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A condition report serves a crucial role in property management and rental agreements, providing a detailed account of the property's state at the beginning and end of a tenancy. Its primary purpose is to document the condition of the property, including any existing damage or wear and tear, to ensure that both landlords and tenants have a clear understanding of the property's status. This report helps protect both parties by offering a reference point for assessing any potential damage caused during the tenancy, which can be important for determining the return of the security deposit. Additionally, it aids in resolving disputes by providing objective evidence of the property's condition, thus promoting fairness and transparency in the rental process. Overall, a condition report is an essential tool for maintaining property integrity and ensuring clear communication between landlords and tenants. Know More:  https://www.bondcleaninginperth.com.au/what-is-the-purpose-of-the...

A Perth woman awarded more than $100,000 over a home makeover nightmare will not see a cent after her builder went bankrupt. Kerry Beake hired former contractor Peter John Edmonds to undertake a range of work at her Dudley Park home including renovations to the value of $96,000, the Mandurah Magistrates Court was told. She wanted a shed converted to a granny flat and had locked in upgrades to the main house, including making the bathroom safe for her sick dad and his carer. To know more:  https://7news.com.au/news/perth-homeowner-blocked-from-130000-sat-ordered-payout-after-builder-goes-bankrupt-c-15836720

A man has died after he was allegedly stabbed at a home in Perth's south-east last night. Emergency services were called to a property in Maddington at about 8.25pm, where they found a man in his 50s with a leg injury. He was taken to Armadale Hospital by St John WA, where he died a short time later. Homicide Squad Detectives are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. To know more:  https://www.9news.com.au/national/police-investigate-after-death-of-man-in-maddington-perth-western-australia/ea66d2ce-3772-43c9-ba69-3be888a0441c

 Hey All, House cleaning is not merely vacuuming the property. You need to go above and beyond to ensure it is sparkling and clean at all times, especially the rental inspection which can take place every three months. The landlord usually checks for damage done to the property and its cleanliness levels. So, tenants in Perth need to be extra cautions about hidden dirt and tough stains. They must clean the wall, sink, faucets, windows, doors, fixtures and appliances regularly or hire bond cleaning companies in Perth for the same. I am sharing an article to help you with the rental inspection checklist.       https://www.bondcleaninginperth.com.au/your-complete-rental-inspection-checklist/

 A West Australian mining executive accused of gold theft has told the District Court he was "uncomfortable" transporting Doré bullion on the back seat of his car for his former boss, and said to the jury he tried to keep the revenue off the company's books. Patrick Rhyan Keogh, 42, the former general manager of gold miner FMR Investments, is one of five people on trial over the alleged theft of 8,465 tonnes of gold-bearing ore from the Greenfields Mill near Coolgardie.  The gold the ore produced in December 2018 and January 2019, and which was sold to the Perth Mint, was worth $1.17 million, based on metal prices at the time. Mr Keogh, who has pleaded not guilty to stealing as a servant and various other charges, took the stand on the 10th day of the trial and told the 14-member jury "it was my dirt". Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-21/mining-executive-patrick-keogh-on-stand-in-wa-gold-theft-trial/102119580

 Sydney-based technology solutions provider Interactive has seized on the growing cyber security threat facing businesses by bolstering its operations in the field through the acquisition of Perth-based specialist Slipstream Cyber Security. The merger will double Interactive’s cyber team to more than 60, who are part of a team of 600 technology professionals across the business servicing a combined 3,000 customers. It also builds on a strong working relationship forged between the two companies in 2019. While the deal's financial terms have not been disclosed, Interactive says it is the first of its kind undertaken in the past 35 years by the company, an end-to-end security solutions provider, as it looks to bolster its fast-growing cyber security business. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/technology-solutions-group-interactive-acquires-slipstream-cyber-security.html

 The Perth Mint has confirmed it is closing a controversial app that allows investors to buy and trade gold, as the minister responsible for the embattled organisation fronts the media for the first time. Until today, Mines Minister Bill Johnston had not spoken publicly since a Four Corners investigation into the mint aired two weeks ago, having been away on an international trade mission to the US, Canada, South Korea and Japan. He said he was not aware of the taxpayer-owned refinery breaching any Australian regulations, while defending his decision not to tell the Premier about issues with gold sold to China. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-21/minister-bill-johnston-fronts-media-over-perth-mint/102124490