Coal king Nick Jorss on a roll
Queensland mining king Nick Jorss has certainly hit the ground running with his new action group Coal Australia now boasting almost 40,000 supporters.
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Brighter Super boss on talent trail after high-profile resignations
Brighter Super boss Kate Farrar has put up the help wanted sign after a couple of senior executive departures in recent weeks including her chief financial officer.
LNP looks at revamp of Qld investment flagship
Is the new LNP Government preparing a revamp of the Queensland Investment Corporation given some of the $100bn fund’s missteps in recent years?
Doug’s big bling pays dividends
Former Terrace old boy Doug Tynan is receiving a few strange looks for sporting brooches and necklaces made by a French luxury fashion house. But there is a good reason.
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Rough cut: Public servants’ vasectomy lark raises eyebrows
Queensland’s long-suffering taxpayers appear to be giving some public servants a nice little holiday under the guise of reproductive leave.
Winged warriors ride again at Polish Club in Brisbane
The famous winged hussars that struck fear into armies across Europe hundreds of years ago are riding once again at the Polish Club in Milton.
Vaccine boffins make beeline to Brisbane for big conference
Brisbane is set to become the first city in the southern hemisphere to host over 400 top immunologists, vaccine researchers, engineers, healthcare professionals, and scientists at a major conference.
Japanese trading giant Mitsui eye Queensland silica sands
The Land of the Rising Sun is eyeing Queensland’s silica sands, with Brisbane-based Diatreme Resources inking an agreement with blue-chip Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co.
Why this young KPMG partner has stars in her eyes
Queenslander Jessica Rutherford may not exactly be a celebrity but that does not stop her name appearing on the rolling credits at the end of some big Hollywood productions.
Legal eagles swoop on `first rate’ cyber law team
Thomson Geer has made its third raid on the Queensland legal fraternity in over a decade, this time they poached a `first rate’ tech and cyber law team from a renowned practice.
Pretend Brisbane builder fined $25k in QBCC licensing blitz
A man who pretended to be a builder and demanded a large upfront payment has been fined $25,000 – becoming the QBCC’s third successful prosecution in recent weeks.
Archerfield air taxi hub eyes Olympics takeoff
Archerfield Airport has taken another step towards becoming a hub for vertical take off air taxis in time for the 2032 Olympics.
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