health food stores struggle to compete with the buying power of the major supermarkets.

A MORATORIUM on small vehicle charter licences is forcing WA business Quicksilver Chauffeur Drive to put expansion plans on hold while the Government ponders the future of the taxi industry in WA.

A PROPOSED $12.4 million dedicated film precinct, including studios, accommodation and a cinema complex is hanging in the balance despite the results of an independent review of Screenwest.

THE proposed merger of WA’s biggest credit union, the Police and Nurses Credit Society, with Energy Credit Union has met with a positive response from members ahead of the August deadline.

DMG Radio Australia has added its voice to the debate over the future of radio in Perth.

THE State Government has poured cold water on talk that Qantas’ decision to suspend flights between Perth and Tokyo will affect bidding for the Government’s air service contract, which is up for renewal next year.

NEWSCOMM Corporate Communications director Rob Broadfield has expanded his interests in Margaret River with the acquisition of the Margaret River radio station 1611 AM from Perth operator Lifestyle Radio.