Mary breaks glass ceiling at 140-year-old Tatts
A former racing industry executive has broken the 140-year-old glass ceiling at the formerly male-only Brisbane Tattersalls Club.
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Waste king wants ‘recycled’ games in 2032
There are moves afoot to make the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane the ‘recycled’ games using old building waste to build new infrastructure. But governments are dragging their feet.
Qld rail giant slashes jobs, warns of rising costs
Queensland rail giant Aurizon is cutting scores of key jobs and outsourcing them in order to cut costs, saying the measures need to be taken to stay competitive and maintain profits. See which departments the affected roles are in.
‘Heartbreaking’: Brisbane bridge cafe owner loses lease
The owner of a cafe with one of the best views in Brisbane will say goodbye to his business on Friday after the lease for his space on the Goodwill Bridge was awarded to a charity.
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The industry adding a job every 40 minutes
A sector vital to Queensland’s economy is booming again as figures show it has grown 14 per cent over the past year, tipped more than $5 billion in to government coffers and created a job every 40 minutes.
Desperate bid to raise $2m
It’s crunch time for a Brisbane couple hoping to hit their funding goal by 9pm on Wednesday to grow their innovative food distribution hub.
IPO hopefuls feel the squeeze
Brisbane-based junior gold miner Expose Resources has hit a snag with its plans to raise $4.5 million and list on the ASX.
Brisbane Club touts diversity
THE BRISBANE Club is celebrating its 115th anniversary this month with what appears to be a well-time stab at its cross town rival Tattersalls, aka Queen St Workers Club.
Tatts’ turmoil intensifies over women members
A debate over whether to allow women members at exclusive Brisbane club has spiralled into a civil war, with factions digging in for what will be a protracted battle.
Members suspended in Tatt’s club revolt
Tattersall’s Club has stood down one member and suspended two others for what it alleges were breaches of the Privacy Act and club bylaws.
Salami maker’s battle against Italian giant
Luigi Borgo was shocked when a multinational food company moved to stop his family salami business from using the logo they have had for 30 years.
Besieged CTM attracts new investor
A SYDNEY investment firm has become a substantial shareholder in Corporate Travel Management, taking advantage of a share price rout to top up its stake.
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